Swarm of UFOs Sighted Near Indiana Air Force Base Following Massive ‘Mothership’ Detection

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In recent weeks, residents near the Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base in Indiana reported seeing a swarm of fast-moving, glowing orbs in the night sky. These sightings follow the detection of a massive, 20-mile-long UFO that experts likened to a ‘mothership’. The reports, collected on October 7, are now under investigation, with some experts suggesting military flares as a potential explanation. The original source details the eyewitness accounts.

Residents in Kokomo, Indiana, located 13 miles from the base, described seeing hovering orbs that vanished quickly, raising concerns and excitement among the community.
An anonymous report submitted to NUFORC showed evidence on Doppler radar of a large rectangular object with a vapor shock wave, adding credibility to the sightings.
Experts have debated whether these phenomena are military flares or something more mysterious, as recent similar sightings have been documented near other military installations in Virginia.

Drone Swarms Over US Military Bases Operated by ‘Mother Ship’ UFO, Pentagon Official Reveals

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A senior Pentagon official has confirmed the presence of UFO “mother ships” releasing swarms of smaller craft that targeted US military bases. This revelation comes as part of a release of 50 pages of Air Force records documenting mysterious drone incursions over Langley Air Force Base and Palmdale, CA. Read more about the intriguing discoveries from these military events in the original report by the Daily Mail. These incursions have left experts and government agencies scrambling for answers as the sightings remain unexplained.

For 17 consecutive nights in December 2023, small unidentified craft with flashing lights infiltrated the restricted airspace above Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Despite efforts to counteract them, these drones displayed evasive tactics, making them difficult to track.
In Palmdale, California, home to Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works, a similar series of incursions took place, sparking concern over national security and the vulnerability of top defense contractors’ facilities.
According to the official, these drones operate under larger “mother ships” that appear to coordinate and release swarms. The nature and origin of these sophisticated UFOs remain unknown despite extensive investigations by the US Air Force, NASA, and local authorities.

Mysterious UFO Drones Surveilling Key U.S. Military Sites

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Dozens of mysterious UFO drones have been spotted over America’s most sensitive military installations, raising concerns about potential foreign espionage. Despite efforts by the Pentagon, current laws and technological limitations prevent effective countermeasures. These incidents, reported in locations such as Virginia and Nevada, have left officials with no clear resolution. The origin and intent of the drones remain unclear, according to the Wall Street Journal.

UFO drones have been spotted flying over U.S. military sites, including the base of Navy SEAL Team Six and Naval Station Norfolk. Officials are concerned about the potential for foreign surveillance, but legal restrictions prevent shooting down the drones.
Military leaders have explored jamming technologies, but these were ruled out due to concerns that they could interfere with crucial systems like 911 networks and commercial air traffic. The Pentagon has few tools to counter these aerial intrusions.
Several drone sightings, including over Langley Air Force Base and Edwards Air Force Base, occurred over a span of 17 days. U.S. authorities suspect the involvement of foreign nations, including Russia or China, but have no definitive evidence of who is behind the incidents.

ALIEN FEVER: Growing UFO Belief Poses Risks

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As reports of UFO sightings continue to rise, a new study warns that the growing belief in alien encounters is increasingly harmful to society. A paper by Tony Milligan, a philosopher at King’s College in London, claims that UFO conspiracies have gone from fringe speculation to a significant societal issue. His findings were recently published in the Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, and he cites concerning statistics from the United States.

Nearly a quarter of Americans now believe they have witnessed a UFO, which Tony Milligan describes as a dangerous societal shift. The paper notes that public fascination with UFOs is at an all-time high, partially fueled by recent government disclosures about UAPs.
The study emphasizes that belief in alien visitation is distorting public perception of legitimate scientific research, such as astrobiology. The focus on conspiracies has overshadowed more evidence-based studies of microbial life elsewhere in the cosmos.
Milligan warns that UFO beliefs are undermining trust in democratic institutions, especially when combined with theories that the U.S. government is withholding information about extraterrestrial life. This distrust could have long-term effects on political stability.