UAP SPOTTED OVER THE SEA! STRANGE SIGHTINGS REPORTED IN CANADA & THE U.S. FOLLOWING VIRAL VIDEO

Something is in the sky—and it’s not staying still.

The internet is in uproar after fishermen off Canada’s east coast captured what appears to be a luminous, disk-shaped object emerging from the sea — hovering in silence before shooting skyward at unimaginable speed.

Since the video went viral, witnesses from Maine to British Columbia have reported eerily similar sightings: glowing orbs darting above the ocean, diving underwater, and vanishing without a trace.

“It’s like the ocean gave birth to it,” one sailor said, describing how compasses and radios failed the moment the craft appeared.

Experts are calling it one of the clearest pieces of UAP evidence to date, suggesting the objects could be part of a larger network of underwater bases long rumored to exist along the continental shelf.

Governments remain silent — but the public wants answers.

Has humanity just glimpsed the technology of another world… or the secrets of our own oceans finally rising to the surface?

A mysterious Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) has sent shockwaves through social media after a chilling video surfaced online, showing a glowing object darting above the sea with unnatural precision.

The clip, originally posted on X, has now racked up millions of views, with users from Canada, Alaska, and the U.S. East Coast reporting eerily similar sightings in the hours that followed.

The object, described as “silent, fast, and glowing white,” appears to hover, shift direction instantly, and vanish without a trace.

Experts remain baffled, with some aviation analysts calling it “unlike any known aircraft behavior.“

Even more unsettling, several local fishermen off the Nova Scotia coast claim to have seen the same light dive into the ocean without making a sound—disappearing beneath the waves.

Authorities have not confirmed the origin of the object, but neither have they denied its presence.

While some theorize it could be advanced military technology, others fear we may be witnessing something not of this world.

With sightings increasing and no answers in sight, one question echoes across the internet:

What is flying above—and beneath—our oceans?

A viral video showing a mysterious Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) hovering above the ocean has ignited panic and fascination across North America.

The footage — recorded by a fisherman off the coast of Nova Scotia — captures a glowing, metallic sphere gliding silently over the water before plunging beneath the surface without a single splash.

“It moved like it was alive,” the witness said, his voice trembling as the object shimmered with blue light before disappearing into the depths.

Within hours, similar reports flooded in from both Canada and the U.S., describing identical objects skimming across the waves, sometimes accompanied by strange electrical interference.

Defense agencies are reportedly analyzing the footage, while insiders claim the phenomenon matches classified military encounters never meant for public release.

Could this be evidence of transmedium craft — vehicles capable of traveling through air and water? The ocean, it seems, may be hiding more than anyone dared to imagine.