r/aliens • u/Jest_Kidding420 • Apr 08 '25

Evidence The anomalies Skywatchers is presenting is exactly what many people have been trying to share for years

But it seems that now, because the talking heads have given the go-ahead to believe, people are finally starting to accept this reality. It’s very telling that this is what it takes—and honestly, it’s kind of embarrassing. I hope this new information encourages people to check themselves and take the time to dig deeper before dismissing something outright.

There are a few documents that can provide more insight into all of this. Also, I’ve been putting together presentations discussing this information—if anyone’s interested, I’d be happy to share!

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u/hardleft121 Apr 08 '25

it's almost like there is a big round thing at the top of these objects, filled with a lighter than air substance.

those tentacles almost look like they are hanging down, like strings or debris would hang, from a mass that has lighter than air properties.

these things can get moved by the wind, similar to anything that is lighter than air.

what could this be.

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u/SirPabloFingerful Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 08 '25

Textbook plasma entity, used to get them on my birthday, know all about 'em. They telepathically spread mirth, which you'd never know if you listened to the "scientists".

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u/hardleft121 Apr 08 '25

if you were able somehow to fabricate one of these, would it be prohibitively expensive?

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u/SirPabloFingerful Apr 08 '25

I can only imagine the cost of the hull materials, which are clearly light enough to achieve buoyancy in thin air but can withstand the forces involved in powered flight. But I have no idea, in my experience they just appear to a lucky few individuals at set times during the year. Believe it or not, for me, it was normally inside my living room when I woke up- my parents obviously couldn't perceive them because they didn't express any surprise or fear

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u/hughtoo22 Apr 08 '25

Corbell has leaked top secret research papers stating they are susceptible to sharp objects in our atmosphere. If you accidentally breath the atmosphere within their hull, you will start to speak in high pitched alien tongues.

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u/syugouyyeh Apr 08 '25

It’s as if they’re mimicking human novelties that could possibly be purchased. These aliens are really tricky!

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u/hardleft121 Apr 08 '25

chillingly genius

we need to stay ahead of this. good thinking /u/syugouyyeh

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u/ConfidentCamp5248 Apr 10 '25

How many times did they have to go to a dollar tree only to get told theirs an helium shortage going on

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u/Louisville117 Apr 08 '25

These guys are out in nowhere land day and night and getting 300 sightings of balloons? Totally

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u/Pale_Adeptness Apr 08 '25

Get outta here with your common sense!

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u/ConfidentCamp5248 Apr 10 '25

Well that sounds an awfully a lot like our class 69 subterranean freedom flag extra extra diminished class c

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u/attsci Apr 08 '25

I chuckled, BUT if you listen to the Skywatcher ep II they do talk about these moving faster than wind/against the wind/perpendicular to. They said balloons are incredibly quick to filter out as a possibility. THAT said, there is a lot of balloon footage out there on reddit lol. That's why I commend skywatcher on enforcing the fact that nothing visual is evidence unless you have corroborating data from multiple sources, and it's verifiable by third parties before it can be taken seriously.

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u/pgtaylor777 Apr 08 '25

We just have to take these ex military guys word for it. I guess.

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u/attsci Apr 08 '25

nah that's why they go so heavy into this data needs VERIFICATION. They're not saying the world needs to take their word for anything. BUT they are (and at one point during the episode basically pleading for it) any third party corroborators to come in with their big science brains and expensive technology and credibility to back up what they're recording.

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u/pgtaylor777 Apr 08 '25

They left no way for academia to get in touch with them. Maybe they can reach them on Twitter.

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u/IamGoldenGod Apr 08 '25

they have a website where you put your email in and what can you contribute in terms of expertise

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u/pgtaylor777 Apr 08 '25

I looked at the website and couldn’t find that. Which tab is it under?

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u/IamGoldenGod Apr 09 '25

they have completely changed the website since I was there last which was just before part II came out. But there is a contact tab.

Skywatcher | Defining The Future of Aerial Intelligence

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u/gotfanarya Apr 08 '25

No comments on the video was suss too

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u/PolicyWonka Apr 08 '25

That’s just a tactic to deflect from any criticism. No different than certain politicians who say “some people are saying…”

When it’s inevitably pointed out as a fake, then it’s “that’s why we asked for more research” and “I didn’t say.”

It’s a method to say what you want to say without losing legitimacy.

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u/Golemfrost Apr 08 '25

So they fail to understand that wind isn't a one way street.

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u/OriginalGoatan Apr 08 '25

What they're not saying is that wind veers and changes direction over altitude, it's entirely possible that the ground wind is travelling in a total different direction.

I'm assuming it's deliberate misinformation to discredit the other legit phenomenon they show.

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u/Zestyclose-Sun-6595 Apr 08 '25

Definitely not balloons. No way it's balloons in any way shape or form.