Who we are
SkyWatch is the world's most comprehensive platform for exploring and reporting Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings. Combining a massive database of over 500,000 reports with cutting-edge AI image generation and powerful semantic search capabilities, SkyWatch lets users dive deep into the mystery of UAPs, uncover hidden patterns, and contribute their own data to the ongoing search for answers.
What else do we have
SkyWatch UAP Sightings is a web-application where you can:
- Effortless Cloud Database: "TIDB Cloud Serverless" takes care of everything, so you can focus on exploring UAP data, not managing servers. It's like having a team of database experts on call 24/7!
- SKYWATCH Sentinel's powerful AI, leveraging NVIDIA's advanced language models via the https://integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1 endpoint, provides real-time analysis based on historical data and machine learning algorithms. speed.
- Easy Switch from MySQL: Already using MySQL? Migrating to "TIDB Cloud Serverless" is a breeze, letting you unlock powerful new features without rewriting your whole application.
- Find Answers Fast: "TIDB Cloud Serverless" lightning-fast queries make exploring our massive UAP database incredibly responsive. No more waiting around for results – dig into the data and uncover the truth!
1 SkyWatch is a fascinating project that compiles and visualizes a vast amount of data on reported UAP sightings. While it provides a valuable tool for exploring these intriguing phenomena, it's important to remember that SkyWatch does not, and cannot, definitively prove or disprove the existence of extraterrestrial life.
The database captures subjective eyewitness accounts, which can be influenced by a variety of factors: misidentification of known objects, atmospheric conditions, limitations of human perception, and even hoaxes. Many reported UAPs can likely be attributed to more mundane explanations, such as:
The database captures subjective eyewitness accounts, which can be influenced by a variety of factors: misidentification of known objects, atmospheric conditions, limitations of human perception, and even hoaxes. Many reported UAPs can likely be attributed to more mundane explanations, such as:
- Commercial or military aircraft: Unfamiliar aircraft or unusual flight paths can easily be misconstrued.
- Satellites and space debris: Reflecting sunlight can create unexpected visual effects, especially at night.
- Drones: The increasing prevalence of drones, both commercial and private, adds to the complexity of airspace.
- Weather phenomena: Unusual cloud formations, atmospheric distortions, or even meteorological balloons can create perplexing sightings.