📍 Pacific Ocean, USS Omaha (U.S. Navy) 📅 2019 🔍 Officially Confirmed, Transmedium UAP

In 2019, the crew of the U.S. Navy littoral combat ship USS Omaha (LCS-12) captured a spherical unidentified flying object using night vision systems. The footage shows a glowing sphere descending slowly from the air to the sea surface, then submerging into the water without causing any splash.

Official Confirmation

In 2021, the Pentagon officially confirmed that this footage was recorded by Navy personnel and classified it as a UAP incident. Unlike the previous Nimitz event, the USS Omaha footage is the first transmedium UAP case simultaneously recorded by shipboard radar and optical systems.

Spherical UAP captured by USS Omaha (LCS-12)

Transmedium Capability

This incident solidified a key finding in the UAP research community: some UAP possess “transmedium” capability—the ability to transition directly from air into water without any deceleration or resistance. Known human technology is currently unable to achieve this.

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📚 Reference: Pentagon UAPTF, DVIDS Database