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A former top Nasa official thinks UFOs may not be the work of little green men but nasty people from China. Some top US senators now want an independent commission to investigate.
- A report that reviewed claims of alien encounters dating back to the 1940s concluded that most sightings were ordinary objects and the result of misidentification
- The findings will do little to dissuade the legions of Americans who believe the government is hiding an extensive history of alien visitation
In central Thailand, where a Buddhist UFO sect claims it has been speaking to aliens for two decades, believers are flocking to the ‘first UFO music festival in Asia’.
People in the capital and other parts of China saw ‘glowing object’ that flew rapidly from west to east.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation responds to public questions about extraterrestrial life for the first time.
The US space agency says it wants to shift the conversation on unidentified anomalous phenomena ‘from sensationalism to science’.
The alleged bodies of two ‘non-human’ beings were presented during a congressional hearing in Mexico, generating a mixture of surprise, disbelief and ridicule on social media.
Subcommittee chairman cites incident as an example of a lack of governmental transparency or preparedness concerning unidentified aerial phenomena.
A 911 caller said something ‘100 per cent not human’ was staring at him soon after he and his family saw an object fall from the sky.
The Juice probe is on a mission to learn if the planet’s satellites are capable of hosting extraterrestrial life in their vast, hidden oceans.
Australia’s Swinburne University of Technology research team said they expected to find little galaxies close to the dawn of the universe, not such whoppers.
The US task force on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena hasn’t been able to completely explain strange sightings, but the recent encounters may hold some answers.
Some people said they saw mysterious lights, and others speculated it was a drone light show or a supernatural phenomenon.
However, the new All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has not found any evidence of alien life.
The US space agency is launching a project that will recruit top scientists to examine unidentified aerial phenomena.
An increasing number of unidentified flying objects have been reported in the sky over the past 20 years, a top US defence official told lawmakers.
Islamabad summoned New Delhi’s charge d’affaires to lodge a protest after the high-altitude supersonic object crashed near Pakistan’s Mian Channu.
The US$10 billion observatory is now in place in orbit around the sun as it prepares to give scientists a look at the dawn of the universe.
The US military is worried some of the unidentified aerial phenomena spotted by pilots may represent unknown technologies of strategic rivals.
A police helicopter recorded images of what looked like a ‘Jack Skellington’ balloon around the time pilots claim to have sighted a human flier last year.
Two samples show signs of contact with water for a long period, revealing a potentially habitable environment in ancient times.
Researchers suggest their cross-medium UAV, which moved between water and air seven times in one test, capitalises on stealth underwater and agility in the air.
The idea of extraterrestrial life fuels writers’ and filmmakers’ imaginations and makes for an abundance of tantalising conspiracy theories about aliens out there monitoring us. But who can say with absolute certainty that there aren’t beings with higher intelligence in this planetary system and beyond?
