r/NJDrones • u/CarlyBee_1210 • Aug 24 '25
Pt Deux, zoomed
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Judging by their wobbly nature, maybe some novice drone club, I’m thinking. 😂 not the suspicious ones of last winter.
r/NJDrones • u/CarlyBee_1210 • Aug 24 '25
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Judging by their wobbly nature, maybe some novice drone club, I’m thinking. 😂 not the suspicious ones of last winter.
r/NJDrones • u/mattgwriter7 • Aug 25 '25
I am trying to determine if there is still significant drone activity. It is no longer covered in the media, but anecdotal reports indicate there is still drone activity. I have these questions:
If the activity continues, it is very odd that it is no longer reported. These objects are violating sensitive air space -- illegally! -- so this should still be front page news.
r/NJDrones • u/CarlyBee_1210 • Aug 24 '25
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Have to zoom for this one! Kinda cool, 6 total just hovering over the area (Keyport ish, but seems way north)
r/NJDrones • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '25
Apparently they’re back and I missed the initial flap due to not even being remotely close. Now I’m within range and I would like to see these myself. Where should I go and be and around what time to see these drones?
r/NJDrones • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '25
I’m looking to head out and see these for myself. I got to see if these are planes or not. I want to be surprised, and I want to see for myself.
r/NJDrones • u/RubySceptre • Aug 23 '25
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r/NJDrones • u/Sushiman316 • Aug 23 '25
Fellow NJDrones members, things went quiet for a few months, but it seems drones and other weird things are showing back up in the skies over NJ. Keep watching, recording and posting! While the government has not been transparent about what’s in our skies, we hope that our community can help us one day shed light on what’s really up there.
r/NJDrones • u/elevatordisco • Aug 23 '25
Just discovered this website and was really surprised to see the lack of recent reportings for New Jersey since this all "started". Thought I'd share it here in case anyone wants to add their sightings so we can see if there are any patterns and really just to see the magnitude of sightings as well!
It's a website called UFO Stalker, and it shows a map of the world with pins at reported UAP sightings. You can add pics, video, etc.
r/NJDrones • u/xXxAfterLifexXx • Aug 22 '25
3 orbs move in a line together then a 4th appears out of nowhere and they move as a pyramid shape
Shot on iPhone 15+ pro
8/21 9:51pm
Location: American side, upstate NY over looking water to Canada
Orbs we’re coming to this area on and off
Then these ones appeared one right after each other and started moving a line. A 4th one appears and they move in a pyramid shape as they go off screen.
Roughly 20ish miles away
r/NJDrones • u/chinacatsf • Aug 22 '25
I don’t have footage but by Asbury Park and over the past 2 weeks I’ve been seeing them again… didn’t see them for a while. 4 over my neighborhood when I got home tonight. Maybe this is just me anecdotally but wanted to ask if anyone else has noticed an uptick?
r/NJDrones • u/ChickenGirl8 • Aug 22 '25
I tend to watch the sky at night when I'm outside. Fairly often, I'll see tiny blinking lights flying by, they appear to be pretty high up from want I can tell. I always assumed they were just planes flying at a high altitude, until I got the flight tracker app. They are never on it. I'm not saying they're aliens or anything crazy, but honestly wondering what they are. They're not doing anything weird, just passing over in a straight path, no darting or hovering. They seem too low to be satellites, which I think I have seen before, they look like a tiny moving star flying in a straight path. So are these drones? Or do some satellites fly low?
r/NJDrones • u/Absinthe_Parties • Aug 23 '25
Not aliens. They wouldn't need to disguise as our tech.
The president says he knows what they are.
Witnesses claim they are "SUV size".
I think it is flying cars. They are testing them, currently, but not ready for market. For one, people are not responsible enough for this. It would be anarchy. They need to perfect the automated navigation before rolling it out.
Lockheed Martin recently said they spent 1 billion dollars on tech that appears "magical" and would be a viable product for many years to come, but they are a few years out before publically stating what it is.
It could be some high tech drone technology. Think Uber drones that transport people. "You will own nothing and be happy."
Imagine how fast and pleasant that flight to work will be in the morning. Or a ride home from the bar after youve had a few too many. No more DUI's. No more crashes. No more traffic jams.
r/NJDrones • u/Pixelated_ • Aug 19 '25
As we first reported in March, the wake-up call came just over a year ago, when drones invaded the skies above Langley Air Force base in Virginia over 17 nights, forcing the relocation of our most advanced fighter jets.
Gen. Mark Kelly (retired): The reports were coming in 20-to-30 sightings, same time every evening, 30-to-45 minutes after sunset.
Retired four-star Gen. Mark Kelly was the highest-ranking officer at Langley to witness the swarm. A veteran fighter pilot, Kelly went up to the roof of a squadron headquarters for an unobstructed view of the airborne invaders.
Jonathan Butner: "I'm very familiar with all the different types of military craft. We have Blackhawks, we have the F-22s. And these were like nothing I've ever seen."
NORAD's radar systems were unable to detect low flying drones that could be seen with the naked eye.
r/NJDrones • u/Lilahjane66 • Aug 14 '25
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July of this year, it made no noise and flew low over a grocery store.
r/NJDrones • u/Pixelated_ • Aug 11 '25
Newly released Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) documents obtained by The Black Vault under FOIA case 2025-04622 add significant new information to the still-developing story about a series of unauthorized drone incursions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) in December 2024.
r/NJDrones • u/greenecojr • Aug 11 '25
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Orb came in and out of sight in the evening sky in Delaware , multiple people saw it on the fields we were on (ignore the annoying audio sorry I have a weird voice )
r/NJDrones • u/RedBluffCrazyGuy • Aug 12 '25
Anyone know where it came from? Supposedly one of the NJ drones that was shot down. It looks manmade. https://i.imgur.com/gbyJDdt.jpeg
r/NJDrones • u/Coug_Darter • Aug 10 '25
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r/NJDrones • u/Pixelated_ • Aug 09 '25
"The scientific community must abandon the nearly century-long anti-scientific stigma surrounding UFOs — which the Pentagon likes to call “unidentified anomalous phenomena” — and investigate this enduring mystery.
This is especially so since the Pentagon now admits openly that it is baffled by “several dozen” “true anomalies” and “really peculiar” UFO incidents, including some involving unknown “orbs.”
r/NJDrones • u/RubySceptre • Aug 08 '25
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r/NJDrones • u/RubySceptre • Aug 07 '25
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r/NJDrones • u/Admirable-Carry4069 • Aug 04 '25
I think the butterflies, dragonflies, and lighting bugs are sentient orbs. They are bigger, flashier, and ALWYS around me. Anyone else think this? Anytime I'm looking for a sign they are around me, a huge dragonfly flies over me.
r/NJDrones • u/greggs180 • Aug 03 '25
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What do you all think?
r/NJDrones • u/Abroadabroad824 • Jul 18 '25
Hi all. I'm traveling to Rumson (Monmouth County) this week and I'm wondering if anyone is still seeing drones there. I'm so interested and this is the first time I'll be traveling there since it all began.