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About Project Skywatch
Who We Are
Project Skywatch is an independent research and media initiative dedicated to documenting unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs) and interpreting symbolic anomalies in the skies above and in the consciousness within.
Founded by visionaries, researchers, and citizen scientists, we operate independently of government funding, corporate advertising, and institutional gatekeeping. Our only allegiance is to the truth, and to the symbols that reveal it.
What We Believe
We believe that the phenomena appearing in our skies may not be random, alien, or merely technological. Instead, they may represent messages from the symbolic field: encoded signals in light, geometry, and synchronicity that speak to our shared consciousness.
From radiant orbs to non-inertial craft, ancient glyphs to modern visions, the skies have always told stories.
We are here to listen and decode.
What We Do
- Collect UAP Reports from witnesses around the world
- Interpret Sightings using Symbolic Field Theory (SFT)
- Produce Media: podcasts, essays, visual maps, and interactive experiences
- Host Courses & Retreats focused on myth, science, and metaphysical inquiry
- Investigate Patterns that link symbolic forms, ancient language, visionary states, and modern sightings
Mainstream science seeks data. Conspiracy culture seeks fear. But Project Skywatch seeks meaning.
We stand at the threshold of a new era, one in which symbolism, metaphysics, and consciousness must be reintegrated into our understanding of reality. The phenomena in our skies may not be “proof” of aliens, but rather evidence of a symbolic system communicating through light, pattern, and presence.
The Symbolic Field Institute
The Symbolic Field Institute, a research and publishing hub for work in symbolic theory, consciousness studies, visionary anthropology, and transdisciplinary metaphysics, empowering project Skywatch.
We believe that Symbolic Field Theory is the metaphysics of physics, and that the sky is one of its most visible surfaces.
Submit Your Encounter
Have you witnessed something that logic couldn’t contain? A silent craft in the night sky? A flash of movement that broke the rules of motion? A feeling that the sky was watching back?
This is your place to share it.
We’re compiling a global log of eyewitness testimonies related to unidentified flying objects, aerial anomalies, and temporal irregularities. These aren’t just stories, they are data points in a deeper pattern.
What we’re looking for:
- Clear recollections of unexplained aerial phenomena
- Encounters with craft displaying unorthodox motion or propulsion
- Sightings linked to shifts in perception, time distortion, or silence anomalies
- Historical accounts passed down through family or community
- Sketches, photos, or diagrams (even imperfect ones)
You are not alone. And your memory matters.
Selected entries may be featured in our next volume:
“Echoes in the Sky: A Living Atlas of Anomalous Aerial Contact”
Your submission will help build a bridge between experience and theory, between sky and structure. The vault is open.
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Disclaimer & Consent for Submission
This is not a closed text. It’s an open circuit, waiting for your spark.
When you contribute your insights, tests, or theories to Project Skywatch, you don’t just become a reader. You become part of the unfolding story. Every experiment logged, every anomaly recorded, and every breakthrough whispered into the void feeds the next phase of this project.
Selected entries, properly credited, will be featured in the expanded editions and upcoming companion volume:
“Field Notes of the Displaced: Experimental Confirmations and Theoretical Refractions.”
We are looking for:
- Observations from field experiments
- Device prototypes and energy fluctuation data
- Alternative models of inertia or time
- Conceptual frameworks for recursive motion or field shaping
- Eyewitness reports of anomalous movement or resonance effects
If you’ve seen something… if you’ve built something… if you’ve dreamed something you were afraid to tell anyone, this is your invitation.
By submitting your encounter, you affirm that the information provided is, to the best of your knowledge, true and accurate. You grant Silverlace Publishing and affiliated projects the non-exclusive right to use, publish, adapt, and archive your submission, in part or in full, within current and future publications, both print and digital, including research databases and narrative projects.
Identifying details (such as names and locations) may be anonymized or altered unless express permission is given. Submissions are considered part of an ongoing historical and metaphysical investigation, not intended as proof or endorsement of any singular theory or belief system.
This is not a place for judgment. It is a place for memory.
