Thousands of UFOs spotted off US coastlines – California and Florida

📍 Location

📝 Description

A large-scale coastal phenomenon involving underwater and aerial unidentified objects has been reported since August 2025. The Enigma UFO-tracking app lists over 9,000 USO (Unidentified Submersible Objects) sightings within 10 miles of U.S. shorelines, with more than 500 within 5 miles and over 150 reports describing objects hovering above water or entering/exiting it. California (389) and Florida (306) lead coastal counts, with activity mapped along both the East and West coasts. Video evidence includes underwater lights captured from boats (notably linked to Fort Lauderdale, FL). While these reports have sparked concern among security and science communities, there is no official DoD confirmation yet, and experts emphasize the need for transparent government sharing of data on all-domain anomalous phenomena. The phenomenon is described as transmedium—objects moving between air and sea with minimal or no splash—raising questions about technology, natural phenomena, or unknown physics.

🔍 Circumstances

Reports accumulated publicly from August 2025 onward, primarily through Enigma’s user-submitted sightings. The phenomenon covers multiple domains (air and water) near U.S. coastlines, with clusters near major coastal zones. Public videos and sensor data are cited but require verification; authorities have not issued a definitive explanation or public confirmation.

👤 Physical Description

Unidentified Submersible Objects (USOs) described as bright or glowing lights under or near the water, moving at high speed, performing abrupt maneuvers, and sometimes transitioning between water and air without splash. Some video evidence mentions green lights observed beneath the ocean surface.

ℹ️ Additional Details

Enigma describes USOs as underwater phenomena that cannot be readily identified. Marine Technology News reports that USOs have been observed within 10 miles of shorelines, with a subset within 5 miles showing hovering or water-entry events. Presidentially, officials have called for transparency about all-domain anomalous phenomena; the DoD has not publicly confirmed the findings in the cited articles. The data indicate cross-domain activity and potential national security implications.

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