A Google Maps satellite image has picked up what is believed to be a prototype U.S. military underwater drone north of Los Angeles.
Known as Manta Ray, the underwater unmanned vehicle has been spotted by hawk-eyed observers at a naval base and shows the large scale of the drone compared to the ships around it.
“Manta Ray is designed with cutting edge, underwater glider technology that has never been applied at this scale,” Northrop Grumman explains.
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