A large object crashed down in the Arizona desert and nobody has officially explained what it is. The machine appears to be a satellite, but it doesn’t look like it ever orbited Earth >>
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There’s no explanation for this weird, glowing ball hovering over a forest in Mexico
A strange glowing orb appeared over a forest in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2017, and video of the incident is starting to gain attention. The object doesn’t have an easy explanation, and it’s unclear >>
US Navy confirms recent UFO videos are, in fact, real
UFO sightings are a dime a dozen, but some are definitely more credible than others. Your neighbor two doors down that swears he saw a glowing triangle on the horizon probably didn’t see >>
The US military really doesn’t want to talk about UFOs anymore
The relationship between the U.S. government and UFO researchers has always been a strange one. Releases of information on UFO observations by the government have always been scarce, leading to accusations of conspiracy >>
New report reveals even more freaky details about the UFO that shocked the US Navy
UFO sightings are a dime a dozen these days, and they have been for a while, but back in December the New York Times released the results of an investigation into the US >>
Pilots in two separate planes report seeing the same UFO over Arizona
UFO sightings are often hard to believe, and for pretty obvious reasons. When a sighting originates from a single person it is often written off immediately, simply because it’s impossible to verify what >>
Some insane people think this weird triangle is a crashed alien ship on Mars
Mars is one of the most studied and scrutinized of all the planets in our Solar System, and space agencies have sent probes, orbiters, and rovers to investigate it in unprecedented detail in >>
A UFO causing the SpaceX rocket explosion is the best conspiracy on the internet
Last week, one of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets spontaneously combusted on the launch pad while undergoing testing. It was a dramatic explosion (although Elon Musk would prefer to call it a “fast fire”) >>
