"Startling Theory Proposes Oceanic Origins for Tic Tac UFOs in US Navy Encounters"
UFO Expert Reveals New ‘Tic Tac’ Footage and Underwater Base Theory
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New Footage Sparks Debate
Investigative journalist Jeremy Corbell has released verified 2023 U.S. Navy footage showing a wingless, self-luminous UFO emerging from the Pacific Ocean near Southern California. Captured via the USS Jackson’s advanced SAPPHIRE FLIR system, the object—resembling the infamous 2004 “Tic Tac” UFO—lacked exhaust plumes, flight surfaces, or visible propulsion. Corbell, known for documenting military UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) encounters, claims this incident aligns with a pattern of transmedium craft (operating in air, space, and water) repeatedly observed in Warning Area 291, a military training zone.
Two UFOs emerge from the ocean in synchronized flight off California (2023).
Echoes of Past Encounters
The 2023 sighting mirrors two major events:
- 2004 Nimitz Incident: Pilots tracked a “Tic Tac” UFO descending 80,000 feet in seconds, interacting with a submerged object. Witnesses reported an “X-shaped” structure beneath the ocean.
- 2019 Swarm Incident: Over several nights, dozens of UAPs swarmed ten Navy ships, displaying coordinated, physics-defying maneuvers.
Corbell emphasizes these craft’s synchronized movements and underwater connections. “Sailors speculate there’s an underwater base off California,” he stated.
The 2004 “Tic Tac” UFO, tracked by Navy pilots near Mexico.
Witness Accounts and Technology
An active-duty Navy radar operator verified the 2023 incident, corroborating thermal footage with radar data. Four objects were detected, two captured on video, performing instantaneous maneuvers. “No wings, no heat plumes—this isn’t a glitch. It’s intelligently controlled,” Corbell noted. The USS Omaha’s 2019 footage of a spherical UAP submerging adds credence to transmedium capabilities.
A spherical UAP filmed entering the ocean in 2019.
Congressional Testimony and Reverse Engineering
Corbell has aided whistleblowers like David Grusch and Cmdr. David Fravor in testifying before Congress. Grusch alleged the U.S. possesses non-human craft and biologics, while Fravor described the 2004 UFO’s underwater interaction. Corbell claims these craft use gravitational propulsion, a technology that could revolutionize energy and defense: “Whoever masters this wins geopolitically.”
Why Release the Footage Now?
Corbell asserts transparency is critical. After vetting the footage with experts and agencies, he warns of strategic risks: “If these craft can move from space to sea instantly, they could deploy undetectable weapons.” The Pentagon was notified pre-release to avoid security breaches.
Jeremy Corbell discusses the 2023 footage with DailyMail.com.
The Bigger Question
Corbell stresses the urgency of understanding UAP origins: “Are they extraterrestrial, interdimensional, or ultra-terrestrial? They’re here—we need answers.” With Congress pressing for disclosure, the focus shifts from denial to deciphering intent and advancing human knowledge.
Pyramid-shaped UAPs filmed hovering above a Navy destroyer in 2019.
Conclusion
As evidence mounts, Corbell’s work challenges skeptics and governments to confront a reality beyond conventional explanation. Whether these phenomena stem from foreign adversaries or non-human intelligence, their implications for science and global security remain profound.
