Former Us Navy Admiral Plans Search for Alien Life Underwater

Extra-terrestrial life has been a huge source of awe and mystery for human beings, particularly in recent years. Even NASA launched a probe to find out what unidentified flying objects are out there. However, the search has now switched from the sky to the sea with certain former US military personnel hoping to discover clues to alien life.

The former head of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is launching a probe into unidentified alien submersible objects (USOs) and, in particular, an unusual anomaly spotted on the seabed off the coast of California.

Timothy Gallaudet, previously a rear admiral in the US Navy, has spent the last year and a half interviewing numerous sailors, submariners, military personnel, and members of the US Coastguard. They all claim to have seen unidentified—possibly alien—vessels in the water.

One particular sighting was filmed by the USS Omaha off the coast of San Diego in southern California in 2019. A shadowy object was seen moving rapidly before splashing down into the water. In the well-known Tic Tac incident of 2004, US Navy pilots described an oblong vessel, shaped like the breath mint, hovering just above the water off the California coast.

Sonar has shown a strange trench on the seafloor which looks as if an object has crashed into a ridge and subsequently skidded to a stop. Gallaudet is planning to send a remote-controlled submarine to the site to see if there are any signs of what caused the phenomena.

“I cannot explain this feature and therefore want to use a ROV (remotely operated underwater vehicle) to dive from a ship and capture video of it,” he told The Telegraph.
“That may allow us to identify its detailed characteristics and potentially determine what caused it. No one has agreed to provide a ship or ROV yet. A hypothesis is that it may have been formed by an interaction of an UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena) or USO with the seabed.”

Are there aliens in the waters around the US and elsewhere?

The former US Navy Rear Admiral argues that evidence for alien USOs could be present in the US Navy’s acoustic data, which is currently classified. “I have not seen signatures on such data, but I have spoken to one former submarine officer who has,” he added.

This week, Gallaudet released a report looking into the phenomenon with the Sol Foundation, a consortium of academics, military, and government officials dedicated to researching UFOs. The group is calling for investigation into USOs to be made a national ocean research priority for the US government. It claims that the underwater anomalies are a potential threat to maritime security.

The report centers in on an incident in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, where a thermal imaging system on a US Customs and Border Protection aircraft detected a fast-moving vessel which entered the Atlantic Ocean.

Speaking at a recent Sol Foundation symposium, Gallaudet said:

“Just in the year-and-a-half or so now that I’ve become active and started interviewing people I have met, dozens of people, commercial, military, Coast Guard, mariners and submariners who have had observations. I don’t have any data yet. That’s the next step. But this is several dozen people that have seen phenomena in our oceans, the tropical eastern and western Pacific, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and the Indian Ocean, and the North Atlantic and eastern seaboard. So this is happening, and I am trying to get a better understanding of it.”