Transmedium UAP is the aaro definitional category for unidentified anomalous phenomena observed transitioning between airborne, seaborne, spaceborne, and other physical domains. The transmedium attribute encompasses Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs) observed “in and out of water.”
PURSUE Release 02 previewed by micah-hanks includes at least two transmedium-coded clips:
- March 25, 2022 — multiple spherical objects observed near a U.S. submarine, transitioning between air and water.
- “UAP USO formation Wiley 2X Zinc” — formation observed transmedium.
Water-density rebuttal (July 2026)
In a July 2, 2026 WION interview (src-loeb-world-ufo-day-interview-2026-07), avi-loeb offered a prosaic counter-explanation for reported air-water transmedium sightings: water is ~1,000x denser than air, so a real human-made object would decelerate ~1,000x more underwater than in air. The physically consistent reading of apparent seamless air-water transitions is low true object velocity plus camera-motion artifacts, not drag-defying exotic propulsion.
Sources
- src-loeb-world-ufo-day-interview-2026-07 — Jul 2 2026: water-density transmedium rebuttal
- src-debrief-pursue-next-batch-preview-2026-05