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The Gulf of Oman is an arm of the Arabian Sea, situated between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran, connecting to the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz. This region frequently appears in reports of unidentified aerial sightings, though the mere existence of a report doesn't definitively determine what was observed.
Here, you'll find descriptions from military aircraft crews and videos from sensor screens: blobs that vanished and reappeared, shapes that remained centered in the frame, and an object described as a glowing sphere. Some reports offer explanations, but the described videos do not allow for a definitive identification of the phenomena's source.
The Gulf of Oman is located between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran, connecting the Arabian Sea to the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz.
The reports on this page describe blobs and shapes observed by military aircraft crews or captured on sensor screens. The descriptions do not definitively identify their source.
The videos show phenomena that were not identified in the reports, but they do not prove that these are aircraft or objects from a specific source. In some cases, the image is partial or changes with the sensor's status.
This description appears in supplementary reports accompanying some of the sightings. The term itself does not identify the objects or explain what caused them to appear that way.
In one report, a crew member observed a glowing sphere with a pole beneath it, and the crew did not attempt to approach it. This list does not contain similar information for all other sightings.