We’re learning about more ominous drone sightings in the Northeast.
ABC News reported Friday that the objects entered the airspace of a New Jersey Weapons Station multiple times – all this sparking questions and anger — with numerous lawmakers demanding answers from federal agencies.
And now, people are taking to social media in Florida and other states, saying they’ve been seeing similar unidentified flying objects.
On TikTok , Miami realtor Jessica Blank Gerson posted a video of a mysterious bright object, asking: “What is this? Is this the same kind of drone they’re seeing in New Jersey?”
Gerson took the video from her Miami Beach balcony Wednesday night.
"It was really bright lights. I thought it was a helicopter with searchlight lights, which sometimes if they're looking for someone or something, sometimes that does happen," Gerson said.
But Gerson said this was no helicopter – you can see it fly between the buildings before disappearing.
Was it one of the mysterious drones appearing in the skies of New Jersey?
Gerson doesn’t know what to think, but it leaves her uneasy.
"I'm a little bit unsafe, I guess. I'd like to know what they are. That's why I recorded it. I wasn't sure what it was," she said.
That same question infuriates people in New Jersey, where the large drones have been appearing night after night for weeks yet getting no solid explanation from the White House, FBI or Homeland Security.
"Upon review of available imagery, it appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft, operating lawfully," said National Security Counsel spokesman John Kirby.
That explanation isn’t enough for a growing chorus of bipartisan lawmakers demanding answers, as drones are now being reported in New York, Maryland and Pennsylvania as well.
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wrote on X that he personally videotaped dozens of large drones outside his house, saying:
"We are being told that neither the White House, the military, the FBI, or Homeland Security have any idea what they are, where they came from, or who has launched or is controlling them–and that they pose no threat. That response is entirely unacceptable. I join with the growing bipartisan chorus of leaders demanding that the federal government immediately address this issue. The American people deserve answers and action now."
The government is saying the drones are not the U.S. military, nor are they from a foreign adversary, but leaving the question as to who or what is manning them unanswered.