UFOs shaped like jellyfish, spheres, and rectangular prisms: photos of these flying objects have been declassified.

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The disc shape is not the most common among UFOs.

During hearings in the U.S. Congress held in mid-November of this year, well-known investigative journalist Michael Shellenberger – who has run for governor of California twice – stated that the U.S. Department of Defense has had a secret program (special access) focused on studying UFOs since 2017. It is called "Immaculate Constellation." The whistleblower supported his claims with an 11-page report, allegedly authored by individuals who had access to information collected by the military during the program's implementation. Shellenberger did not disclose who specifically was involved in its creation.

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The first page of the anonymous report prepared based on the secret program. "Immaculate Constellation."

The report features over a hundred cases of UFO sightings – devices or "phenomena" that, according to the authors, demonstrated "unknown technologies and signs of non-human intelligence."

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"Flying saucers" do indeed appear.

The devices and phenomena included spheres – small ones and those several meters in diameter, disks or "flying saucers" about 20 meters in diameter, oval objects resembling giant Tic-Tac candies ranging from 6 to 40 meters, triangles of various sizes – comparable to an F-16 fighter jet and a football field, boomerang-shaped objects with a "blade" span of 30 meters, and objects of indeterminate shapes – appearing almost biological.

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UFO in the shape of a star.

UFOs could hover in place as well as move at high speeds, exceeding those of nearby aircraft. Sometimes, the objects made sudden maneuvers, rapidly "taking off" from their positions. Their colors varied, including silver, black, and white. The surfaces were either smooth or ridged. Some UFOs emitted light – either entirely or partially, projecting beams or even "shooting" bright orbs, producing sounds akin to buzzing. They did not expel jet streams. They had a depressing effect on people and disabled electronic devices.

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Reports of UFOs in the shape of triangles were actively received in the 1990s.

Witnesses who observed “biological UFOs” – particularly those resembling jellyfish – reported a sharp drop in temperature along their flight paths and the appearance of fog.

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A boomerang is an extremely rare shape for a UFO.

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral Tim Gallaudet, who attended the hearings, essentially confirmed the data in the report by informing Congress about UFOs in the form of metallic spheres "slightly smaller than a sedan" and triangles. Based on his information, he stated that such objects "are found both in the air and underwater, with some easily transitioning from one medium to another."

According to the admiral, the accelerations at which UFOs move and perform rapid maneuvers would be unbearable for the human body.

Recently, photos of these very UFOs appeared – allegedly "from that report." They were first showcased on social media and then by many Western media outlets.

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It's hard to determine such a shape.

The shapes of the objects astonish with their diversity: they essentially represent nearly all "varieties" mentioned in the report. And something even more surprising: for example, a flying rectangular parallelepiped. And UFOs in the shape of stars.

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And such things, surprisingly, can fly.

Believing that all the demonstrated objects belong to extraterrestrials is hampered by stubborn "officials."

U.S. Department of Defense representative Sue Gough stated that her department has nothing to suggest the existence of the "Immaculate Constellation" program in the past or present.

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Spheres of various diameters are the most commonly encountered.

Dr. Sean M. Kirkpatrick, who recently led the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) – an agency indeed created by the U.S. government under the Department of Defense to study UFOs – also stated that he had not heard of such a program. However, as he expressed, "I have seen and heard a lot."

It is also concerning that the presented UFO images – despite their diversity – appear somewhat uniform. They seem to have originated from a single source rather than being gathered from different witnesses, as claimed by the authors of the anonymous report.

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Experts suspect that the photo shows a ceiling fan.

Particular skepticism is directed toward the image of a UFO resembling a fan. Skeptics believe that it is indeed a ceiling fan with large blades.

This means it is entirely possible that the entire report allegedly containing observations is a hoax. Just like the repeated claims by so-called informants that the U.S. military is recovering downed extraterrestrial craft and possesses the remains of aliens.

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While discussing extraterrestrial activities on Earth, a former U.S. Department of Defense employee mistook a chandelier for their mothership.

Incidentally, Luis Elizondo – a former U.S. Department of Defense employee (who led the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program) and now one of the most active "informants" – recently presented a photo of a chandelier as a UFO, calling it an extraterrestrial mothership. He also appeared before congressmen – alongside the journalist and the retired admiral.

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