All investigations related to ufos & uaps.
In August 1955, a Kentucky family fired at glowing creatures for hours, then fled to the police. No one has ever explained what besieged the Sutton farmhouse.
In 1986 a Japan Airlines 747 was shadowed over Alaska by an object twice the size of an aircraft carrier. The FAA's radar caught it, then unsaw it.
In 1964 a New Mexico policeman watched an egg-shaped craft land, saw two figures beside it, then it roared away. Project Blue Book never solved it.
In 1977 glowing objects fired beams at villagers on a Brazilian island, and the Air Force launched Operation Saucer. The files still don't explain it.
On January 8, 1981, a farmer watched a disc land in his garden. France's space agency studied the soil and plants it left behind, and could not explain them.
In 1967 a Manitoba prospector touched a landed craft and walked out with a grid of burns seared into his chest. Canada's best UFO case is still open.
In 1980, three Texans met a flaming diamond craft escorted by 23 helicopters. Their radiation injuries were documented. The government owned nothing that could explain it.
In October 1967, witnesses watched a 60-foot object with four lights dive into the sea off Nova Scotia. The Navy searched for days and found nothing.
In September 1961, a New Hampshire couple lost two hours on a dark road. The Betty and Barney Hill case launched the modern age of alien abduction.
In 1994, dozens of schoolchildren in Ruwa, Zimbabwe described a silver craft and a being with enormous eyes. Decades later, their accounts have not changed.
7 genuinely worth-reading books on ufos & uaps, from field-defining classics to modern investigations, chosen for the endlessly curious.
What really goes on at Area 51? From Cold War spy planes to UFO conspiracy theories, here's the declassified history of the world's most famous secret base.
Between 1989 and 1990, thousands of Belgians reported silent triangular craft in the sky. The military scrambled F-16s, confirmed radar contacts, and still couldn't explain what happened.
Since the 1930s, mysterious lights have appeared over a remote Norwegian valley. Scientists have studied them for decades, captured them on camera, and still don't have a complete answer.
On December 9, 1965, a fireball streaked across six US states before something crashed in the woods near Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. The military arrived, sealed the area, and said they found nothing.
Since 1883, mysterious glowing orbs have appeared near Marfa, Texas. Are they car headlights, atmospheric mirages, or something science hasn't figured out yet?
On March 13, 1997, thousands of witnesses across Arizona reported a massive V-shaped craft and mysterious lights. The Phoenix Lights remain one of the most witnessed UFO events in history.
In December 1980, US Air Force personnel reported strange lights and a craft in Suffolk's Rendlesham Forest. With military witnesses and physical evidence, it's the UK's most famous UFO case.
In July 1947, the US military announced it recovered a 'flying disc' near Roswell, New Mexico, then retracted the claim within 24 hours. Here's what actually happened.
For 30 years, Utah's Skinwalker Ranch has produced reports of UFOs, cattle mutilations, and glowing orbs. Here's what we know and what science hasn't proven.
In November 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz encountered a white, oblong object off the coast of San Diego that outmaneuvered their F/A-18 Super Hornets. The Pentagon confirmed the encounter is real.