It's been a month already as mysterious drones have been spotted for the first time In parts of New Jersey and the US government have yet to provide definitive answers as to their origins, even as sightings have spread to other states.

States including Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and Maryland have also reported sightings of large drones in the sky, and there are speculations: pointing to foreign government surveillance, UFOs, or even aircraft that aren't actually drones.

State lawmakers, including New York, are preparing to do just that deploy drone detection technology this can help avoid incidents such as airport closures, as happened on December 13 at New York's Stewart Airport and: at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base early on December 14 in Ohio.

Meanwhile, even as President-elect Donald Trump calls on Gov Shoot drones out of the skyofficials are warning citizens not to take drone shots into their own hands. It The Federal Aviation Administration has warned that taking a page from Ukraine and shooting down drones can turn the aircraft into dangerous projectiles that can damage property and people.

Despite claims that drones have so far not posed a safety threat, those who have experienced drone sightings for weeks in New Jersey, where the sightings began, have expressed concern that not enough information is being shared with the public.

"I think it's completely unacceptable. It just creates more chaos and more people are worried," Howell, New Jersey, resident Rami Makari. said The New York Times.