TIC TAC UFOs
So-called ‘Tic Tac’ UFO sightings have gained some kind of notoriety over the last few decades. What are they, and where are they occurring most?
In many cases they appear to have been seen over oceans or near to marine-based bases. This suggests a link to our vastly unexplored seas.
Recently, four strange UFOs have been caught on a US naval camera as they emerged from the ocean and taking off in a ‘synchronized’ flight off the coast of southern California. Sailors recorded the incident, saying they spotted the group of UFOs when aboard the USS Jackson.
Newly obtained footage also shows the moment two of the UFOs emerged from the ocean on February 15, 2023.
Their shape appeared very similar to a 2004 sighting in the same waters, which was previously investigated by a top secret government program.
The never-before-seen video was obtained by journalist George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell, co-hosts of the Weaponized Podcast, who revealed it to the public recently. Corbell noted that this is the same area of the Pacific where other Navy sailors have reported seeing unidentified craft over the years – including the 2004 Tic Tac sighting by USS Nimitz personnel.
The USS Nimitz sighting
The USS Nimitz Tic Tac UFO encounters refer to a series of intriguing events that allegedly occurred in November 2004. The sightings involved the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier strike group of the United States Navy and unidentified flying objects (UFOs) described as “Tic Tac” shaped. These incidents have gained widespread attention and sparked numerous debates about the existence of extraterrestrial life and the amazing capabilities of unidentified aerial phenomena. Footage was taken of the incident.
Analysis of the footage by physicist Kevin Knuth, Robert M. Powell and Peter A. Reali, indicates that the data did not give credence to prosaic explanations such as advanced military technology or atmospheric glitches. Instead, the data revealed shocking and unexplainable physics were at play, including the following attributes:
- Upper speed: 45,000 mph
- Size of an F18 aircraft
- Observed on radar over 2 weeks
- Dropped from 28,000 feet to sea level (approximately 5 miles) in 0.78 seconds
- No fireballs
- No sonic booms
- 13,000 Gigawatts of power would have been required to undertake its maneuvers, more than the nuclear output of the United States
Summary
If these sightings and others not included here are bona fide, then it is difficult to ignore the possibilities:
They emanate from a terrestrial source that has bases in our oceans [not necessarily human].
They emanate from an extraterrestrial source that has bases in our oceans.
They are constructs or a constructed illusion from persons unknown using advanced technology.
The analysis bullet points above indicate either an illusionary optical effect from sources unknown or extremely advanced technology, similarly from sources unknown.
References and Further Reading
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14599419/ufo-tic-tac-videos-connection-theory.html
https://www.meer.com/en/79187-uss-nimitz-tic-tac-ufo-unveiling-inexplicable-physics
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