Are UFO Craft Coming From Underwater Bases?
Article by Svetlana Ekimenko May 1, 2021 (sputniknews.com)
• Documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell claims that some of the mysterious UFOs captured in grainy images and shown swarming US Navy vessels could be coming from the Earth’s oceans. These types of craft that operate both in the air and underwater with equal ease have been dubbed “transmedium” vehicles.
• The videos and images of these UFO vehicles include the ‘Tic Tac’ UFO video-recorded by Navy aviators off of the coast of San Diego in November 2004; the ‘pyramid’ UFOs swarming the USS Russell off of the coast of Los Angeles in July 2019; and the ‘spherical’ and ‘acorn’ UFOs recorded hovering above the USS Omaha off of the coast of Virginia in March 2019. Referred to as the “Pentagon UFO videos”, the footage has been confirmed by the Pentagon as genuine and is said to have been leaked from a classified briefing led by the Pentagon into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP).
• In September 2019, a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed that the videos were made by Navy aviators and were “part of a larger issue of an increased number of training range incursions by unidentified aerial phenomena in recent years.” The US Department of Defense formally released the Tic Tac UFO video in 2020.
• Interestingly, all of the leaked UFO videos confirmed as genuine by the Pentagon have occurred over the sea. The images of an object hovering above the USS Omaha was later seen “descending into the water” in the same month. The Tic Tac UFO was first seen hovering above an “ocean disturbance” resembling boiling water. It was reported that the Tic Tac UFOs were dropping almost instantly from an altitude of 80,000 feet to sea level where witnesses say there was a “cross shaped” object there under the water where the UFOs were “docking”.
• “[T]here was this implication that there might be a base or location like an embassy that they could go and maybe fuel up their starships…” speculated Corbell. “[I]t is possible that there’s a congregation or a station or a location underwater, where UFOs could be transiting from once they’re here, wherever they come from. That is a possibility that UFOs are transiting from a localized place underneath the water.”
A stunning 18-second clip allegedly from July 2019 of “spherical” unidentified craft
swarming a US Navy destroyer, the USS Russell, at night had earlier been sent anonymously to filmmaker Jeremy Corbell. The footage was supposedly part of a classified briefing led by the Pentagon into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP).
Documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell claims that some of the mysterious so-called Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) captured in grainy images and shown ostensibly swarming US Navy vessels over the
years could be coming from the Earth’s oceans.
Furthermore, the possibility that many of the objects are manifestations of “transmedium” vehicles, which are able to operate both in the air and underwater, has been discussed between US Navy officials, he claimed in an interview for the
Daily Star.
“They can move from one medium [air] to the next [sea] with ease,” said the filmmaker, adding: “As you would have an embassy in a foreign land, it is possible that there’s a congregation or a station or a
location underwater, where UFOs could be transiting from once they’re here, wherever they come from. That is a possibility that UFOs are transiting from a localised place underneath the water.”
The US Navy photographed and filmed “pyramid” shaped UFOs and “spherical” advanced transmedium vehicles.
The Los Angeles-based mixed media artist believes this theory of such a potential underwater base might be true in relation to the now-famous “tic-tac UFOs” and other enigmatic “craft” captured on footage “swarming” US Navy vessels over the years.
The filmmaker, who in 2015 launched his investigative film series titled, “Extraordinary Beliefs presented by Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell”, made it into the headlines after releasing the now-famous “pyramid UFO” video, ostensibly taken by the crew of the USS Russell off San Diego in July 2019.
Furthermore, he made public images of an object seemingly hovering above the USS Omaha before “descending into the water” in the same month.
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