Hommam Al Nassim 
the U.S. Navy Ships have spotted unidentified flying objects that can move easily in the air and in the waters of the world’s oceans.
The incident has sparked concern among Pentagon officials about its potential threats to U.S. maritime security.
On July 25, sailors aboard three U.S. vessels noticed a similar phenomenon, and a subsequent investigation by Pentagon experts was unable to determine the nature or origin of the phenomenon.
According to Popular Mechanics, this phenomenon was also documented when, on July 15, 2019, the naval ship Omaha spotted a mysterious flying object near the coast of San Diego, prompting the ship’s caretakers to head by helicopter to explore the situation.
Videos filmed by night vision cameras and infrared air showed the mysterious object hovering over the surface of the Pacific Ocean, then disappearing into the water without slowing down, raising questions about its nature and source, but after investigation it turned out that the video recording was real.
In 2013, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers saw similar unidentified spherical objects near Puerto Rico.
Retired Commodore Timothy Gallaudet said: “UFOs could pose a threat to U.S. maritime navigation and submarines, and more thorough studies of the deep part of the world’s oceans are essential.”
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