26/10/2026
South of Nova Scotia! Oct 11th
Unexplained lights reportedly moved over the Atlantic for 40 minutes.
Sailors say they could see the lights, but their radar showed nothing.
Two crew members reported watching glowing orbs over the Atlantic for roughly 40 minutes while sailing about 400 miles (644 kilometers) south of Nova Scotia.
According to an account submitted to the National UFO Reporting Center, the sighting began around 3:25 a.m. when the ship’s second mate noticed a bright light low on the horizon.
The sailors watched through binoculars and estimated the light was 12–16 miles (19–26 kilometers) away. They described it rising, falling and moving sideways, sometimes disappearing before apparently reappearing elsewhere.
Three or four additional lights reportedly appeared and moved in similar ways.
The crew said none produced a contact on the vessel’s radar. Screenshots were reportedly submitted with the account, but they have not been independently authenticated.
The sailors described exceptionally fast movement, including what they interpreted as hypersonic speeds. Those speeds were not measured by instruments, and the estimated distance has not been verified.
That distinction matters: without a reliable distance, apparent movement cannot establish an object’s actual speed. A lack of radar contact also cannot establish what the lights were or whether they were within the equipment’s detection range.
The available reporting identifies no independently verified video or official investigation establishing an explanation.
For now, this is an unresolved witness account, not confirmed evidence of extraordinary technology.
Learn more:
"Sailors Report Glowing Orbs Over the Atlantic; No Radar Contact." Gadget Review
