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UFO Files

Sightings, radar anomalies, and unexplained aerial phenomena.

12 case files on record
Nuremberg UFO Incident of 1561

1561 Nuremberg Sky Phenomenon: The Mysterious UFO Battle Over Germany

The 1561 Nuremberg Sky Phenomenon was a strange celestial event reportedly seen over Nuremberg, Germany, on April 14, 1561. Hans Glaser documented colorful spheres, crosses, rods and other shapes apparently moving and clashing in the sky. Today, UFO enthusiasts interpret it as an ancient UFO battle, while historians and scientists generally consider atmospheric optical phenomena such as sun dogs and halos a more plausible explanation.

Norway Spiral Anomaly

2009 Norwegian Spiral Anomaly: The Mystery Behind the Giant Sky Spiral

On December 9, 2009, a gigantic blue-white spiral appeared over northern Norway and parts of Sweden, stunning thousands of observers and triggering UFO, wormhole, aurora, and secret-technology theories. The next day, Russia confirmed a failed Bulava missile test from the submarine Dmitry Donskoy; scientific research later concluded that high-altitude, sunlit missile exhaust created the spectacular spiral.

The Bonsall UFO

Bonsall UFO Sighting 2000: The Sharon Rowlands Video Mystery Explained

The Bonsall UFO sighting of 2000 is one of Britain's better-known UFO video cases. On 5 October 2000, Derbyshire resident Sharon Rowlands recorded a strange luminous object over the countryside near Bonsall. The approximately six-and-a-half-minute recording reportedly showed a disc-shaped object with a dark centre and coloured lights. UFO researchers considered it important, while later analysis suggested it may have been a defocused streetlight or another conventional light source. Despite decades of discussion, the true identity of the object remains disputed.

Broad Haven UFO Case 1977

Broad Haven UFO Incident 1977: The Complete Mystery of the Welsh Triangle

The Broad Haven UFO incident of 1977 is one of Britain's most famous school UFO cases. Around 14–15 children at a Pembrokeshire school reported seeing a strange metallic object and, according to some accounts, a silver-suited figure. The incident became part of the wider Dyfed Triangle UFO wave, attracting investigators and the attention of the British Ministry of Defence. Although surviving records confirm that the reports were investigated, there is no physical or photographic evidence proving an extraterrestrial spacecraft was involved. A later confession by Glyn Edwards may explain some of the silver-suited figure reports, while misidentification, military aircraft, social influence and memory effects remain possible explanations for the central sighting.

Dudley Dorito UFO Mystery

Dudley Dorito UFO 2007: The Mysterious Triangle Sightings Explained

The Dudley Dorito was a series of mysterious UFO sightings reported across the West Midlands from late 2007 onward. Witnesses described a large triangular or arrowhead-shaped object with orange, red or white lights, often claiming that it moved silently. Despite numerous reports and later photographs and videos, no official investigation has conclusively identified the object, leaving the Dudley Dorito as one of Britain's more intriguing unresolved UFO mysteries.

El Yunque Creature Mystery

El Yunque Strange Creature Photographs: The 1992–1993 Puerto Rico Mystery

In 1993, Joaquín Ruiz photographed a strange figure near La Mina Falls in Puerto Rico's El Yunque rainforest without reportedly noticing it at the time. The photographs were later published by UFO researcher Jorge Martín and became associated with earlier 1992 humanoid reports. The figure has never been scientifically identified, leaving the case open to explanations ranging from an ordinary person or animal to a photographic artifact, hoax or unknown phenomenon.

Harbour Mille UFO Sighting 2010

Harbour Mille UFO Incident 2010: The Mystery of the Missile-Like Objects

The Harbour Mille UFO Incident occurred on January 25, 2010, when residents of a small Newfoundland community reported seeing several strange, missile-like objects over the coast. Darlene Stewart photographed one of them, leading to an investigation involving the RCMP and Canadian defence authorities. Although missiles, model rockets and foreign military activity were considered, no matching rocket launch was confirmed, while defence analysts rejected several missile explanations. A strong alternative explanation is that aircraft and their sunlit vapour trails created the strange appearance, but some witnesses remained unconvinced.

Morristown UFO Hoax 2009

Morristown UFO Hoax 2009: The Real Story Behind the Mysterious Lights

The Morristown UFO Hoax of 2009 began when mysterious red lights appeared over Morris County, New Jersey, leading to 911 calls, police investigations, airport involvement, media coverage and UFO investigations. The lights were later revealed to have been created by Joe Rudy and Chris Russo using balloons and road flares as part of a social experiment. The case became famous because the witnesses genuinely believed they were seeing something extraordinary, while even UFO investigators struggled to identify the objects correctly. The hoax demonstrated how easily ambiguous lights, eyewitness interpretation and media attention can turn a simple event into a major UFO mystery.

O'Hare UFO 2006

O'Hare UFO Incident 2006: The Disc Over Gate C-17 Explained

The 2006 O'Hare UFO incident occurred on November 7, 2006, when multiple United Airlines employees and other observers reported seeing a silent, dark or metallic disc hovering near Gate C-17 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. Witnesses said the object remained stationary for several minutes before rapidly ascending into the cloud layer, after which some reported seeing a circular opening in the clouds. FAA records later confirmed that airport personnel had reported the object, although no corresponding radar track was conclusively identified. The FAA suggested a weather phenomenon, particularly a possible hole-punch cloud, while independent investigators argued that this explanation did not account for every witness detail. With no authenticated photograph, video or physical evidence, the O'Hare UFO remains one of the most debated and unresolved modern airport UFO cases.

The 1965 Everglades UFO Encounter

Project Blue Book Case 9337: The James W. Flynn Everglades UFO Mystery

Project Blue Book Case 9337 concerns James W. Flynn's reported 1965 UFO encounter in Florida's Everglades. Flynn described a large inverted-cone-shaped object, a powerful beam that allegedly struck him, severe temporary eye damage and unusual physical traces at the site. NICAP, APRO, doctors and other investigators examined the case, but although Flynn's injuries were documented, no evidence has conclusively established that the object was extraterrestrial.

Tic Tac UFO Incident

USS Nimitz UFO Incident 2004: The Tic Tac Encounter Explained

The USS Nimitz Tic Tac UFO incident occurred in November 2004 during a U.S. Navy training exercise off Southern California. Navy personnel reported unusual radar contacts before fighter pilots encountered a smooth white object over the Pacific. A later F/A-18 flight recorded an infrared video of an unidentified target, which the U.S. Department of Defense officially released in 2020. The incident has been interpreted as everything from a classified aircraft or sensor phenomenon to an extraterrestrial spacecraft, but the available evidence has never established the object's true identity.

Case #061-A
August 14, 1961

Lights Over Millbrook

Nineteen residents of a small farming town reported synchronized aerial lights hovering for over an hour before vanishing without sound.