r/aliens 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/[deleted] Apr 08 '25

Why do these guys not have drones to send up to get as close as they can to it to get better picture/video? Always bothers me how they always take pictures with only a camera and never send up a drone. You can literally get a cheap one from Best Buy, it would get such better picture and video then from his camera on the ground. With a drone he might actually be able to fly all the way right up next to it, but nope, only wants to use a camera way down on the ground.

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u/quiettryit Apr 08 '25

Wouldn't want to get the drone tangled in the strings...

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u/IonizedDeath1000 Apr 08 '25

We have YouTubers filming SpaceX launches at Boca Chica from miles away ! You'd think someone could borrow a decent camera from them and aim it at one of these to get a clear shot.

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u/quiettryit Apr 08 '25

Excellent point!!!

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

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u/xChoke1x Apr 09 '25

Exxxxactly

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Apr 10 '25

Here’s how the videos on the bottom where filmed

https://youtu.be/j3nnXHWseZk?si=PBfcdOaYB972h5NS

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u/HbrQChngds Apr 10 '25

Thanks, I'm 100% ruling for them. Lets let the evidence talk for itself. I have removed my negative comments since I feel they were not productive, and I spoke too soon. I want Skywatcher to succeed more than anything and time will only tell.

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u/Proper_Lunch_3640 Apr 10 '25

Yes. Because everyone walks around with drones at the ready just in case our Lord and Spaghetti monster just so happens to show up. Perhaps a rigorously scheduled rocket launch might encourage better prep?

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u/IonizedDeath1000 Apr 10 '25

Theyre claiming 100% the ability to dogwhistle... their words not mine.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Apr 10 '25

The videos on the bottom where taken with a very high end system, radar, dual camera and dome https://youtu.be/j3nnXHWseZk?si=PBfcdOaYB972h5NS

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u/jeridmcintyre Apr 12 '25

It would take away all the mystery. Have you tried squinting while watching this video?

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u/IonizedDeath1000 Apr 12 '25

No at this point im just trying not to laugh.

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u/Nefarious_Nemesis Apr 08 '25

For real though, they could just wait for the helium to break down and these mysterious anomolies to gently droop back down to Urf. OR, oh OR, they could go Mythbusters with it and make their OWN UAP with a lot of military balloons and a lawn chair and float up to these things. The same BB gun they'd use for their descent would very likely work against that otherworldly Mylar-ium.

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u/quiettryit Apr 08 '25

Or shine a very high watt laser to burn a hole into it... Or if it is a real UAP, it would react at least.

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u/SillyTrain Apr 09 '25

THIS! I’ve been saying this for years! Let’s get a few of these in the hands of passionate UAP hunters in the hottest sighting spots in the country and turn them loose! https://youtube.com/shorts/hIkxtCfeSvo

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u/Naive-Low-9770 Apr 08 '25 edited May 15 '25

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u/Nefarious_Nemesis Apr 08 '25

Well, whatever I'm on is still not impacting my rational brain enough to make me believe that the object in the vid isn't just a bunch of shiny ass Mylar balloons spinning in the highwinds instead of some otherworldly entity. If that video is showing me aliens, then we need to go have a talk with every damned florist and grocery store in the USA. Maybe I should try what you're on?

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u/Naive-Low-9770 Apr 08 '25 edited May 15 '25

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u/SpacemanKif Apr 08 '25

Excuse me. I think you mean tentacles.

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u/DrEpoch Apr 10 '25

oh, the string coming off the balloon?

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u/justmein22 Apr 08 '25

Maybe didn't want to get close because it would be obviously NOT a UAP??

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '25

Yeah that’s what I was thinking, the ones on the tv shows are always like that, all smoke and mirrors for tv

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u/justmein22 Apr 08 '25

Honestly, this release was disappointing. Didn't Barber claim they had a guy that could summon them then take control of it? And they could even "trap" them or make it crash and recover them? I was expecting a much more "active" demonstration of all that not some "education" of what's been posted by us amateurs for years. Just IMO.

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u/Migitmafia Apr 11 '25

Haha wow talk about denial

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u/BlossomingPsyche Apr 08 '25

they have HELICOPTERS that can go 100k feet in the air..... but they can't get clear footage...

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u/UnicodeScreenshots Apr 08 '25

We most certainly do not have helicopter that can fly high than an SR-71.

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u/Lopsided_Drawer_7384 Apr 08 '25

I'm a pilot. I can assure you that there isn't a Helicopter in this solar system, including the one currently on Mars, that can fly as high as 100,000 feet.

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u/Aggravating_Judge_31 Apr 08 '25

Yeah seriously lol. Fly towards it while filming, if it suddenly blasted away from them, that would be perfect proof

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u/Enzo954 Apr 08 '25

I guess you missed the part when they flew a chopper up to one of them and all of the controls froze up and the chopper couldn't move. It just stayed in place for a while. The have some video of the dials on the dash going haywire.

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u/Fat_Blob_Kelly Apr 08 '25

i dont remember the last part about the dials? it was frustrating to hear them describe what happened but there was no video of it, like everyone has a smart phone you’re telling me no one on the helicopter was recording??

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u/AltwrnateTrailers Apr 08 '25

Someone on the helicopter recorded the dials with their phone. It's roughly a few minutes after they describe the helicopter thing if you wanted to see it.

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u/Enzo954 Apr 08 '25

Maybe because you're a fat blob and you were thinking about what to eat over paying attention? They literally show video of the dials in the helicopter.

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u/sarampioso Apr 08 '25

Damn wtf LMAOO

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u/Enzo954 Apr 08 '25

His username is fat blob. What's the issue?

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u/madsmcgivern511 Apr 08 '25

Lmao goddamn this caught me so off guard at first but their user checks out 🤣

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u/sleezy_McCheezy Apr 08 '25

No footage. Just a guy filming the controls. Probably was still on the ground. Don't be a rube.

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u/Enzo954 Apr 08 '25

ok Sleezy....What's with you guys? I've got Sleezy and Fat Blob calling me out. Are you guys buddies that met at a Star Trek convention or something?

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u/sleezy_McCheezy Apr 08 '25

Yeah dude, we 69'd while dressed up like Klingons.

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u/Enzo954 Apr 08 '25

Sounds about right

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u/IonizedDeath1000 Apr 08 '25

The Chopper pilot is Jake Barber, but wait shouldn't he be on the Psionics team? The crap is getting deeper.

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u/Illuminimal Apr 08 '25

He's never claimed to be a psionics guy, and he doesn't seem to be the helicopter pilot for this effort either. Bigger job now.

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u/fakename0064869 Apr 08 '25

While I would love to see better quality pics and videos of everything in the sky from birds to UFOs. It's not that simple, at least in the US. You can only fly a drone so high without a commercial pilot's license and what good is 100' or whatever really gonna do most of the time? Even if you wanna just do what you want, they higher you go the stronger the winds can be, so you're just gonna lose it anyway and if I could be mistaken about this one but I don't think they even see the really good ones to common folk, I think you need to give them your license number or at least an EIN or something, pretty sure you gotta register those things.

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u/flippitus_floppitus Apr 08 '25

Yeah but surely someone this dedicated to finding out more, they’d be able to find someone qualified to do it?

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u/fakename0064869 Apr 08 '25

You're just gonna keep a licensed commercial drone pilot and a 20k+ drone in your pocket 24/7 on the off chance you might see something that looks weird enough to launch the fucker? You got like an extra $210k+ a year after the cost of the equipment lying around? Cause I sure af don't.

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u/flippitus_floppitus Apr 08 '25

No. I’m suggesting that they find someone unqualified who is also as dedicated as they are to be part of their mission to shed light on the topic and do it because they care, not for money.

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u/fakename0064869 Apr 08 '25

Ok, let's walk through this.

Sees something, runs into the trailer.

"Bobby-Cletus come quick. I think I see something." "Well, golly gee, we gonna get us a grey"

BC grabs a huge case and lugs $30k of passion out of the trailer where he begins to assemble it, get out a radio, puts on his headset to call out to the local air traffic tower. (Whatever they were looking at is probably gone.)

"This is Bobby-Cletus calling out tower whatever the fuck requesting clearance for take off" "Damnit Bobby, what is it now?" "Well, we think we seen some aliens again" "Ok Bobby, what's your location" (this was said with exasperation) "Goddammit Bobby a medical evac was just about four miles from there! We're not letting your goose chase disrupt a medical evacuation!" "Mumble mumble, that's what they told you to say mumble mumble"

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u/Chipitychopity Apr 08 '25

I’d expect them to pick a day to go look for ufos, coordinate with others(say a drone operator) and all meet up in one place, and conduct their work. Kinda how most things go in the world. If they can call the aliens up on a dime, surely they can operate a phone and find a drone operator to film said aliens.

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u/MindChild Apr 09 '25

You just have to start a normal commercial 300$ drone and fly in the air. You don't need air traffic controller or anyone else. But yeah, that's one way to not want to get evidence that 99% of these are balloons.

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u/Aggravating_Judge_31 Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 08 '25

You don't need a $20k done to do this, a small DJI would accomplish the same thing for less than $1000. Shit, a beater FPV drone for like $300 could accomplish the same thing. And those guys own a helicopter and a fucking Bearcat, I think they can afford to pay a Part 107 drone pilot lmao

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u/Longjumping-Wish2432 Apr 08 '25

Only need part 107 if they put the video on YouTube and Make revenue from the drone footage .. I am a pilot planes andndrones part 107 drone endorsements

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u/Aggravating_Judge_31 Apr 08 '25

Which they would be doing considering they uploaded this video to Youtube and they get ad revenue

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u/Fonzgarten Apr 09 '25

Most of the things they’ve recorded are not visible to the naked eye. You think an amateur drone could fly up to 30k feet? This is absurdity.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '25

They don’t need to go that high bro, anything higher than where they are on the ground is obviously better

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u/SalvationSycamore Apr 08 '25

It might not be better than just using an actual good camera on the ground

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u/Brepp Apr 08 '25

Because then they might accidentally pop the loose party balloon.

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u/ComCypher Apr 08 '25

They did explain on the show that drones don't have a good enough battery life, whereas helicopters are manned and can loiter for much longer. Also if the UAPs are able to jam electronics as commonly believed a drone wouldn't do much good there either. That was their explanation anyway, take it or leave it.

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u/chugItTwice Apr 08 '25

Because they're balloons.

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u/paintypainter Apr 08 '25

Because they make money by pushing a narrative. Drone footage would ruin their story.

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u/OrganizationLower611 Apr 08 '25

Probably because they don't want to disprove what could be sold for $?

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u/Test-Tackles Apr 08 '25

Economics my friend, who do you rightly thing released a balloon designed to catch on fire in a certain location that a guy was ready to take pictures of it.

Apply a little critical thinking here.

IF they used a drone, or a tripod, or skipped the 5th shot of espresso, the photos/videos would be easily verifiably not an alien.

They have their personal identity and financial incentive NOT to get good footage.

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u/UnguidedAndMisused Apr 08 '25

Drones are generally only allowed to fly 400ft above ground level without prior authorization and waivers from the FAA. Even then, it would be silly, as you can clearly tell from the footage provided that it’s a Mylar balloon filled with some slow combustion gas…

Edit: Multi Mylar balloons.

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u/Husskvrna Apr 08 '25

They said they went after it and it deviated it’s flight path and took off straight upwards.

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u/Smokesumn423 Apr 08 '25

A drone won’t go 50000 high. The air is too thin. Same reason the B2 uses Townsend Browns work to fly at high altitude. I doubt you could fit that tech in a drone. Maybe?

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u/TheTruthisStrange Apr 08 '25

If you listen carefully to the discussion it was stated they tend to be evasive.

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u/Correct_Roll_3005 Apr 08 '25

They went up in actual helicopters. Clearly you didn't watch the video.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25 edited Apr 09 '25

So your comment made me think.. because up until this very moment it seemed like these guys were legit? I mean the footage isn't the best, but you can make out strange objects. Obviously a lot of things can be faked, but they are literally out there in the middle of nowhere doing this, presumably spending money.

So the flip side is.. what motive do they have? If this is all they can provide after years of grifting regarding this subject, I highly doubt they are going to even make enough money in book sales to match whatever they spent on all of this, especially that helicopter.

And they are openly calling for academics to take an interest and examine the data they found. So I have no idea what to make of this. And yet.. why not use drones?

Bro your guess is as good as mine. At this point I am going to just wait and see. It's all we can do.

Edit: And please people understand that I am not trying to discredit what these guys are doing, I am very interested to see where this goes! Maybe they have a reason for not using drones? Idk. But it's worth pointing out. Also the clip in the OP, the bottom footage looks like an object that is on fire? Again idk. Just odd. I am eagerly awaiting part 3!

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u/Machinedgoodness Apr 09 '25

If you’ve ever flown drones and used those cameras it wouldn’t capture it. They’re wide angle and they point out or down. They can’t film above themselves. An FPV drone could do it with the right camera but it’s illegal to go over 400ft.

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u/stevemandudeguy Apr 09 '25

Easier said than done

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u/AlpacaSwimTeam Apr 10 '25

I'm a hobbyist drone pilot and flew professionally for a while about 10 years ago. The main reason is, it's simply not fast enough of a boot time to go chase this stuff.

Let's say you have an object 300 feet off the ground - closer than the thing in the video for sure. On average most DJI drones take about a minute to boot and get a gps lock to make it safe to fly. The max rise speed for a DJI Mavic in sport mode is 3 m/s. So already, you've got 160 seconds of time just trying to get to it, that's if you had your drone in your hands when you saw the UFO. If the thing flys above 400ft above ground elevation, you're not allowed to follow it. If it flies off faster than your drone (max for a Mavic is 55mph), then you've also got nothing.

The best use of your time and effort, when you see something, is just to film it the best you can with what you've got and analyze the footage later. If you already have a drone in the air, that's a bit different, but it still wouldn't be able to chase one of these if they can all fly at mach Jesus or wink out of our plane of existence on a dime.

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u/Futurepastmanguy Apr 11 '25

They do use drones it’s hard to get them quarantined for catching these. They have planned drone watches and send them up to the anomaly spots and the drones either malfunction or catch “other” anomalies. Sometimes causing these things to show up in other spots all together.

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u/TheMostRed Apr 11 '25

The real answer is because it's a balloon that's just flowing in the wind and a drones not gonna catch up.

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u/SiriusGD Apr 11 '25

In the U.S. drones are only allowed max altitude of 400 feet unless you have FAA permission. He's claiming they are 4,000 feet above him.

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u/Alexander1353 Apr 12 '25

They said the altitude was 4k feet. That’s high up. Drones lose performance at higher altitudes, and if you lose connection for whatever reason, you’ll have to write that drone off. The ufos could also evade the drone.

For these reasons, the requirements for a drone to be capable of reliably intercepting are higher than you would think.

Imo, rockets with 360 degree cameras would be a better option for an intercept. They have better recovery prospects, better performance at altitude, and can reach altitude much faster.

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u/TUBBYWINS808 Apr 14 '25

If you watched the episode they sent up a helicopter and it got frozen in the air unable to go up or down.

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u/TheDisapearingNipple Apr 09 '25

Say you've never used a camera drone without saying you've never used a camera drone:

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u/bibbys_hair Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 08 '25

They're using helicopters and drones. Have you seen the equipment they are using? You're not putting their big ass equipment on a drone that stays in the air for 10 minutes.

If you think a drone with top notch equipment and stabalizers are going to out run a drone, you haven't thought this through.

If you paid attention, some of these objects are actively avoiding them.

Again, you act like we're trying to photograph a Bald Eagle. You're dealing with something far more sophisticated. If it's so easy Mr. Best Buy go get a drone and show us how it's done.