Pulsating ‘Energy Orb’ Captured By ABC News Film Crew in New Jersey: ‘No Idea What It Is’

An ABC News film crew was left stunned when their cameras captured footage of a glowing, pulsating orb of light in the skies over New Jersey.

Described as an “energy orb,” the phenomenon appeared to hover and throb with an unearthly glow, leaving even seasoned journalists at a loss for words.

In a rare admission, the network stated they had “no idea” what the object could be, fueling intrigue and speculation.

“Is it a natural phenomenon? Because it could be,” said ABC reporter Toni Yates.

“This is why so many municipalities are now asking people to reach out and send their vidoes to them or to experts who might be able to sort out what we are seeing in the skies.”

New Jersey residents are reporting sightings of massive, “car-sized” drones buzzing through the skies, along with glowing orbs that seem to morph into aircraft-like shapes.

These unexplained aerial phenomena are sparking widespread concern, leaving many wondering whether they’re witnessing advanced technology, experimental crafts, or the manifestation of Project Blue Beam.

According to a state lawmaker briefed by Homeland Security, these drones possess advanced capabilities, including the ability to evade detection by helicopters and radio signals.

In response, New Jersey Congressmen Chris Smith and Jeff Van Drew are urging the military to take action and shoot the drones down.

Van Drew even suggested a possible connection to Iran, speculating that the drones might be launched from an offshore mothership, though the Pentagon has denied this claim.

Governor Phil Murphy has expressed a willingness to involve federal forces to neutralize the drones if their origin remains unidentified.