I recently installed this system in my home. It comes with 8 color night vision cameras. These cameras can see color at night, you'll see dozens of stars even in a city like Phoenix that you can't see with the naked eye. For $800 dollars I have the entire city of Chandler under surveillance and some surrounding suburbs. The green area indicates the maximum range I can see at night as far as normal aircraft in the sky. However to have aircraft close enough to make out there shape the circle would be about half as small. In the daytime it don't work as well since its a wide angle lens any UAP would have to be quite close to pick up. You can also switch to IR in day or night and watch in that method.

So, if you hear if a local of UAP sighting on the news, National UFO Reporting Center, MUFON or where ever you get your UFO information. Then you can check your NVR which will store about a week of 4K recordings from every cam and see if you have it captured.

This is a sample of the type of 4K night time video quality you can expect from that system. This is a blueish/purple meteor exploding over Phoenix. Note: you can see well over a dozens stars. On an average night in Phoenix you can only see about a dozen or so stars sky in total because of sky pollution. This camera system cuts through a good deal of that in a rural setting it probably sees thousands of stars. The two incoming commercial jets the meteor flies inbetween are over 48th street and baseline area. About 8-9 miles out from my camera that are incoming over South Mountain.

A single system like this can keep and entire small city under surveillance for UFO activity. Don't let any UFOs fly over your town unchecked again! Install one of these system, then buddy up with others doing the same and if anything is reported to fly over your city you should have it on your NVR! This is one of the laziest ways to skywatch and let the system record everything and then just see if any word of activity has happened. Four of these systems spread out over phoenix would have the valley covered. If/when that boomerang ever comes back it would be recorded by this type of system if installed properly.

Other systems beside Lorex to check out.