After we turn on the dog whistle, UAPs literally come to us day after day.
We're going to have different UAPs are going to come in and there's going to be...
UAPs are extremely hard to image.
And I guess the main question I want to start with is how does one get into a private enterprise around detecting UAPs?
It turned out to be Class 1 UAPs, and we originally thought that that was a government-made, U.S. government-made tool, so we were very secretive about it.
He is actually the first one on our team that figured out that, hey, there's UAPs over us.
So for a while, we couldn't detect the UAPs with radar.
So you mentioned simulating war games and these UAPs show up.
So that was actually what he saw was he was looking in the sky for drones, thinking nothing about UFOs, UAPs, or anything else,
And nobody has done this for the UAPs.
And we show up day one and they have UAPs all over their event and they have no idea.
And those contracts had nothing to do with UAPs.
Um, so because of that mismatch in reality, in the inability of our bureaucracy and decision makers to directly affront the situation of UAPs, instead they have to be surreptitious about it and talk.
There's really three categories of people when you talk about UAPs.
I never held a clearance in the government related to anything or was right onto anything with UAPs whatsoever.
That commercial activity might be in support of a government event, again, unrelated to UAPs because the government has said, look, thanks for the observation.
So Skywatcher actually was my cover term for UAPs, right?
Because again, when we thought that the UAPs might be a national defense problem, we approached it from a veil of secrecy.
Right. So like most UAPs, they'll deviate their flight paths that we first see them on.
It's not about UFOs, UAPs.
And as I stated in the beginning, we are rooted in and exist because of UAPs being exposed to us.
There's a very specific time of day when we observe UAPs.
But the point there is we can be on the ground looking up at the UAPs with a camera ball and see them.
I've chased probably about 15 UAPs now in the last 60 days.
So we've chased about 15 UAPs and they evade us, right?
So we're seeing UAPs.
We're seeing UAPs in commercial airspace, right?
So in the same airspace, we're seeing UAPs.
So UAPs that the pilots cannot see.
And we're not picking that up with the UAPs.
of UAPs.
And we don't get UAPs during those times.
And even when we were funded explicitly by certain parties to go look at UAPs, we were
So, we've had several interactions with UAPs in the air.
We're going to have, uh, different UAPs are going to come in and there's going to be-
So, that was the first time that we had UAPs react to our action or intentions, we believe.
They know it because that week on the fifth day, we chased like seven or ten UAPs before that.
Although, I do believe plasma is seen in conjunction with UAPs often, but we don't know that.
I believe we've seen four UAPs crash over the years.
the UAPs behaved differently.
And we saw about 200 UAPs in a day over a four-hour period.
Are they UAPs operated by China?
And transmedium is this important observable of UAPs.
We have a technology to detect UAPs.