The US military allegedly filmed a strange jellyfish-like UFO over a military base. Pic credit: Jeremy Corbell via The Sun
An investigator claims to have uncovered footage showing a bizarre jellyfish UFO flying over a US military base.
UFO researcher Jeremy Corbell shared the leaked video, captured in Iraq in 2018, in his TMZ documentary UFO Revolution.
According to Corbell, the military authorities attempted to bury the video, but undisclosed sources within the intelligence community shared it with him.
Jellyfish UFO flew over military facility
US military operatives allegedly captured the footage on a thermal camera in Iraq in 2018. It was not visible to unaided human eyes.
Thermal cameras are sensitive to infrared energy (heat). They are also sensitive to changes in temperature and can use heat information to build visual images.
The footage allegedly shows a UFO flying in the Middle East. Corbell also claimed sources revealed the UFO appeared over Pantex Plant, a sensitive military nuclear facility near Amarillo, Carson County, Texas, US.
According to the UFO researcher, sources within the intelligence community confirmed the video. He also obtained eyewitness accounts of the incident.
Troops with night vision equipment attempted to track and shoot it down. But they couldn’t see it using their night vision equipment. They needed thermal cameras to detect it.
Jellyfish UFO can move in air and water
The witnesses said the UFO flew over land and a body of water. It stopped abruptly and dived underwater.
It remained submerged for 17 minutes before emerging and flying up in the air.
UFO had a solid body and stiff legs
Although witnesses described it as having a shape resembling a jellyfish, it was not soft and wobbly like one. The body and jellyfish-like legs were stiff and rigid.
Witnesses also said it had scales arranged in complex patterns resembling an armor.
Online reactions
The footage received mixed reactions on social media. Many believed it showed a UFO flying in the sky, but others were skeptical.
Some suggested it was something smearing the camera lens.
“It’s a bird t**d on a window,” a Twitter skeptic suggested.
“Not trying to be a killjoy, but it kinda looks like a smudge on the camera lens,” a second Twitter user wrote.
“Booger on the lens,” a third said.
“I believe what we’re looking at here is just a small plume of smoke,” a fourth Twitter user suggested.
Another user agreed with the fourth commenter and added it could be plumes of smoke from white phosphorus munitions.
“White phosphorus munitions have been used many times in Iraq,” the skeptic said. “I’m not saying the ‘jellyfish’ is white phosphorus, but it’s worth looking in to.”
Others dismissed it as “weak” and “unconvincing.”
Who is Jeremy Corbell?
Corbell is a veteran UFO investigator and filmmaker. He attended the July 26 congressional hearing on UFOs with collaborator George Knapp.
TV cameras showed the men sitting directly behind the UFO whistleblower David Grusch.
He and Knapp submitted a statement to the House Oversight Committee alleging that classified Russian documents revealed that in the 1990s, the country’s Air Force engaged UFOs in multiple aerial battles.
Corbell is also known for investigating an alleged 2021 UFO mass sighting over Camp Wilson in California.
However, skeptics dismissed the widely publicized incident, saying it was due to flares.