Scores of new witnesses have emerged with more footage of the eerie'drone' UFO swarms buzzing key US military sites, including'a big fireball in a cube' over Area 51. The Las Vegas-area witness who reported this bizarre cube-shaped object claims to have observed similar strange aerial lights in the area'over 100 times' since June 2020, adding that these craft'always seem to head towards Nellis Air Force base.' Nevada's Nellis base and its sprawling complex about 40 miles northwest of Vegas -- including top secret Area 51, now legendary within UFO lore -- appear to have faced incursions by craft similar to those that plagued the Air Force in Virginia. For at least 17 nights last December, swarms of noisy small UFOs were seen'moving at rapid speeds' and displaying'flashing red, green, and white lights' within the highly restricted airspace over Virginia's Joint Base Langley–Eustis. Vegas natives have posted videos confirming they too have seen more than one red, green or white UFO that'wasn't flashing like a regular aircraft [or] like a satellite.' Another witness, who documented one September 4, 2024 case from their own 60-night experience with the odd lights, hoped coming forward might help get answers.

It looked like a scene from science fiction. But the exercise conducted last week, one of the US military's largest ever high-tech experiments, wasn't a movie set. Flying into a possibly hostile airstrip aboard an Air Force C-130, the robot dogs were sent outside the aircraft to scout for threats before the humans inside would be exposed to them, according to an Air Force news release dated September 3. The electronic canines are just one link in what the US military calls the Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS). It uses artificial intelligence and rapid data analytics to detect and counter threats to US military assets in space and possible attacks on the US homeland with missiles or other means.