May 30, 2018 03:34 AM
http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/l...the-ocean/
EXCERPT: . . . The “Tic Tac” incident – so named for the white, fast-moving, mint-shaped object that was involved – made waves last year when first revealed by the New York Times. [...] Based on the recently leaked report, the undated document suggests there may have been something in the water as well. F-18 aircraft were called into the area after the USS Princeton wasn’t able to lock on to the AAV. The report details the moment a pilot noticed a disturbance under the surface of the water resembling a “barely submerged reef or island”. As the pilot flew away, the object reportedly disturbed the water underneath it in “frothy waves and foam” resembling water that was “boiling”. The unidentified flying “Tic Tac” object was potentially rendezvousing with the massive underwater one, according to the report....
MORE: http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/l...the-ocean/
EXCERPT: . . . The “Tic Tac” incident – so named for the white, fast-moving, mint-shaped object that was involved – made waves last year when first revealed by the New York Times. [...] Based on the recently leaked report, the undated document suggests there may have been something in the water as well. F-18 aircraft were called into the area after the USS Princeton wasn’t able to lock on to the AAV. The report details the moment a pilot noticed a disturbance under the surface of the water resembling a “barely submerged reef or island”. As the pilot flew away, the object reportedly disturbed the water underneath it in “frothy waves and foam” resembling water that was “boiling”. The unidentified flying “Tic Tac” object was potentially rendezvousing with the massive underwater one, according to the report....
MORE: http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/l...the-ocean/
