No More Waiting for Disclosure—Mitch Randall’s Vision for Citizen-Science Driven UAP Detection

In this episode of Visitors, Kelly talks with Acendant AI’s Mitch Randall, a renowned scientist and radar technology expert, about his ambitious project, Sky Watch. Mitch shares how he plans to empower citizen scientists to detect and study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) using a $500 radar detection device.

They explore why accurate and independently verified data is crucial to understanding UFO sightings, what it will take to bring affordable detection tools to the public, and how groups like the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies and the Galileo Project are advancing credible research.
Mitch also discusses the role of the National UFO Reporting Center, the challenges of fundraising, and the fascinating potential for this revolutionary new approach to disclosure.

👉 Learn more about Sky Watch and support the project: https://ascendantai.com/skywatch

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