The most commonly reported UAP shape according to NUFORC — the main civilian UFO reporting database in North America — is the orb. Not saucers. Not triangles. Orbs.

And when you look at Canadian cases specifically, the pattern is impossible to ignore. Shag Harbour 1967 — orange lights over water. Falcon Lake 1967 — a golden glow near the ground. CADORS aviation reports — commercial pilots describing orbs keeping pace with aircraft over Canadian airspace. And a growing community of Canadians reporting orbs over water, over fields, on rural highways at night.

This week the Trump administration released new classified UAP files including a video called "Orbs Over the Pond" — a plasma-like sphere hovering above water, stationary for 45 minutes, then gone. Congressman Eric Burlison described seeing plasmoid footage in a classified government briefing that he calls "unshakable." David Grusch described the phenomenon as including "sentient plasmoid life."

This episode connects all of it — the Canadian cases, the current files, the Congressional testimony, and the directed energy weapons the Pentagon just publicly demonstrated for the first time. Plus: what do orbs actually mean? Are they craft? Plasma? Something we don't have a category for yet?

Canada has been documenting this shape for nearly sixty years. Nobody has been paying attention. That's changing.