Thousands of UFOs spotted off US coastlines (California and Florida reports)

📍 Location

📝 Description

As of December 13, 2025, there is no independently verified confirmation of thousands of USOs (unidentified submersible objects) off U.S. coastlines. The narrative stems from private UFO-tracking platforms (notably Enigma) reporting large counts of USO sightings near coastal areas, with California and Florida repeatedly highlighted. Major news outlets and the Pentagon’s UAP office have not corroborated this scale or existence of a maritime USO campaign or extraterrestrial technology. Official reviews (AARO) have found no evidence of alien life or technology in reviewed cases, and many sightings are attributed to misidentifications or ordinary phenomena. While observers report underwater or near-surface activity and occasional videos or imagery, there is no consensus or public verification of the phenomenon at the claimed scale, prompting calls for greater transparency and data-sharing.

🔍 Circumstances

Publicized since August 2025, with counts and observations drawn from Enigma’s database and related reports. Descriptions include underwater or near-surface objects, occasional videos (e.g., glowing lights) and accounts of rapid underwater maneuvers, often clustered along U.S. coastlines, particularly California and Florida. No independently verified, government-confirmed evidence has emerged to substantiate the broad claims of thousands of USOs.

👤 Physical Description

Objects described as lights or glowing spheres, sometimes underwater or at the water’s surface; reports mention underwater movements at high speed and occasional transitions between air and water; some footage notes glowing green lights beneath the surface.

ℹ️ Additional Details

The discourse references Enigma as a private database tracking tens of thousands of sightings since 2022. Official assessments by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) have repeatedly found no evidence of extraterrestrial technology or life in examined cases and emphasize misidentification as a common cause of sightings. Reports of maritime USOs have not been independently verified, and the current consensus among credible outlets suggests the need for more transparent data sharing and rigorous verification.

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