04. “Flying-Saucer” Era

In June 1947, pilot Kenneth Arnold’s Mount Rainier sighting launched the “flying saucer” era, reshaping U.S. views on UFOs and government inquiry.

In July 1952, Washington D.C. experienced a series of radar and visual UAP sightings that triggered national headlines, military alerts, and ongoing debate.

In 2024, astronomers led by Enrique Solano and Beatriz Villarroel reported a mysterious 1952 triple transient, challenging known astrophysical explanations.

June 22, 1976, evening falls over the Canary Islands when a fierce star seems to lift off the western horizon....

In December 1965, a brilliant fireball over the Great Lakes sparked the enduring Kecksburg mystery, blending meteor science with UAP intrigue.

Discover the 1966 Westall UFO incident in Melbourne, where hundreds witnessed mysterious disc-shaped objects, sparking decades of investigation.

On Friday, April 24, 1964, Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora diverted from a speeding‑car pursuit after hearing a loud roar...

The 1947 Maury Island Incident blends UFO sightings, mystery debris, and tragedy, marking a key origin of the “men in black” legend in UAP history.

In 1945, New Mexico’s Trinity test ignited the atomic age, and weeks later, a mysterious UAP crash claim linked science, secrecy, and legend.

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The 1968 Minot AFB UFO case remains one of the most documented Cold War UAP events, featuring radar, visual, and radio interference evidence.