Time has lost much of its inertia. There is both so much and so little of it that the most important things I feel I need to share are bubbling up from hidden chakra pockets, and the main one to bring to everyone's attention is that Galactic Federation craft aren't just appearing as streaks of light and vanishing. Our Soul family's technology can do pretty much anything it wants, but presence is a language, and movement the tempo of infinite music that can be seen and felt, even if (paradoxically) unheard.
I began Project Skyberry in early July of 2026, with the goal being to record, capture, study and share anything I could about GF craft and motherships, with the hope of distributing my footage and notes worldwide; not just for the starseed and skywatching communities, but for everyone. The help received from Judith Lynn, the world's primary Pleiadian Disclosure contactee, has been instrumental in this process, though it should be noted that she isn't directly affiliated with my work. The project is a personal one. I've taken so many videos that I hardly have any space left on my Samsung device, but when I can I only send her the clearest examples and wait patiently for her to ID what's in the videos. Verified videos with an Origin/ID are the ones I choose to share with everyone.
In the three months of documenting so far I've witnessed 4 common movements and behavior patterns that immediately stand out when I've been tracking a particular craft. These four are as follows: the mid-air pause, the bank/tilt, the forward-pause-reverse, and the "infinity loop" (the most fun maneuver by far).
Here's what you need to know about them:
The Mid-Air Pause
Now would be a good time to remind skywatchers that in order to notice any of these patterns, it's important to film or watch for as long as you can: at least thirty seconds, and if possible up to a minute and a half or more. Because GF always knows who's watching, pilots will patiently wait until they understand the viewer has been watching for some time, or has made it a habit over the course of days, weeks or months.
If the viewer has been paying attention and hasn't been frightened by the idea of craft from other worlds, the craft will begin to visually communicate to the watcher through the language of motion, speed, light and color.
It's their way of saying, "We see you. Have you been watching? You're on the right track!"
The simplest visual cue is the mid-air pause. If a person has not been watching and happens to look up after this pause in trajectory, it simply looks like a bright light or celestial object. The person whose eyes have been shrewd has already been observing longer. They know that this is the sign of intelligent movement, not meteors or celestial objects.
The skywatcher immediately goes into discernment mode and can then put their skills into action with simple observations, like:
Do normal passenger planes travel and just dead-stop right in front you?
Helicopters and drones can hover, but is it likely? Is there noise?
Is there erratic movement or proof that the object is unstable with regards to strong wind and weather?
This very simple visual "hello" is what paying attention to the sky is all about. Pleiadians have been telling us for years: We want to be seen. We want you asking questions. We want you-- not the MSM gatekeepers-- to form your own conclusions with your own eyes.
Don't let anyone else tell you what you saw or didn't see.
The Mid-Air Bank
The bank maneuver can be performed by any conventional aircraft. This is the tilt that we see when a craft is turning, reversing course, climbing in altitude or descending, or a type of evasive maneuver.
Planes can bank. Helicopters can bank. Hobby drones can bank. We've all seen this and we're all familiar with it. No craft can bank mid-air like Galactic Federation craft.
Here, we're not speaking of the bank maneuver itself. This is where astute observation offers breathtaking wonder as a reward. Banking is really only discernible when the craft is close enough to us visually. Therefore, if you see a shining object approaching in the evening and you can understand with your eyes that the craft is banking, you'll know right away that you may be witnessing something spectacular. Any craft can bank.
Unless an object is a helicopter or drone, it cannot bank and hold position without moving. Helicopters can only hold a stationary bank for a limited span of time. The same is true for drones, which may be even more limited due to controller skill/battery life, and both objects will be affected by wind gusts and weather.
Commercial aircraft rely on thrust and continuous movement. It is impossible for a plane to bank and hold.
It is not impossible for Galactic Federation.
This was never more clear or awe-inspiring for me to watch personally than it was on August 24th, while filming the approach of a craft that Judith identified as being a very rare Galactic Federation mothership. It held 25 Pleiadian and Arcturian passengers.
It wasn't possible for me to see how large the mothership actually was, but I knew right away that it was different than smaller scout craft or other GF technology. This was a long, cigar-shaped object with beautiful white strobing all along the fuselage, for lack of a better word. Once I could see what shape it was, the craft tilted at what I would estimate to be about 45 degrees, and stayed there. It was one of the most beautiful maneuvers I'd ever seen.
The Forward-Pause-Reverse
This maneuver is most commonly seen when the viewer has been tracking a craft for more than thirty seconds and approaching two minutes. [The longest I've spent tracking a single craft is about 7-10 minutes. My arms objected after about 5, which is when I had to stop filming.]
Again: it is possible for helicopters and drones to travel in a set trajectory, then reverse course and go back the opposite way. This is where discernment and skill is key. It is possible for passenger planes to reverse course also, but it's impossible for planes to do this without an accompanying wide berth/arch. Doing so at great speed just isn't physically possible when considering the G-forces that would incapacitate and kill the pilot & passengers.
Helicopters can reverse, and can do so with more speed, but G-forces still apply and helicopters are more erratic in their behavior while hovering & turning. It goes without saying that drones would be decimated at the kind of speed that GF craft are capable of.
A forward trajectory and then an almost instantaneous reversal is the skywatcher's surest sign that something incredible is being witnessed before them. There are probably dozens of models of secretive military aircraft capable of impressive motion, but these aren't intentionally flying over residential areas with the intention of being seen, or interacting with observers on the ground. There would be no purpose to this; military doesn't test their secret craft out in the open with flashing lights in full view of everyone, day after day after day in increasing numbers.
Furthermore, this kind of sophisticated military weaponry wouldn't simply be used to make the sky beautiful for human beings. It would quickly be used to cause destruction and decimate large swaths of the population in every major city, because this is unfortunately the type of creature that humans have allowed themselves to be manipulated into being. Galactic Federation wouldn't permit it.
In terms of documented cases, I've recorded at least three instances of this maneuver, two of which were performed by GF fleets from Celaeno and Merope.
The Infinity Loop
This, by far, was the most entertaining for my daughter and I to watch.🥹 It was a maneuver that caught our eye immediately because of the size of this craft, which was larger than most, and the incredible vibrance of the red and green lighting.
Judith identified this as a non-GF fleet from Merope with 6 occupants who were here exploring. We observed a pattern quickly: it would climb with increasing speed, hurl toward the ground in smooth excellence, only to circle back up and repeat this on the opposing size, as if it were creating a large infinity loop symbol, and there was no mistake as to the fun this object seemed to have.
We observed this mischevous behavior for almost ten minutes and used our own discernment to determine that we were definitely observing some kind of Pleiadian craft. Judith proved this to be absolutely correct with her ID. Discernment and skill will tell you that while a helicopter and airplane can circle while awaiting clearance for landing, they cannot explicitly dive, climb and zoom at such smooth, graceful and fantastic bursts of speed.
Conventional aircraft don't make the cut.
Closing Thoughts
2026 may be coming to a close, but Galactic Federation is going to keep on coming.
Until then, watch, record, observe, and discern.
We're witnessing the drawing-to-a-close of the most tumultuous time prophecized in human history.
We might as well have fun while we're at it.
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