Seriously? https://t.co/043ltU2tP8 [Quoted] Huge News! @BillyKryzak has been watching the skies for a while now — and he has spotted the Sphere Network! Take a look for yourself. The pattern is there. The movement is there. The connection is impossible to ignore. @rosscoulthart @DrBeaVillarroel #thespherenetwork https://t.co/6j8Qv0k2Hh

Something that stuck in my mind from Patrick Jackson's The Sphere Network: "Reports frequently associate these smaller silver spheres with larger UFO events - suggesting the spheres themselves are not part of the UFO but rather respond to its presence." I've seen a few videos now of spheres over bodies of water, including the new ones from today. If we draw a conclusion from Jackson's theory, there's a whole bunch of larger UFOs hanging around bodies of water... maybe under that water.

Patrick Jackson’s sphere network theory might be connected to the Las Vegas alien incident. If you haven’t already, watch any interview on YouTube of Patrick Jackson’s presentation on the sphere network. He’s done a few and they’re pretty much all the same. Patrick believes that poltergeist activity is caused by the sphere network - type 3 spheres specifically. They’re the baseball size spheres, seen metallic or glowing, or cloaked. they fly into homes and even through walls, they’re trans-me...

Patrick Jackson author of Quantum Paranormal and The Sphere Network Speculated on “That UFO Podcast” that the spike in meteor sightings across the world is a sign the sphere network is failing. Which if he’s right and his theory does connect a lot of jigsaw pieces (missing scientists, controlled science, why red blood cells still exist in dinosaur bones) then we’re the next line of defense of whatever’s trying to break through. Interesting speculation considering he does follow the data. He a...

The Sphere Network: the most fascinating rabbit hole of my life regarding NHI (non-human intelligence). Spheres are the most common UFO sighting, often appearing metallic or glowing, often in distinct formations. Patrick Jackson, an IT scientist and researcher, discovered that these spheres are a part of a data collection and communication network that spans the entire globe. There are 3 types of spheres with different functions. Type 3 are small baseball sized spheres that can move through s...