UFO sighting during Blue Angels air show in New York leaves spectators awestruck
The video depicts the mysterious object gliding straight in front of the fighter jet before darting out of the frame of the camera.
During the Memorial Day weekend air show in Jones Beach, New York, the famous Blue Angels of the Navy entertained the crowd with their amazing aerial stunts. A weird object seemed to fly past one of the Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornets as the crowd stared in wonder. Even though the entire meeting lasted only a few seconds, it was enough to draw interest and ignite rumors.
The video depicts the mysterious object gliding straight in front of the fighter jet before darting out of the frame of the camera.
The UFO’s amazing speed is visible even when the video is slowed down in comparison to the fighter jet’s speed. It moved at an astounding rate, leaving no visible track behind.
It looked like the craft was flying between 36,500 and 41,000 feet in the air. Government agencies and officials now refer to what were once called “unidentified flying objects” (UFOs) as “unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAP).
Mysterious UFO Sightings Surge in New York City
A well-known flying display squadron that exemplifies the strength and enthusiasm of naval aviation is the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. According to the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC), “UAP was larger than a rice grain but somewhat smaller than a pea. Visually tracked it for around nine seconds. Then, in two or maybe three seconds, it made an abrupt and noticeable 90-degree spin to descend to a height of around 18,000 feet.
The number of UAP sightings in and around New York City has significantly increased lately.
In March 2024, a passenger on a plane at LaGuardia Airport reported seeing what appeared to be a UFO above New York City.
July 2023: Over Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, an “egg-shaped” UFO was seen flying.
October 2023: Of the 12 UFOs reported in Brooklyn, one was a pill-shaped object that was sighted over McGuire Fields.
The government organization in charge of looking into complaints of UAP sightings is called the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). Some sightings are dismissed as airplanes, birds, rockets, or camera glitches, while others remain unresolved. The globe waits in silent expectation for fresh sightings of these mysterious aerial phenomena as the mystery deepens.
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