A new wave of intrigues has risen by the UFO research community after recent revelations about NewsWhere investigative journalist Ross Coulthart reported that a private group is known as Skywatcher Claims consistent, measurable contact with non -created air phenomena (UAPS) on unconventional means. Even more surprising is the recognition that the Pentagon All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (Aaro) Has perceived their activities personally.
Who is SkyWatcher?
Skywatcher is a private UAP research team led by Air Force -Veteran Jake Barber. The group has received attention by claiming that they can do that called UAPs using an “electromechanical whistle” – a signal device that is similar to concept with a dog whistle, but probably broadcasting frequencies or pulses that can be detected by unknown air objects. Barber claims their method one 100% success rateWhich means that there is a UAP-like event every time they use their system under the right circumstances.
Pentagon’s calm involvement
Although the US Department of Defense officially claims that there is no convincing evidence of extraterrestrial contact, Coulthart revealed that the UFO research unit of the Pentagon, Aaro, has Visited the SkyWatcher test range. The range remains classified, but it is described as a controlled site where repeated experiments take place.
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Although it does not officially cooperate with or approval of SkyWatcher, the willingness of the Pentagon to observe their work marks a shift in how private initiatives are recognized. Coulthart emphasized that this is reflected More open attitude Within the defense – possibly indicate the inevitability of future disclosures.
Nine types of UFOs on video?
One of the most expected aspects of this development is a coming video release from Skywatcher. According to Coulthart, the group claims to have recorded with images of Nine different forms from UFOs, including:
- The well -known “tic tac” and “egg” -shaped crafts,
- And a bizarre “jellyfish” -like object, reportedly with a metal top and some smooth, tentacle -like extensions seems to be.
The images have not yet been made public, but Coulthart expects it to come up soon. He notes that the SkyWatcher team works to complete the material, which may be able to shake up the current debate around UAPs and their origin.
Implications for UFO -Review
Coulthart points to a growing discrepancy between the public denials of the Pentagon and private interest in such cases. He believes that SkyWatcher may demonstrate what government and defense agencies have secretly investigated for decades: the controlled involvement – or even called – of unknown aircraft.
Although skeptics can regard these claims as speculative or frills, the involvement of credible military personnel and the importance of a government office such as Aaro give a surprising level of legitimacy to the story.
What will come afterwards?
In the coming weeks can be crucial. If SkyWatcher releases their video as promised – and if the images are verifiable – it may not only support their extraordinary claims, but also force a wider audience and institutional conversation about what we know (or do not know) about UAPs.
In the meantime, Ross Coulthart continues to investigate the story on his Reality check podcast and through News. Whether this leads to mainstream recognition or remains another mysterious chapter in the UAP -Saga depends strongly on the proof that SkyWatcher delivers.
