Mysterious Spherical UFOs Spark Debate: Irish Man Unveils Theory
Alien & UFOs
Wednesday 20th, March 2024
Footage capturing unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) during St. Patrick’s weekend has reignited intrigue surrounding the presence of spherical UFOs in the skies. An Irish man, Patrick Jackson, has stepped into the spotlight, unveiling a theory that he believes challenges the conventional understanding of these sightings.
Jackson, a 45 year old IT specialist and author of the book "Quantum Paranormal", claims to have deciphered the patterns and behaviors exhibited by metallic orb UFOs observed worldwide. In an interview with the Sunday World, he shed light on the significance of the footage and what he thinks it could imply for the understanding of these sightings.
The video, depicts a fascinating interaction and explosion captured through a telescope, purportedly showcasing a "sphere intercept process" occurring in the upper atmosphere. According to Jackson, such phenomena have been observed by sky watchers for years, but rarely recorded due to their transient nature.
"We are seeing the sphere intercept process in the upper atmosphere," Jackson explained. "Sky watchers have seen this for years, but they normally see it randomly through night scopes or telescopes and they never get a chance to record it."
Describing the formations and movements of the spheres, Jackson elucidated on their significance. He noted distinct configurations based on their positioning in the sky, suggesting a deliberate and purposeful behavior underlying their movements.
"The spheres are in the correct formation in the video", Jackson remarked. "There’s two main formations, basically a concise triangle in the sky. When the triangle is on it’s side, as in upwards (vertical configuration), it means the target is side on."
Jackson's assertions come amidst conflicting statements from official sources regarding the nature of UFO sightings. While the Pentagon's UAP Resolution Office (AARO) has attempted to downplay the significance of such sightings, Jackson remains steadfast in his belief, asserting that governmental silence may be motivated by a fear of public reaction.
"The AARO report appears to be using a verbal loophole, so they are not technically lying," Jackson remarked. "They are just not telling the full truth, that’s how it generally works."
Despite skepticism from official channels, Jackson remains resolute in his theory, drawing parallels with recent statements from retired military officers and academics who have spoken out about the phenomenon. Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet of the US Navy, for instance, has claimed that "We are being visited by non-human intelligence."
Jackson's theory extends beyond mere observation, suggesting a deeper connection between these phenomena and a potential extraterrestrial presence. He posits that the spheres may be part of a "global defense network" operated by a second species, working to safeguard Earth from external threats.
"The spheres have been seen deploying from the ground and ocean so logically they appear to be from here, they appear to be ultra-terrestrial in nature," Jackson said.
Amidst growing interest in the topic, Jackson encourages individuals to seek out evidence themselves, emphasising the role of the public in achieving disclosure on the matter.
"Disclosure isn't solely the government's responsibility; it rests on the shoulders of the public," Jackson concluded.
Jackson, a 45 year old IT specialist and author of the book "Quantum Paranormal", claims to have deciphered the patterns and behaviors exhibited by metallic orb UFOs observed worldwide. In an interview with the Sunday World, he shed light on the significance of the footage and what he thinks it could imply for the understanding of these sightings.
The video, depicts a fascinating interaction and explosion captured through a telescope, purportedly showcasing a "sphere intercept process" occurring in the upper atmosphere. According to Jackson, such phenomena have been observed by sky watchers for years, but rarely recorded due to their transient nature.
"We are seeing the sphere intercept process in the upper atmosphere," Jackson explained. "Sky watchers have seen this for years, but they normally see it randomly through night scopes or telescopes and they never get a chance to record it."
Describing the formations and movements of the spheres, Jackson elucidated on their significance. He noted distinct configurations based on their positioning in the sky, suggesting a deliberate and purposeful behavior underlying their movements.
"The spheres are in the correct formation in the video", Jackson remarked. "There’s two main formations, basically a concise triangle in the sky. When the triangle is on it’s side, as in upwards (vertical configuration), it means the target is side on."
Jackson's assertions come amidst conflicting statements from official sources regarding the nature of UFO sightings. While the Pentagon's UAP Resolution Office (AARO) has attempted to downplay the significance of such sightings, Jackson remains steadfast in his belief, asserting that governmental silence may be motivated by a fear of public reaction.
"The AARO report appears to be using a verbal loophole, so they are not technically lying," Jackson remarked. "They are just not telling the full truth, that’s how it generally works."
Despite skepticism from official channels, Jackson remains resolute in his theory, drawing parallels with recent statements from retired military officers and academics who have spoken out about the phenomenon. Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet of the US Navy, for instance, has claimed that "We are being visited by non-human intelligence."
Jackson's theory extends beyond mere observation, suggesting a deeper connection between these phenomena and a potential extraterrestrial presence. He posits that the spheres may be part of a "global defense network" operated by a second species, working to safeguard Earth from external threats.
"The spheres have been seen deploying from the ground and ocean so logically they appear to be from here, they appear to be ultra-terrestrial in nature," Jackson said.
Amidst growing interest in the topic, Jackson encourages individuals to seek out evidence themselves, emphasising the role of the public in achieving disclosure on the matter.
"Disclosure isn't solely the government's responsibility; it rests on the shoulders of the public," Jackson concluded.
