The Skywatcher Skywatcher team, launched by whistleblower Jake Barber and others earlier this year, has identified 9 types of UFOs/UAPs. “Each UAP Class has different characteristics.” “Some shimmer, some tumble, some spin, some look like they’re alive and they just fly like a living object in the sky.”

UFO/UAP disclosure is happening. A new team of whistleblowers and researchers are capturing UFOs on video and radar EVERY DAY. They just revealed that they have discovered 9 types of UFOs. They even tried to intercept an Egg UFO with a helicopter … 🧵THREAD

Class I: Tetra 🧵 First is a tetrahedron shaped UFO. They are “black with intermittent white vapor bursts” and 1.5 - 2 meters in size. They often appear in “coordinated” groups as small as 3 and as large as 20+. Tetras exhibit “unpredictable movements” and “extreme evasive maneuvers” when engaged by humans. Laser rangefinders provide “no reflective return.” They appear to “tumble at high speed across multiple axes,” but maintain a “stable overall flight path.” They exhibit “strong infrared signature with clear heat emissions,” but “no off-gassing, vapor trails, or propulsion indicators.”

Class II: Tic Tac 🧵 These UFOs are 9 - 12 meters in size and display “highly dynamic shape-shifting and color variation.” They have been “observed to elongate horizontally and shift color from white to purple to pink.” Tic Tacs can also use “terrain masking.” They are capable of incredible movement, including “rapid descent” from altitudes of 60,000+ feet and “abrupt arrest of motion mid-air.” They are observed in groups of 1 - 3 and sometimes operate alongside Manta Ray UFOs, which will be covered later in this thread. Human interactions have resulted in “reported physiological effects” including nausea and disorientation, and even “instances of nearby aircraft becoming briefly immobilized.” A heat signature is detected, but—like Tetras—there are “no vapor trails, off-gassing, or observable propulsion methods.”

The Tic Tac UFO became a widely-known phenomenon after one was captured on video in 2004 off the coast of California by Commander David Fravor’s team.

In one case, Skywatcher sent a helicopter to intercept a Tic Tac UFO … … but “about a half mile out, the helicopter stopped moving.” “Engine’s running, blades are turning, but it would not go forward, it would not go up, it would not go left or right.” Pilot Gary Shipman: “I’ve never experienced anything like it before.” “I’ve got over 4,000 hours of flight time and this has never happened before.” The team’s compasses were interfered with, too.

The Tic Tac UFO sometimes “looks like it bends, almost like it’s not a solid mass.”

Class III: Blob 🧵 Blob UFOs are red “cloud-like orbs” that exhibit “pulsing internal light” and energy fluctuations. They are 3 - 5 meters in size and move in “rapid, near-instantaneous jumps between positions.” Blobs have only been observed alone. They are capable of “rapid flare-driven expansion,” where they can “pulse or distort in size.” But there are “no direct interactions recorded,” so no effects on sensors or humans have been recorded. They have a “strong and consistent heat signature” and are easily detected in the infrared spectrum.

Class IV: Beam 🧵 Beam UFOs are “orb-shaped” and can hover in one place, motionless, for “hours at a time.” They are usually observed in pairs, but their size is unknown. When targeted with lasers, they demonstrated sharp “evasive behavior.” One Beam UFO faded out upon being targeted with a laser, then reappeared. There are “no signs of traditional propulsion,” but Beams are clearly “responsive to external energy interactions.” Beams are only visible in the infrared spectrum. They have not been detected in the electromagnetic spectrum.

This December 2024 video appears to reveal a Beam UFO spotted amid the New Jersey drone sightings last year.

Class V: Manta Ray 🧵 Manta Ray UFOs emit “colored vapor or light from multiple points, including pink, green, teal, and translucent/white hues.” They are “rarely seen,” but are estimated to be 2 - 3 meters in size and tend to appear in proximity to Tic Tac UFOs. “Plumage appears to radiate from the top surface.” Skywatcher has observed no “interaction with team sensors or direct energy,” but Manta Rays use “terrain for concealment” and are “capable of vanishing from view instantly.” They can hover in place and rapidly shift in altitude. They have been detected in both infrared and electromagnetic spectrums and have a “strong heat signature,” but no “off-gassing or visible propulsion trails.” In some cases, they have been confirmed on radar.

Class VI: Bright Star 🧵 “It literally looks like a crystal in the sky.” Bright Star UFOs are “reflective, tetrahedron-shaped” UFOs that exhibit “flashes in teal, green, blue, red, and white.” The surfaces of Bright Stars “appear to extend or distort shale through plumes and flashing light.” They are 1.5 - 3 meters in size and can exhibit “partial transparency” at their extremities. Bright Stars “demonstrated directed energy effects against” the Skywatcher team. In electromagnetic view, light seems to “shimmer across its surface,” and they have a “strong heat signature” in infrared. “No vapor, off-gassing, or traditional propulsion observed.”

Class VII: Jellyfish 🧵 Jellyfish UFOs are white objects with “seeking head motion and trailing tentacles.” The head is 2 meters in size and the tentacles are 3 - 5 meters. The tentacles appear to “move independently of wind conditions.” Jellyfish UFOs have a “snake-like movement” where they meander from point to point. They have “demonstrated electromagnetic interference capabilities” which disrupted the Skywatcher team’s equipment. They have strong infrared and radar signatures, but have “no observable propulsion, exhaustion, or off-gassing.”

Skywatcher saw three UFO classes in one day: Tic Tac (II), Manta Ray (V), and Jellyfish (VII). “The Class II and Class V seemed to be putting themselves between us and the Jellyfish.” “We don’t know what that means.”

Class VIII: Hornet 🧵 Hornet UFOs are “dual-body” crafts with “purple, red, blue, and black” colors. The upper and lower components exhibit “asynchronous rotation,” meaning that a physical connection between the two is not technically confirmed. They are 2 - 4 meters in size. Hornets display “no consistent shape or motion pattern.” “Reflective flashes” were observed by the Skywatcher team. The team detected no direct energy effects, but “its diversion toward the team and sudden descent suggests intentionality or awareness.” Hornets are only observable in the infrared spectrum and have “strong radar tracks and heat signature.” “No signs of conventional propulsion, trails, or off-gassing.”

Class IX: Egg 🧵 Egg UFOs are “off-white, metallic” crafts that have only been observed in one “low-quality recording.” Their flight behavior and size are unknown. They are visible in the electromagnetic spectrum, but radar and infrared sensors were unavailable during the sighting.

Class IX Egg UFOs/UAPs have an ancient history, despite the lack of modern image/video evidence.🧵

Jake Barber shared a retrieval video of an Egg UFO earlier this year, but better images or videos have yet to be revealed. Review the nine UFO/UAP classes for yourself here:

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