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Mysterious Drones Spotted Over New Jersey, Authorities Investigate

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For over a week, northern New Jersey residents have reported sightings of unidentified aircraft, sparking intrigue and speculation. The drones, described as ranging from car-sized aircraft resembling small planes to clusters of consumer-grade copters, have been seen in areas like Morris County and near Newark, mostly at night. Witnesses report these drones flying back and forth for hours.

The FBI’s Newark office and Morris County officials are investigating the phenomenon and have asked the public for any information. Authorities have assured residents there is “no known threat” to public safety, while New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy confirmed that his office is monitoring the situation.

Videos and images of the drones have flooded social media and news broadcasts, fueling various theories. On the New Jersey subreddit, amateur sleuths and UFO enthusiasts are debating the origins of these aircraft. Speculations range from foreign spy drones, reminiscent of the Chinese spy balloon incident, to U.S. military tests or local law enforcement surveillance.

The mystery has even prompted action from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which recently imposed a no-fly zone for drones over President-elect Donald Trump’s New Jersey golf course, according to NJ.com.

With no official explanation yet, theories continue to circulate, from government experiments to extraterrestrial activity. For now, the sightings remain a puzzle, drawing attention from residents, investigators, and enthusiasts alike.

Authorities urge the public to stay calm and vigilant while the investigation continues. Residents are encouraged to report sightings to aid in uncovering the truth behind these unexplained drone activities.

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