Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has promised not to withhold any information he might learn about UFOs if he becomes president, explaining that his spouse would “demand” that he be forthcoming with the American people.
Just as the hype seemed to have calmed down, over two million UFO enthusiasts found their Area 51 meme-filled page suddenly blocked by Facebook, under the pretext of ever-elusive “community standards” violations.
It barely got a mention in the media, but in June the U.S. Navy briefed members of Congress on UFOs.
A lawmaker is raising concerns that the Pentagon isn’t sufficiently investigating the strange sightings of UFOs that Navy pilots have reported.
Over the past few weeks, the whole world’s attention has been focused on arguably America’s most mysterious military facility, Area 51, whose name frequently invoked in stories about UFO sightings, alien encounters and secret government agencies.
Representative Mark Walker wants to know if “unexplained aerial phenomena” from recent U.S. Navy sightings could be Russian or Chinese.
According to the video’s description, a person who witnessed this event said that the mysterious objects looked like some kind of craft and moved across the sky in complete silence.
A notable UFO hunter observed that the mysterious object looks like a “perfect” metal disk and seems to emit a sound resembling that of a jet aircraft in flight.
A US serviceman revealed how he almost literally came face-to-face with one of the strange lights that were sighted in the area at that time, which may or may not have been alien spacecraft.
A new lawsuit has been filed to obtain records regarding unidentified flying objects (UFOs), in a fresh attempt to uncover the U.S. government’s purported role in covering up the existence of UFOs.
