USO — Unidentified Submerged Objects Pattern

Since the 1940s, navies worldwide have documented objects entering and exiting water at impossible speeds with no splash, cavitation, or deceleration — a capability known as transmedium travel. The US Navy's SOSUS underwater listening network has detected high-speed submerged objects moving at 200+ knots, far exceeding any known submarine or torpedo. Soviet Navy records (declassified post-USSR) document hundreds of USO encounters including objects pacing submarines and rising from the ocean floor. Concentrations of sightings cluster around the Puerto Rico Trench (deepest point in the Atlantic), Catalina Island off California (Christopher Columbus also reported ocean lights in this region of the Atlantic), and deep Norwegian fjords. The Aguadilla 2013 footage captured a USO entering water and splitting into two objects. The Iraq Jellyfish UAP submerged for 17 minutes before re-emerging. Admiral Tim Gallaudet has publicly stated that the transmedium aspect of UAP is the most significant — whatever these objects are, they operate in air, space, and water equally. If something has bases on Earth, the ocean covers 71% of the planet's surface and 95% remains unexplored. The deepest parts are less accessible than the surface of Mars.