Bright blue UFO seen crashing into ocean near Hawaii prompts calls to 911, FAA - ABC30 Fresno

📍 Location

📝 Description

Event occurred in late December 2020 off Oahu, Hawaii. Multiple witnesses reported a bright blue, elongated object moving across the night sky near Nanakuli, described as larger than a telephone pole, followed by a smaller white light. After about 3 minutes, the object appeared to drop into the ocean off the western coast of Oahu near Haleakala Avenue and Farrington Highway. Calls were made to 911 and FAA officials confirmed receiving reports of a possible aircraft down, but no radar targets or missing aircraft were found and Honolulu Police had no further information. The incident was covered by several outlets (ABC30 Fresno, ABC7 San Francisco, Hawaii News Now, Live Science, Space.com, Futurism). There is no conclusive identification or official determination; explanations ranged from conventional objects (LED kite, balloon, meteor) to unknown aircraft. No credible updates have emerged since early 2021, so the case remains officially unresolved.

🔍 Circumstances

Evening sighting near Nanakuli, Oahu. Eyewitnesses filmed and observed the object for a few minutes; 911 calls were placed; FAA confirmed receipt of reports but found no aircraft incidents or radar targets; no debris confirmed; the event spanned several minutes from first sight to possible impact.

👤 Physical Description

Bright blue glow; elongated mass larger than a telephone pole; moving rapidly; no audible sound; later observed a second, smaller white light observed by witnesses.

ℹ️ Additional Details

FAA reported receiving reports of a possible downed aircraft but found no radar targets or missing aircraft; Honolulu Police had no additional information to release; No official confirmation of debris or downed vehicle; The event received coverage from multiple outlets; no credible updates have emerged since early 2021; Explanations range from LED kite or balloon to meteor or unknown aircraft.

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