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International Business Times UK
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Annalyn Zoglmann

HISTORICAL FACTS: What are usos tracker detects 9 000 unexplained objects beneath us waters - Caught on Camera

United States USO Tim Gallaudet Navy Enigma UFO Ocean
These waters may hold clues to the growing number of 'Unidentified Submersible Objects' baffling Navy observers. Photo: US COAST GUARD via AFP / Handout

KEY POINTS

  • A UFO-tracking app called Enigma has logged more than 9,000 underwater sightings of USOs.
  • The sightings include reports of strange lights and objects plunging into or emerging from the sea without a splash.
  • Enigma's database shows a surge in reports since 2022, mapping dense clusters of activity along both the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines.

A surprising spike in underwater anomalies along U.S. coastlines has sparked alarm among defence officials after a popular tracking app, Enigma, recorded thousands of sightings of so-called Unidentified Submersible Objects, or USOs.

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