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The UAPs Are Real. Now We Find Them.
Pentagon confirmed unidentified aircraft with impossible flight characteristics. While officials debate disclosure, we’re building the AI-powered detection network that tracks them in real-time.
This isn’t science fiction. This is the engineering solution to humanity’s biggest question, and you can help, right now!
🛸 We're building SkyWatchMesh – a citizen network of AI sensors to track UAPs 24/7.
— skywatchmesh (@skywatchmesh) August 19, 2025
Open-source, off-the-shelf hardware feeding community algorithms.
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AI That Never Sleeps
Our machine learning algorithms work 24/7 across the global sensor network:
Real-time pattern analysis – AI processes data from thousands of sensors simultaneously, analyzing electromagnetic signatures, flight trajectories, and acoustic patterns in milliseconds
Smart filtering – Automatically eliminates birds, aircraft, weather phenomena, satellites, and known civilian/military traffic using advanced classification models
Continuous learning – Detection accuracy improves with every data point collected from our growing network of sensor nodes worldwide
Anomaly detection – Flags genuinely unexplained aerial events instantly based on velocity, acceleration, heat signatures, and electromagnetic anomalies that defy conventional physics
Predictive analysis – AI doesn’t just detect, it predicts flight patterns, correlates events across geographic regions, and identifies recurring phenomena patterns
Multi-spectrum surveillance – Simultaneously monitors radar, infrared, visual, electromagnetic, and acoustic signatures across all atmospheric layers
Behavioral mapping – Tracks object movement patterns, hover capabilities, instantaneous acceleration, and impossible maneuvers that violate known aerodynamics
Cross-reference validation – Every detection is verified against satellite data, weather conditions, flight schedules, and military exercise notifications
Pattern correlation – Links similar events across time zones, identifies recurring hotspots, and maps global UAP activity trends
Automated reporting – Generates detailed incident reports with full sensor data, timestamps, and probability assessments for each detection event
The AI sees patterns humans miss and never gets tired of watching the skies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get involved with the project?
You can get involved by downloading our free educational book, joining our Discord community, and participating in discussions and projects related to UAP detection and mesh networking.
How much does it cost to build a sensor, and what technical skills do I need?
A basic sensor node costs approximately $200-400 in components, depending on configuration. You don’t need advanced technical skills to get started – we provide detailed build guides and community support. If you can assemble a PC or follow Arduino tutorials, you can build a sensor. For non-technical contributors, we need help with documentation, community building, testing, and spreading awareness.
Is operating these sensors legal, and what about privacy concerns?
Yes, completely legal. Our sensors detect aerial objects using the same principles as amateur radio, weather monitoring, and citizen science projects that operate worldwide. We’re not intercepting communications or violating airspace – we’re passively observing and measuring aerial phenomena. Privacy is built-in: sensors collect object detection data, not personal information, and all data sharing is voluntary and transparent.
Can I contribute to the project?
Absolutely! We welcome contributions from anyone interested in our mission, whether through coding, sharing ideas, or participating in community events.
Is this project actually real or just another UFO fantasy?
Absolutely real. We’re building actual hardware, writing real code, and have a growing community of makers and developers actively contributing. This isn’t about proving aliens exist – it’s about applying serious technology to detect and track unidentified aerial phenomena using open-source mesh networking. Check our GitHub repositories, join our Discord, and see the real engineering work happening daily.