EERIE new footage taken by the US military has captured a never-before-seen disc-shaped UFO mysteriously darting through the air.
Independent journalist Jeremy Corbell leaked the video and said he was stunned by the “implications” of the jaw-dropping sight.
He published the video on his social media on Tuesday, which captures the unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) soaring through the clouds.
Corbell said the clip has made history because of the object’s shape.
Most UFOs caught on camera have a sort of pill shape, but this one looks straight out of a science-fiction movie.
The video was taken by the military on November 23, 2020, and it was released after Corbell spent years verifying the footage with inside sources.
He said that US officials themselves admitted the UAP was a “disc” with an unknown origin.
They said the craft “displayed abrupt movement and intelligent control” as it can be seen flying to the right before suddenly changing directions.
The UFO also noticeably doesn’t give off any heat signatures or signs of thermal propulsion like a normal aircraft would.
Between the never-before-seen shape and the bizarre movement, Corbell said the sighting “has implications that are huge,” he told the Daily Mail.
“This is the first time in history that military filmed footage of a disc-shaped UAP, designated as such by the military, has been captured on camera and released to the public,” he said.
Corbell explained that it was “astonishing” that a UFO of that shape could nimbly dart through the air without emitting heat signatures.
“It’s a perfect-looking disc, maybe it’s an orb,” he told NBC News.
The object is believed to be between 200 and 400 meters in diameter, but Corbell said that the size is debated.
It was captured flying around the border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan, according to coordinates seen in the corner of the video.
The military still considers the object a UAP and continues to investigate the sighting, according to Corbell.
The journalist claims that he’s spoken with service members who had first-hand experience witnessing the footage.
He called for Congress to respond to the video and said that military whistleblowers are ready to testify and describe what they saw.
Corbell hopes that releasing this footage will encourage transparency from officials who witness UAPs.
“The source is legit. We know it’s real,” Corbell’s cohost George Knapp said in their podcast Weaponized.
“It was not supposed to be made public. But it should’ve been.”
Corbell previously told The Sun that UFOs have been kept a secret so that militaries can adapt their technology for warfare.
And he released disturbing details about a “huge alien aircraft” that was caught hovering over a US military base.
THE Tic Tac UFO is a mysterious flying object that U.S. pilots and experts have claimed to have witnessed over the last few decades.
The first famous sighting with footage took place off the San Diego coast in 2004, after pilots on the USS Nimitz carrier strike group detected the object.
Commander David Fravor believed it to be something beyond human technology – as it possessed extreme acceleration and no visible propulsion.
Then in 2015, pilots on the USS Roosevelt off the East Coast captured footage of unidentified moving objects.
They also showed no means of propulsion and moved at high speeds.
Speculation online has caused alien fanatics to look for more Tic Tac-shaped space paraphernalia, including a Russian military base which appeared to be a Tic Tac UFO “charging hub”.
The Pentagon has also acknowledged other declassified videos of encounters, but have been unable to explain them.
THIS is the tragic moment the Bayesian superyacht wreckage is lifted from the depths of the sea – after seven people died when it sank off the coast of Sicily last summer.
Tech tycoon Mike Lynch, 59, and his daughter Hannah, 18, were among those on board the doomed vessel when it plummeted to the bottom of the Mediterranean.
The vessel sunk in just 16 minutes after being hit by a violent downburst.
Haunting images showed the Bayesian resurface for the first time in ten months after it sank in August 2024.
A gruelling rescue operation near the fishing village of Porticello, Italy, to recover the £14million yacht has been going on since May.
Bystanders watched in awe as the multimillion-pound ship rose to the top of the water as it was dragged up by one of Europe’s biggest cranes.
A spokesperson for the rescue operation firm said the yacht had been raised slowly from its position 165ft below the surface.
The TMC Maritime official said they had been at work for the last three days to allow the steel lifting straps, slings and harnesses to be secured properly under the keel.
The top of the passenger area of the Bayesian was visible on Friday, but not the entirety of the vessel.
The huge £20million recovery undertaking has been plagued by delays and even more tragedy – after a diver working on the operation died last month.
Robcornelis Maria Huijben Uiben, 39, died when working 160ft below the ocean alongside other workers – just days after recovery operations began.
This has prompted some locals to believe that the sunken ship is “cursed”.
A source with TMC Marine told MailOnline: “It was scheduled for Saturday but with the good weather and the accelerated progress things moved quickly on Friday and she was brought to the surface earlier than planned.
“She will remain half submerged until Saturday when the final lift will take place and she will then be sailed to a specially built cradle on the dockside.”
Workmen were seen on the vessel’s deck fixing guide lines as crews geared up for the next phase of the tricky recovery mission.
When the wreck finally resurfaced, the Bayesian was missing its towering 236ft mast, which had been sliced off and left on the seabed to be hauled up later.
Salvage teams said the mast had to be cut away so the yacht’s hull could be tilted upright and brought to the surface.
It comes after a bombshell report revealed the astonishing “vulnerability” of Mike Lynch’s “unsinkable” Bayesian superyacht which led to its tragic demise.
After examining the sinking of the 180ft Bayesian off Sicily last year, investigators now say the ship was knocked over by “extreme wind” and could not recover.
And they confirmed the vessel’s critical weakness was that the ship was vulnerable to wind.
An interim report by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch said the yacht had a “vulnerability” to lighter winds but the owner and crew would not have known.
It added it had “limited verified evidence” as the criminal probe in Italy had restricted its access.
The major update comes amid the arduous salvage operation for the superyacht.
Floating cranes, remote-controlled robots, and specialist divers amongst other marine experts have been brought in to recover the vessel.
A Hebo Lift 10 crane, thought to be one of the most powerful in Europe, arrived in Sicily on Saturday, May 3, from Rotterdam.
The first parts of tycoon Lynch’s superyacht were raised from the seabed in late May
Divers recovered the main boom and anchor of the ship nine months after it sank.
A pole which holds the bottom of the sail on the 184ft yacht was also recovered.
Billionaire Dr Lynch was celebrating being cleared of a massive fraud over the sale of Autonomy to computer giant Hewlett-Packard in 2011 when the Bayesian went down.
The other victims were banker Jonathan Bloomer, 70, and his wife Judy Bloomer, 71, as well as US lawyer Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda Morvillo, and Canadian-Antiguan chef Recaldo Thomas.
A further 15 people were rescued.
By Ellie Doughty, Foreign News Reporter
Data recovered from the Bayesian’s Automatic Identification System (AIS) breaks down exactly how it sank in a painful minute-by-minute timeline.
At 3.50am on Monday August 19 the Bayesian began to shake “dangerously” during a fierce storm, Italian outlet Corriere revealed.
Just minutes later at 3.59am the boat’s anchor gave way, with a source saying the data showed there was “no anchor left to hold”.
After the ferocious weather ripped away the boat’s mooring it was dragged some 358 metres through the water.
By 4am it had began to take on water and was plunged into a blackout, indicating that the waves had reached its generator or even engine room.
At 4.05am the Bayesian fully disappeared underneath the waves.
An emergency GPS signal was finally emitted at 4.06am to the coastguard station in Bari, a city nearby, alerting them that the vessel had sunk.
Early reports suggested the disaster struck around 5am local time off the coast of Porticello Harbour in Palermo, Sicily.
The new data pulled from the boat’s AIS appears to suggest it happened an hour earlier at around 4am.
Some 15 of the 22 onboard were rescued, 11 of them scrambling onto an inflatable life raft that sprung up on the deck.
A smaller nearby boat – named Sir Robert Baden Powell – then helped take those people to shore.
TOM BRADY has sparked comeback pleas after sharing pics of his astonishing physique aged 47.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner retired in 2022 as an all-time great after 22 years as an NFL quarterback.
Brady is now Fox’s lead analyst in the sport – but fans reckon he still looks the perfect athlete, thanks to his rigorous fitness regime.
The 6ft 4ins Californian won his first six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots.
He then launched his two-year stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by scooping that ultimate prize for a final time in 2020.
Fellow QB legend Aaron Rodgers, 41, finally joined the Pittsburgh Steelers this week.
And many football lovers urged Brady to resume his playing career – with some even calling on the Steelers to snap him up.
That’s after Brady shared workout photos with his 15.2million Instagram fans, including one bare-chested shot showing his rippling torso.
He was also shown grimacing as his thigh muscles bristled while he used a leg-press machine.
And he was seen adjusting weights in other photos – with a green and mountainous landscape behind him.
Along with the awesome images, Brady wrote: “@nobull shows up wherever life takes you.
“At home, on the road, at work, or halfway across the world, the mindset travels with you.
“I’m always amazed by what the human body can do, and I’ll always be committed to moving with purpose, one day at a time.
“No shortcuts, no noise, just the work and the will to keep showing up. NOBULL.”
In contrast, fans skipped the philosophy and concentrated on the physique!
Verdicts on his appearance included: “Outstanding”… “Wow”… You look amazing!… and “You work hard to stay gorgeous”.
“I didn’t know legs had those muscles,”one observer marvelled.
And another even reckoned: “2028 Olympic Gold loading.”
Meanwhile, plenty of encouragement for a comeback also flowed in.
One observer suggested: “About to come out of retirement” – adding an “eyes” emoji.
Another demanded: “Come outta retirement and play for Steelers next year.”
A third simply stated: Making a comeback… plz report to training camp.”
And with the 2025 campaign starting in September, a fourth wrote: “Comeback szn?”
Nonetheless, the icon has rarely hinted at returning to the brutal sport.
So it would seem to be a reasonable ‘Brady Hunch’ that he won’t now…!
Not least as he is also busy as co-owner of English second-tier soccer club Birmingham City.
A TOYOTA salesman revealed the free spare item that he says car dealerships keep from buyers, which could save them up to $1,000.
A TikTok user (@Toyota4Sale) with more than 438 followers on the platform called out other salespeople for not giving car buyers both sets of keys with their purchase.
To prove himself, the user showed what he claimed was the backroom of a Toyota dealership.
On a desk were several keys that he claimed all belonged to cars that had already been sold.
“What happens when the salesperson won’t do their job and check for a spare key for the customer?” he asked.
“This is what happens.”
Thousands of key fobs, all appearing to belong to Toyotas, were seen in several boxes on the desk.
“We end up with thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars worth of keys,” he said in the clip.
The man even held up a key for a 2024 Toyota RAV4 Limited.
He claimed this was a result of the salesperson forgetting to check if there was another key or “they just didn’t want to check.”
At the time of writing, the video has more than 222,000 views and more than 560 comments.
“I won’t buy a used car without 2 keys,” wrote one person.
“Nah, dealerships withhold spare keys and charge for a second key even when they already possess it,” wrote another person.
A third person said they nearly walked away from a purchase after a dealership told them it would cost $450 to get the spare key.
“I said ‘no deal then,’ asked to wait, and 15 minutes later, I had 2 keys and a valet key,” they wrote.
You might think you don’t need the second key, but missing it could be potentially problematic.
First off, a new car key can cost up to $1,000, depending on the make and model of your car.
Car owners also worry that the second key could get stolen or misplaced, only to be used to steal the car.
This would require the possible thief to not only have access to the spare key but also be able to track down the car.
But not having a second key could also leave a driver stranded if their first key’s battery dies or it’s lost, which is why most owners prefer to have a spare just in case.
However, when buying a used car, getting a spare key might be difficult, as some cars arrive at the dealership without a spare.
If drivers are concerned about spare keys being used, they can ask the dealership to deactivate the lost key fob remotely.
The U.S. Sun has reached out to Toyota for comment.
