‘Jellyfish’ UAP video reveals strange object in Iraq | Vargas Reports

New footage of a purported UAP, or unidentified aerial phenomena, as UFOs are referred to, shows something that resembles a jellyfish flying in the sky, its tentacles dangling in the air. The video, which cannot be independently verified by NewsNation, was released by UFO expert Jeremy Corbell on X. Corbell says it was shot by the military using thermal imaging cameras as it flew over a U.S. military base in Iraq. NewsNation senior national correspondent Brian Entin has the details.
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[MakerswithMatrixrabbit]

That looks like an imperial probe droid from Star Wars. Are we sure this is not military tech ? Kinda sus to me.

[HerrByleth]

Here in Portugal we have a story that a jellyfish type ufo was seen for half an hour hovering the city of Évora in 1959. After that apperently white threads begun to fall over the city, people called it "angel's hair" and when touched or picked up, people say that it would dissolve on the palm of the hand. It was sampled by the military, scientists from the University of Lisbon and the French Astronomical Society they classified it as a single-celled organism or maybe a microbe with unknown features. But story aside, maybe this "jellyfish" ufo look and move like that one reported here in Portugal back in '59 but it is what it is, i don't know, just know it was on the newspapers at that time.

[gdimond]

Jeremy dropped that 5 hours ago right after weaponized dropped its new episode. Damn, you guys are on it. Kudos

[harknessmfa]

You guys are Fantastic for continuing to relentlessly cover this subject with such respect and seriousness. Thank You 🙏

[furryrug]

We really need the full unedited video plus witness statements etc. to judge its authenticity properly

[crimony]

It's high-resolution, military-captured evidence, and they just keep moving the goal posts.

[tewks]

Are UFOs seen around military installations so often because the aliens want to examine our military, or is it because they ARE our military?

[tracewaybos]

Thank god we have Jeremy's twin brother "Jeffrey" to release these amazing videos...

[DavidIhlefeld]

I think people of the world deserve to see the whole video that depicts it flying off at a fast rate of speed. Interesting we’re just told about a longer version and we’re supposed to believe it exists without seeing it. Before we can make any more assumptions or definitively say it is or isn’t something of interest

[mr.giggles]

All hail the flying spaghetti monster!

[matthewslivkoff]

It's looks like a drone covered in camouflage. The camo allows it to stay hidden near the base during the day. The footage was taken at night, which would be the only logical time for it to move without being spotted.

[pjm]

I don't know why they let this lady report on this topic, she has scoffed at the idea of UAP's since the beginning of their reports. It's hard to take that back and be convincing.

[MrProfchaos]

For everyone saying this was filmed on a flying drone and that’s why the “ smudge “ moves in and out of frame…it’s filmed on a stationary Aerostat surveillance blimp

[brandybennett]

It doesn't look like an jellyfish to me. It looks like a person with a jetpack.

[teefrankenstein]

UFO’s-That’s what all us regular folks call them-come in and out of the water all of the time. Now they could be coming from underwater bases or being launched from submarines.

[jasonparker]

What kind of jellyfish have you guys seen, that doesn’t look like any jellyfish I’ve ever seen!!

[splooshy]

The aliens are just fucking with us now and sending stupid stuff to confuse everyone and give themselves a good laugh.

[robertslone]

Where is the full video? How would they know to record the same spot of water so it could reappear?

[nunyobiznez]

This looks like something straight out of Star Wars.

[lamaahruloma]

Why are there so many types of flying objects with anomalous behavior. The shapes and behaviors of each of the objects are so distinct, it raises many questions. Jacques Valeé is probably only scienctist in the world, who is really an expert on this phenomenon or phenomena.