About
I’m Jeremy Criddle, and I run Skywatch Mesh.
My interest in this area started specifically with the Go-Fast video and cases like it — not because I believe every unexplained sighting has an exotic explanation, but because the actual, documented record (declassified files, the real institutional history, cases with primary sources behind them) is genuinely more interesting than most of what gets made of it online. Most UAP content is speculation stacked on speculation. This site is my attempt at the opposite: work from the actual archive, not someone’s summary of someone else’s take on it.
The DIY monitoring side of this site comes from the same instinct, applied practically — if you’re actually interested in sky-watching, a Raspberry Pi and a Meshtastic node get you a genuinely useful, low-cost setup, and understanding how to protect and back up whatever you collect matters as much as the collecting itself.
I’m not a historian, an intelligence analyst, or a hardware engineer by trade. What I do here is real research — reading the actual declassified documents, checking claims against primary sources before repeating them, and being honest when the record is genuinely unsettled instead of picking the more exciting version.
Questions or corrections: contact@skywatchmesh.com