The Mark Attwood Show Presents...
LIVE 3 Hour Q&A Webinar with Patrick Jackson
When? Sunday 29th March 2026 8-11pm UK Time
How Much? Pay what you can afford. We think this is worth at least $100, but it's up to you (above $10). This is an extraordinary opportunity to dig into Patrick's 10 years+ of research which has led to the most compelling UFO/UAP theory ever published.
How is it delivered? You'll be sent a Zoom meeting invitation with your email reciept after you purchase a ticket on this page. (Make a note of this email address to search in your inbox or spam folder: noreply@samcart.com)
What if I can't make the call? If you purchase a ticket, you'll be sent a recording of the event by email within 72 hours of the event occurring on Sunday.
Why is it in US$? We had to pick one currency.
Is my transaction secure? 100%
What if I see this page after the 29th March? You'll be sutomatically be sent the recording in your email reciept instead of the zoom link, so you can still watch it.
Who is Patrick Jackson?
Patrick Jackson is an IT specialist-turned-researcher and author who investigates UFO/UAP phenomena, specifically proposing that metallic spheres in Earth's atmosphere constitute an intelligent, AI-driven defense system. He is known for applying a technical, data-driven approach to the study of the "sphere network" and paranormal events.
Key details about Patrick Jackson:
- Author of The Sphere Network: He wrote The Sphere Network: Unlocking Earth's Hidden Defense System (2025), which argues that observed silver spheres are part of an interconnected, technological system rather than merely extraterrestrial visitors.
- Other Works: He also wrote Quantum Paranormal: A 21st Century Analysis of the Paranormal Phenomena.
- Background: Jackson has a background in IT and reverse engineering, which he uses to analyze UAP data and patterns, approaching the subject with a problem-solving, analytical mindset.
- Theory: Jackson, often featured on podcasts and media like Gaia, suggests these spheres are responsible for producing machine-like poltergeist activity and electromagnetic phenomena, linking the UFO and paranormal worlds through a technological hypothesis.
