Retired Vice Admiral Says the Deep Sea Could Hide UFOs
Tim Gallaudet described videos that have never been shown publicly but offered no evidence for his claims about craft of nonhuman origin.
Retired Vice Admiral Tim Gallaudet claims the U.S. government has been hiding information about UFOs for 80 years and that the deep sea could conceal such phenomena. His claims rest solely on remarks he made in a podcast, with no independent evidence.
In an interview on Hang Out with Sean Hannity, retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Tim Gallaudet said the ocean could offer UFOs a place to hide, Fox News reported. Hannity asked where they might go to avoid detection for a while. Gallaudet’s answer: the sea. It is “the least explored area in the world,” he said; only about 10 percent of it has been explored, mainly with drones, buoys, and similar equipment.
Gallaudet spent many years studying the ocean and served as acting administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In the episode, he claimed the government has been hiding information about UFOs for about 80 years.
An Underwater Video
Gallaudet described a video showing an object moving rapidly underwater, then rising to the surface without creating ripples, hovering briefly, and accelerating upward. He said another video shows a similar incident, this time from above. The objects are silent and can travel faster than the speed of sound without producing a sonic boom, he said, a capability difficult to explain with known technology. “There’s something there that they’ve managed to engineer, and we have no idea how to replicate it,” he said.
Gallaudet also claimed the government had tried to retrieve and study craft of nonhuman origin. He offered no evidence for that claim during the conversation, and the videos he described were not shown to the public. The original report included no response from the Navy.
Questions & answers
Who is Tim Gallaudet?
A retired U.S. Navy vice admiral who previously served as acting administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Fox News reported that he made his claims in a podcast episode.
Were videos or evidence presented to support the claims?
No. The videos Gallaudet described were not shown in the article, and the original report included no response from the Navy.