Posted On: October 19, 2023

I'm going to preface this video by saying , no I do not think this is visitors from another world in this clip or what I am about to say, and here's why.

From Melbourne Florida to Jupiter for the past 7 to 8 years, I spend a lot of time at the beach at late hours of the night.

And have been seeing lights similar to this one over the ocean almost every single night during that stretch of time. Sometimes it is 1 , sometimes it can be upwards of 8 individual lights scattered all over the horizon.

These lights always appear to come from offshore and only see them get as close as about 1/2 mile from land.

They hover and slide up and down back and forth and shut off, sometimes they raise and lower vertically in altitude, sometimes they go way offshore out of sight on the horizon and come back.

This isn't an isolated case, none move at the speed of light or insanely quick.

But they are almost ALWAYS there in this stretch almost every single night there is any visibility.

Sometimes they get close to each other and hover near for a while until they go off in their own directions, and these lights will be out there all night.

Sometimes 10lb it's or more.

Most of the time they are way too difficult to catch on an iPhone camera, but the one in this particular clip was pretty close this night, and when I blasted it from a distance with a high lumen flashlight the object turned off its light each time.

I'm assuming this is some sort of government surveillance of the coast line due to the frequency and reliability of what we constantly see night in and night out.

The lights are never reported to my knowledge and others see them and no one thinks much of it.

I am curious if anyone else on this sub who resides in this stretch experiences them, or would like information to on where to set up a long exposure camera to capture it.

Or if anyone experiencing anything similar on other coastlines.

Again I'll remind you that this is EVERY night, and can be one light or up to 7 to 8.

Post from user Major-Act-7262 at at reddit.

Posted On: October 19, 2023

I'm going to preface this video by saying , no I do not think this is visitors from another world in this clip or what I am about to say, and here's why.

From Melbourne Florida to Jupiter for the past 7 to 8 years, I spend a lot of time at the beach at late hours of the night.

And have been seeing lights similar to this one over the ocean almost every single night during that stretch of time. Sometimes it is 1 , sometimes it can be upwards of 8 individual lights scattered all over the horizon.

These lights always appear to come from offshore and only see them get as close as about 1/2 mile from land.

They hover and slide up and down back and forth and shut off, sometimes they raise and lower vertically in altitude, sometimes they go way offshore out of sight on the horizon and come back.

This isn't an isolated case, none move at the speed of light or insanely quick.

But they are almost ALWAYS there in this stretch almost every single night there is any visibility.

Sometimes they get close to each other and hover near for a while until they go off in their own directions, and these lights will be out there all night.

Sometimes 10lb it's or more.

Most of the time they are way too difficult to catch on an iPhone camera, but the one in this particular clip was pretty close this night, and when I blasted it from a distance with a high lumen flashlight the object turned off its light each time.

I'm assuming this is some sort of government surveillance of the coast line due to the frequency and reliability of what we constantly see night in and night out.

The lights are never reported to my knowledge and others see them and no one thinks much of it.

I am curious if anyone else on this sub who resides in this stretch experiences them, or would like information to on where to set up a long exposure camera to capture it.

Or if anyone experiencing anything similar on other coastlines.

Again I'll remind you that this is EVERY night, and can be one light or up to 7 to 8.

Post from user Major-Act-7262 at at reddit.