Class XII UAP Interceptor.. this was shot at 1200FPS on a high speed camera attached to a telescope. this is real, its happening, every day.. here it is in high speed. W T F are these things? is this a global security system? i can record them whenever because... they are everywhere. Ross Coulthart Garry P. Nolanshow more

Here’s one stationary off the right wing of an Cessna passing overhead.

great catch!

Called the sphere network #thespherenetwork

Plasmoids...the movements are totally inline with plasma physics 😉 The Institute for Unified Classical Resonance Cosmology (UCRC) been publishing about this since November 2025.

I saw one with my own eyes in March. It was following a passenger plane in broad daylight.

What am I missing here? I see a plane at cruise or making it's way to plane in the sky, crossing a stationary object; a star, planet, satellite, etc., in the sky. This is silly.

I’m thinking some of the orbs are biological.

I've tracked them at almost Mach 2 and performing over 400G maneuvers

And those probably aren’t biological. Unless it’s something we just can’t comprehend. If some of these are plasmoid beings, could they be capable of such things?

They always seem to fly behind the aircraft as if to avoid being seen...

pretty much.

Are you sure that’s not a satellite or other distant plane behind the one you are filming?

Been suggesting for years that people slow down their footage. UAP move faster than our eyes/perception are able to pick up. This is why a camera with a high frame rate is important while Skywatching, slowing the footage down expands our view/perception.

How do you know that’s a class XII UAP interceptor?

AI tells me: "Plane flying past a distant star, planet, satellite, or another aircraft light. Tracking + extreme slow-motion makes ordinary relative motion look dramatic. No evidence of anything exotic" In good faith, I ask: is there any other data that can prove it IS exotic?

Love it man. Why are more people not picking up on your stuff? @Producer_Meagan newsnation should do a special please

I record these with my iPhone when there is a cloud deck for focus. Transfer to my Mac and go frame by frame. One 10 minute video over 30 of them. They travel fast and are everywhere!

Without parallax, we know exactly nothing about how far away that other object is. When will we finally get TWO cameras aimed at a target, so we get the ACTUAL distance estimate?

Funny you say that. You forgot to tag @PatrickQJackson

Billy, plz check out my channel. its the same uap's

Wow! Did it actually go between the contrails or are my eyes deceiving me

It's the sphere network. There may be different kinds of spheres, like the proposed plasma based orbs. But the shiny metallic ones? Those are a real phenomena. Gonna be hard for any nation state to admit "IT" exists.

Omg … great capture!

@richgel999 Doing great work. What are these.

How did you rule out the other explanations?

Thanks

Job security for a lot of people

@richgel999 You know for a damn fact that @NASA saw this shit at launches. No question. Bledsoe was 100% correct @chrisbledsoeufo

Isn’t that an airplane?

Pinch and zoom in and all you freaks can easily see it’s a passenger airplane. Bunch idiots.

For people saying 'star'. Is that telescope tracking right / up to follow the plane? If so, a stationary star would be tracking left / down very quickly. That does not appear to be a staionary star?

Are you able to estimate their size?

Thank you for responding. I appreciate it

Sent a message to your DM with some photos taken near Eglin.

Nice catch! Check out Crrow777 he’s been filming these for a long time in SD. One of his similar captures that shoots out an orb:

I have 2 videos up on yt and here. I had 1 or 2 objects buzz me at close distance @ 600' altitude covering 2500' in 10 frames. Check out Chasing Sky Ghosts. They are real.

Just wait for Shermer to tell you it's swamp gas reflecting off a seagull

wow, excellent capture once again!

that's a type 1 sphere from "the sphere network". Credit Patrick Q. Jackson.

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Very interesting. Are you always at the same location? Same airport?

After you've flown past 100x benign aircraft what further purpose would it serve? Strange behaviour for something intelligent