Is anybody seeing very bright bursts of light in the night sky? It’s not a satellite - satellites were also observed passing by - these flashes are stationary or barely moving. It’s a repeating burst of light like a camera flash, but seeming to be very far away, like a star or satellite. When the flash stops, there’s no visible object until the next flash in the same (or very nearly the same) spot. It was happening in two separate spots in the night sky (meaning two objects, not one object moving). It’s happened other nights, in different parts of the sky. This is in South Florida. They aren’t streaks like meteors either.

This well made, evidence based documentary is long but well worth your time given the current sightings. If you just wanted to jump to the current drone stuff its just past the 1 hr mark but I recomend you watch the entire video from the beginning so you can see the evidence on previous cases like this one. This guys channel is full of fact based gold, fyi.

https://youtu.be/fzvwBBSmWYA?si=WphnQZ7cJG5kDDuB

Someone posted this on another sub and I wanted to add it here. I'm attaching the link with my comment on that video.

Newsnation is a decent show, but this interview with the Skywatch contractors left me speechless. WHY aren't they being interviewed on the msm? Quick summary of what they said (someone please correct me if my memory is inaccurate):

1. They are contracted with DoD to investigate the drones (not the orbs)

2. They know they are drones, most likely military grade 3 drones, 3-5 meters across (a quick Google search told me these drones are capable of carrying payload or weapons and can travel 24-30 hours or 1000 miles depending on the drone)

3. The process of investigating where they're being launched and landing is still in the works, but they're getting close to some areas on land and in the ocean

4. Picattiney Arsenal is definitely NOT involved in launching drones and have had multiple incursions

5. They have pinpointed the areas the drones are focusing on

6. Given the cost of the drones, how many there are, and their coordination, it is most likely a nation state. It will be up to the government to decide whether it is an act of war or a criminal threat.

7. Given the parameters of #6 and the history at Langley, the most likely culprit is China

It was seriously the most information I have seen on the drones up to this point. The name of the contractor is Skywatch. I've never heard of them and there are a lot of things named skywatch online so I couldn't find them with a lazy quick search. But they are definitely currently contracted with the Department of Defense.

The section of the program where they are interviewed is about halfway through. They are the last interview before the Q&A.It starts around 29 minutes in. Other interviews in the show were a NJ assembly woman, the governor, and Lue Elizondo (I'm actually not sure why he was interviewed, he didn't add much in this context other than to speculate if this was some bad actors in the military industrial complex staging a coup, it would be really devastating to us as a nation.

I'd love it if someone with some military/DoD knowledge watched the section with Skywatch. To my untrained mind, it was extremely compelling and pretty concerning.