UAP Classification Overview
The Skywatcher crew identifies seven completely different courses of UAP’s, every with their very own distinct form, flight sample and IR paths.
Skywatcher Half II: “Tic Tac” Class II UAP
Skywatcher crew member James Fowler breaks down the cylindrical-shaped UAP Class II “Tic Tac”
Skywatcher Half II: “Manta Ray” Class V UPA
Understanding the Class V “Manta Ray” UAP, that has a definite non-linear form that spins on an axis.
Skywatcher Half II: “Jellyfish” Class VII UAP
The Skywatcher crew provides an in depth description of the Class VII UAP, named the “Jellyfish” for its tentacle-like construction. The craft has been noticed taking direct flight paths and interfering with radar sensors.
