📅 Overview
In March 2022, footage was captured from the deck of a U.S. Navy nuclear-powered submarine and first publicly released in PURSUE Phase 2 on May 22, 2026. Two metallic spherical objects hovered above the submarine and then descended into the water (transmedium).
🔍 Details
- Location: U.S. Navy nuclear submarine operating area (specific coordinates redacted)
- Date: March 2022
- Object appearance: Two metallic spheres — appearing white in IR footage
- Behavior:
- Hovered directly above the submarine
- Perfectly matched the submarine's transit speed
- Entered the water without splash or wake — none of the normal surface-tension reaction
- Some objects later re-emerged from the water and flew
🛂 'Transmedium' Capability
This incident falls into the UAP category the U.S. military officially calls transmedium — operating freely in both air and water:
- No loss of speed or structural integrity at the air-water boundary
- Conventional submarines / drones cannot enter transmedium without damage or speed loss
- No known technology can reproduce the behavior
🤔 Open Questions
- How does it enter the water without splash or wake? (Normal surface-tension reaction absent)
- What system matches submarine transit speed precisely?
- Are the two spheres' formation flight autonomous or remote-controlled?
📺 Significance
- One of the most mysterious files in PURSUE Phase 2
- Behaviorally more anomalous than the Lake Huron shoot-down itself
- Pattern similar to USS Omaha 2019 (Tic-Tac series) — repeated U.S. military transmedium UAP encounters
- Major analysis by WARUFO, The Debrief, WION
