In New Jersey, there is growing concern and panic as officials admit they are unable to identify who is controlling a squadron of drones flying over the state every night. These drones have been observed since November 18th, from dusk until 11:00 p.m., and their presence has led to fears of potential spying or attacks by foreign adversaries. State Assemblyman Brian Bergen, a former Army helicopter pilot, has even suggested using military resources to shoot them down. The situation has been compared to the public panic caused by Orson Welles' 1938 radio play 'War of the Worlds.' Despite wild theories, such as an Iranian mothership launching drones, the Pentagon has debunked these claims, stating there is no such threat. Experts note the drones' sophisticated ability to evade detection by turning off their lights when spotted, adding to the mystery and concern.