UFO Orbs That Emerged From 'Mothership' Could Lead to Congressional Testimony

US intelligence officials who witnessed a perplexing aerial event involving multiple orange orbs, some of which reportedly emerged from a larger "mothership" orb, could be called to testify before Congress. Representative Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) indicated that he is exploring the possibility of such testimony, though he acknowledged potential sensitivities regarding classified information.

The incident occurred in late 2025 near an undisclosed West Coast military base. The officials, on a mission at the time, reported observing numerous orange orbs flying alongside their helicopter. According to an FBI report, smaller objects also swarmed in various directions against a mountainous backdrop.

One of the smaller, oval-shaped orbs, described as orange, white, and yellow, reportedly approached the helicopter and then split into two separate objects, as detailed in the report. Burlison noted that some of the witnesses have had closed-door meetings with members of Congress but have not disclosed all video footage of the encounter.

"There’s some people that are working for the agency that having them come forward publicly may expose other things," Burlison said. "And so that’s a good place to explore and I’m happy to look into that to see if that’s a possibility." He identified one key witness as a career bureaucrat from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence who is not publicly known.

Avi Loeb, head of the UAP Scientific Advisory Council established by President Trump, stated that he has not seen any footage of the alleged event and that his council has not met with the witnesses. Loeb expressed a willingness to interview them, emphasizing that information regarding non-human technologies is protected from declassification directives and NDA waivers.

"Any information to do with technologies of a non-human origin is fully protected by the declassification directive from President Trump and the NDA-waiver issued by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Pentagon," Loeb said. He added that the significance of discovering non-human technologies outweighs any concerns witnesses might have about legal repercussions.

Loeb also indicated that he and other council members are keen to visit the site of the alleged encounter to gather data. "If we are informed of the location and other details of this unusual encounter, we can go there and obtain high quality data. This could help us figure out the nature of the mysterious orbs," he stated, calling such a revelation "the biggest discovery ever made by humanity."