A defense specialist finds themselves face-to-face with an enigmatic enigma: an unidentified object defying the laws of physics, propelling through the underwater realm at a velocity surpassing the speed of sound.
An unexpected encounter
Bob McGwire, a professor at the University of Virginia and the Institute for Defense Analyses, was doing classified work aboard the submarine USS Hampton when he heard "something go by."
However, amidst the classified mission, an extraordinary event unfolded. It was during this covert operation that McGwire's acute senses picked up on an astonishing phenomenon, which was supposed a UFO swiftly passing by.
The ship's advanced acoustic sensor system promptly flagged the presence of an unidentified underwater object (USO), defying the laws of physics as it effortlessly traversed the water faster than the speed of sound.
Incredible speed can crush a submarine in an instant
Despite the mind-boggling speeds at which the unidentified underwater object (USO) was moving, Bob McGwire expressed his perplexity at the fact that the USS Hampton submarine remained seemingly unaffected.
In the realm of underwater physics, such velocities should have resulted in the vessel being crushed under immense pressure. Yet, to McGwire's astonishment, it was as if the submarine was suspended in stillness.
Decided to make the UFO encounter public to the world
The peculiar incident took place during the late 1990s, but it was only recently that Bob McGwire decided to break his silence and share the story with the world.
In a bold move, he chose the UAP Society YouTube channel as the platform to divulge the details, aiming to shed light on the enigma that has haunted him for years.
Since his revelation, the story has gained significant traction on social media platforms, capturing the curiosity and intrigue of countless individuals who are eager to unravel the truth behind this mysterious encounter.
However, McGwire remains silenced regarding the exact mission he was engaged in aboard the US Navy submarine.
The UFO's speed exceeded the speed of sound
In the aquatic environment, sound travels much faster than in air, reaching speeds of approximately 3,330 miles per hour due to the greater density of water, which is about 1,000 times denser than air. This fact further emphasizes the remarkable swiftness at which the UFO zoomed past the USS Hampton.
When comparing manmade objects, the closest in speed would be Russia's Shkval torpedo, which can attain speeds of up to 230 miles per hour.
Even the fastest marine creature, the sailfish, achieves a maximum swimming speed of 68 miles per hour. Thus, the velocity exhibited by the UFO surpasses any known human or natural capability.
Several similar encounters were reported by the US Navy
One similar incident occurred in 2019 when US Naval personnel aboard the USS Omaha captured a video showing a close encounter with an unidentified flying object (UFO).
The video, filmed off the coast of San Diego, depicted a remarkable sequence of events.
The ball-shaped object exhibited a controlled flight over the ocean for a prolonged period.
The astonished crew members could be heard expressing their amazement, exclaiming, "Wow, it splashed," as the object descended into the water, disappearing beneath the surface.
The parallel between McGwire's account and the documented video serves to reinforce the extraordinary and unexplained nature of these encounters.
The fact that multiple incidents involving unidentified objects have been witnessed and recorded by US Naval personnel raises intriguing questions about the existence and capabilities of such phenomena.
