Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) - Plasma Orbs

Our company continues to perform research on plasma orbs in the sky which has the potential at being non-human intelligence (NHI) or unpublished advanced technology. We have taken several pictures and enhanced videos and are able to conclusively rule out airplanes, helicopters, and drones.

We have documented videos of the plasma orbs responding to yes or no questions via communicating with visible purple static electricity towards the examiner which rules out random unexplained phenomenon. Our team has witnessed these plasma orbs from varying distances with known aircraft in the background including Boeing 737s, Boeing 767s, Airbus A319, Airbus A321, Embraer - 145, Gulfstream G550 and various helicopters.

We can confirm the plamsa orbs do not show up on Flightradar24.

We have witnessed/observed these orbs in various colors and multicolor light emissions. We have witnessed/observed the orbs traveling vertically, horizontally, and hovering stationary at different heights above ground level all within 50 yards of our team.

We have witnessed the plasma orbs turning their lights on and off while maintaining juxtaposition and light intensity when resuming their light emission.

We have zoomed in imagery of the plamsa orbs, which appear similar to mini plasma suns with flagella like projections encapsulating the exterior similar to a microbe under high magnification. The plasma sphere is constantly on the surface changing directions randomly and not coherently.

Future Research includes:

1. using a Geiger counter to monitor and measure radiation levels of a single plasma orb as well as multiple orbs both during encounter and approximately 8-12 hours later from various distances.

2. attempting quantum communications through the ZPF at varying frequencies and resonance to establish a connection.

3. Using an EMF device to study the orbs effects on electric field emissions.

4. Using night vision goggles to see if more orbs exist in the infrared spectrum than visible light.

If you would like to collaborate on this endeavor, please schedule a meeting with us!