Frequently Asked Questions

The UFOWatch livestream is broadcast from England, UK. Exact locations are kept private for security and privacy reasons.

We only stream when the weather is good — minimal cloud cover, no rain, and clear night skies. If you don't see the stream online, check back later!

We're using the Sionyx Aurora Pro night vision camera, designed for low-light and night-time conditions, to capture a wide field of view with enhanced clarity.

Watch for:

• Fast-moving lights

• "Stars" that move erratically

• Multiple lights moving together

• Triangular formations If anything catches your eye, clip it!

You can create clips directly on Kick!

If you see something unusual, clip it and give it a clear title describing what you saw (e.g., "Fast Light Overhead", "Triangular Formation").

We'll feature the best captures in the Highlights section of the website, and possibly review them live on stream!

No — UFOWatch is a passion project for sky-watching and community-based exploration. We aim to keep it fun, open-minded, and curious without claiming official scientific validation.

Absolutely — many things we spot are likely satellites, aircraft, or other explainable phenomena. But every now and then, something truly unusual shows up... and that's what keeps it exciting.

• Watch the livestream

• Clip anything suspicious

• Join the chat on Kick and share your observations

• Stay tuned — more ways to participate will be added as we grow!