SAUCER ENCOUNTERS
The Lubbock Lights is one of the most famous UFO sightings in the United States, occurring in 1951 over Lubbock, Texas. This incident is notable for the number of witnesses and the photographic evidence that accompanied it, making it a...
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January 7, 1948, is a date that resonates in UFO history, marking the tragic and mysterious incident involving 25-year-old Captain Thomas F. Mantell. This Kentucky Air National Guard pilot's encounter with an unidentified flying object over Kentucky's skies has become...
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UAP and UFO - they're the same thing, right? Not quite. With the two acronyms being used interchangeably, it's easy to confuse them. In this article, we will explore the definitions of UAP and UFO and discuss the key differences between the two terms.
The Press Conference On July 29th, 1952, the U.S. Air Force held an official press conference on Flying Saucers. It is considered the largest press conference since the end of World War 2. At the center of it all was...
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On July 19th, 1952, an air-traffic controller at Washington National Airport spotted seven slow-moving unidentified objects on his radar screen. He called his supervisor over and even joked about the objects being a “fleet of flying saucers.” At the same time, two other air-traffic...
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