Discovery Plus host of UFO Witness and former FBI official Ben Hansen and former UAP Task Force and intelligence analyst Sarah Gamm analyzed and explained the giant flying jellyfish-like object captured by an Alaska resident named Sarah Jane Osborn. While speaking with NewsNation host Jesse Weber, Gamm said,"Officially, I would call it unidentified, but most likely a high-altitude balloon."However, Hansen argued and described the mysterious airborne object as an unusual and unidentified aerial object that likely was not CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery) and might be some type of kite-like balloon.Meanwhile, Gamm explained that many UAP cases were eventually identified as balloons and suggested the object could be linked to advancing balloon technology. She pointed out that investigators would reclassify previously unidentified sightings once sufficient evidence emerges.Continue reading more about the story.Ben Hansen called the giant jellyfish-like object 'some sort of kite-ish balloon type thing'Ben Hansen and Sarah Gamm analyzed and discussed the UFO sightings with Jesse Weber. Hansen officially described the object as unidentified, although he said a high altitude balloon initially appeared to be the most likely explanation.The Discovery Plus host said that Gamm helped him investigate the case. Hansen revealed that when Osborn's footage was first reviewed, he became concerned that it might be CGI. However, after speaking with the witness and examining the evidence more closely, the team concluded that the clip likely captured a real object on camera. Hansen further pointed out,"Our likely suspect right now is perhaps some sort of kite, kite-ish balloon-type thing."Hansen said that the UFO sightings happened near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson and Anchorage International Airport. He revealed that during the Alaska Red Flag exercises in early June, several high-altitude balloons were launched. A former Marine who worked with a company involved in those operations initially believed the object might have been one of those balloons.The former FBI official further mentioned that later the team carried out a more detailed analysis and found issues with their explanation. A balloon carrying a payload of that size would have required FAA notification, but no such notification was found. It also would have been expected to carry an ADS-B transponder to broadcast its location to nearby aircraft, yet there was no evidence of one.What did Sarah Gamm reveal about the UFO witnessed by Osborn? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSarah Gamm stated that, over the years, most UFOs that were investigated eventually turned out to be balloons. She recalled that her team spent significant time examining certain cases and initially classified some of them as unidentified while working on the UAP Task Force.However, years later, after moving to a different role but remaining in contact with her colleagues, she found that AARO had encountered an identical object and ultimately identified it as a balloon. She said,"After a few years, I was in a different job but still communicated with folks, especially by the time AARO came around and saw something identical that we ended up figuring out was a balloon."Soon after, the team revisited the earlier cases and updated its classification from unidentified to identified. She added that a large number of balloon-related sightings continued to be reported with advancing balloon technology. As a result, they became increasingly difficult to distinguish, including in cases such as the striking footage recorded by Osborn.Follow Soap Central for more updates on UFOs.