Maryland UFO Sightings Reported by Hundreds

📍 Location

📝 Description

Maryland has long been cited as a state with a substantial number of NUFORC reports; as of October 2024, NUFORC listed about 1,923 Maryland sightings dating back to 1946. Through the first half of 2025, NUFORC reported about 2,174 sightings nationwide, signaling continued high levels of public reporting. A Maryland-specific case is documented: on March 4, 2025, a single observer in Gaithersburg, MD reported a silent, rotating angular object roughly 3 feet in size, dark blue in color, passing almost directly overhead for about 30 seconds. The witness described two metal pieces stuck together off-center that spun, with no propulsion and no audible sound, and the object appeared to travel toward the Montgomery County Air Park area. This entry is recorded in NUFORC data via NICAP MADAR/NMS listings as NUFORC sighting 188104. The status remains reported, with no independent corroboration or video available in the record at this time.

🔍 Circumstances

Single witness in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Date/time: March 4, 2025, duration about 30 seconds. Object described as silent, rotating angular shape with two metal pieces stuck together off-center. No propulsion or noise detected. Observed overhead, moving toward the Montgomery County Air Park. No video or additional witnesses documented in the record. Entry appears in MUFON/NICAP MADAR data reports as NUFORC sighting 188104.

👤 Physical Description

Rotating angular object described as two metal pieces stuck together off-center, dark blue in color, approximately 3 feet in size, silent with no visible propulsion.

ℹ️ Additional Details

Record indicates the sighting was brief with a single observer; described as not compelling in the MADAR/NMS data compilation; no corroborating witnesses or video in the available record; part of NUFORC data group referenced by NICAPMADAR/MADAR datasets; ongoing interest in Maryland UFO/UAP reports continues at the state level.

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