Tag: Flying Saucer
Trinity UFO Crash 1945: Saucer Downed Near First Atomic Bomb Test Site
Trinity UFO Crash 1945: Saucer Downed Near First Atomic Bomb Test Site The disclosure era is resurrecting older cases, but attention is...
1947 Rhodes UFO Photographs: Disputed Claims of Air Force Possession and Missing Documentation
1947 Rhodes UFO Photographs: Air Force Seizes First Flying Disc Images The Rhodes photographs are less about what's in the sky and...
Mariana UFO Film 1950: One of the Earliest Motion-Picture UFO Films from Great Falls
Mariana UFO Film 1950: First Motion Picture of UFOs Over Great Falls The Mariana (Great Falls) film keeps showing up in UFO...
The Aztec UFO Hoax: Con Men Sold Crashed Saucer Technology in New Mexico
The Aztec UFO Hoax: Con Men Sold Crashed Saucer Technology in New Mexico You keep seeing "Aztec 1948" pop back up every...
Pretoria UFO Landing 1965: Copper Disc Scorches South African Highway
Pretoria UFO Landing 1965: Copper Disc Scorches South African Highway This case survives because the wording sounds definitive even when the paperwork...
Tully Saucer Nest 1966: Silver Disc Leaves Circular Nest in Australian Lagoon
Tully Saucer Nest 1966: Silver Disc Leaves Circular Nest in Australian Lagoon If you have been swimming in nonstop UFO news, UAP...
Redlands UFO Sighting 1968: An Audit of What Can and Cannot Be Confirmed
Redlands UFO Sighting 1968: 200 Witnesses Report 50-Foot Disc With Windows You are trying to keep up with credible UFO news and...
Langenburg 1974: Edwin Fuhr’s Five-Saucer Trace Report
Langenburg Saucer Nests 1974: Farmer Watches 5 UFOs Leave Crop Circles in Canada You keep seeing "UFO sightings 2025/2026" headlines and disclosure...
Soviet Nuclear Incident 1982: The Disputed ICBM Activation Claim
Soviet Nuclear UFO Incident 1982: Saucer Activates ICBM Launch Codes You keep seeing the same UAP news headline recycled: a "mysterious craft"...
Twining’s 1947 Classified Memo: UFOs Are Real, Not Fictitious
Twining's 1947 Classified Memo: UFOs Are Real, Not Fictitious UFO news and UAP news keeps swinging between two extremes: "nothing to see"...