The Mantell Incident (1948) The Mantell Incident, which occurred in 1948, is considered one of the most famous and puzzling UFO encounters in American history. On January 7th, 1948, Kentucky Air National Guard pilot...
The Washington D.C. Flap (1952) The flap began on July 19, 1952, when several radar operators at Washington National Airport reported detecting unknown objects in the airspace over the city. The objects were described as...
The Maury Island Incident (1947) The Maury Island Incident, which took place in June of 1947, is considered by some to be one of the first major UFO events in the United States and is...
1987 Maine UFO Encounter In the summer of 1987, a group of teenagers reported a close encounter with a UFO while camping in the wilderness of Maine. The story of this incident has become...
Ralph Novak Incident Ralph Novak is a former U.S. Air Force Sergeant who claims to have had a close encounter with a UFO in the late 1970s. Novak’s story has become one of...
Belgian UFO Wave The “Belgian UFO Wave” refers to a series of remarkable UFO sightings that occurred in Belgium between November 1989 and April 1990. Widely regarded as one of the most significant...
Cuba Incident This article explores the history of UFO and alien-related incidents in Cuba, along with possible reasons for extraterrestrial interest in the island, such as military installations and energy generation facilities....
The Turkey UFO Incident (2007) In 2007, a Turkish businessman named Yalcin Yalman captured footage of a UFO hovering over the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul. The Turkey UFO incident involved a series of sightings...
The Rendlesham Forest Incident (1980) The Rendlesham Forest Incident is one of the most famous UFO sightings in modern history, often referred to as “Britain’s Roswell”. It took place over two nights, from December 26th...
Alan Godfrey Encounter (1980) Alan Godfrey is a former British police officer who claims to have had a close encounter with a UFO in 1980. This incident has made him one of the most...
