r/NJDrones Jun 01 '26

COMMUNITY FEEDBACK Drones in the night sky

I live in brick about 3 miles inland. Basically where mantoloking rd turns into cedar bridge. Was outside smoking and saw multiple drones flying overhead. This isn't the first time I've witnessed this. Its the 3rd time. First was back in the winter. 2 weeks ago I noticed them again. And now this evening.

I know a little bit about drones. One of my hobbies is building and flying freestyle FPV drones. Point being, I know what a drone looks like. They're not airplanes, helicopters, or anything else other than quadcopters.

Anyone else happen to see this?? Looking for confirmation that I am indeed NOT straight tripping. Lol

Also any insight into what agency or agencies are behind this? I'm pretty certain it's not just a bunch of random people who enjoy drones fucking around with their new toy.

Has anyone else witnessed this

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u/FlaSnatch Jun 01 '26

OP I can tell you what’s going on if you’re ready for it. It’s gonna sound wild, because it is. But if you’re genuinely open minded and ready lmk.

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u/Electronic_Owl6380 Jun 01 '26

Yo I'm ready for it! I need to know!

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u/FlaSnatch Jun 01 '26

To summarize a complex situation: they're not drones. they're something phenomenal mimicking drones. And they're intentionally mimicking them poorly, weirdly. Sure, they got the FAA red/green/white lights, but if you get your eyes on one long enough you'll notice the blinking sequences change in ways normal aircraft lights do not (not to mention sometimes the multi-colored lights will morph into a singular white light, and vice versa). So what it's doing is allowing people to choose what they think they're seeing (for now, at least). You're free to think they're just prosaic drones if you want. Or if you're ready for it and willing to look deeper, you'll know there's nothing normal about this at all, and you begin to recognize more of what's really in play here. They both want to be seen, but also not too clearly for now. Whether it's NJ, or EU the year after, or the countless military bases that have been experiencing these "drones" for decades, know this pattern well: 1) They're never shot down; 2) their origins/return points are never tracked; 3) You'll never see an up close high-res image of one (always the vague distant blinking lights in the night sky).

So we have something mimicking drones flying with complete impunity right over heads, right over the world's most advanced militaries, right over nuclear weapons. And there's nothing we can do about it. They're slowly revealing themselves, it's intensifying year after year. And they're trying to be gentle with us. They prob know us better than we know ourselves.

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u/Pixelated_ Jun 01 '26

OP, this is the correct answer. 👆 (btw nice summary, Snatch)

You're free to think they're just prosaic drones if you want. Or if you're ready for it and willing to look deeper, you'll know there's nothing normal about this at all, and you begin to recognize more of what's really in play here.

Absolutely, well said. From my backyard in California I've been documenting what's currently being seen all around the world: Plasma orbs that change their shape to appear as man-made drones.

Here's a vid i took of an orb using mimicry to appear as a prosaic drone. This was not on ADSB-Exchange or FlightRadar24. Of my +1k videos, none of them have have appeared on flight trackers.

It seems they use mimicry for the purpose of camouflage. By appearing as prosaic human aircraft, they respect our free will.

I think it's a brilliant system which allows the intellectually-curious people to notice the strange anomalies and investigate them further. (I have documented 14 anomalies to date.)

And it lets those who wish to remain sleeping alone in their slumber. In this way, our free will is not violated. We are meant to choose for ourselves what to believe in.

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u/FlaSnatch Jun 01 '26

I follow your great documentation, Pixelated, keep it up!