A UFO is an object seen in the sky whose identity is unknown.
The full storyUFOs: everything we have, with news, official files and videosUFO stands for “unidentified flying object”: an object seen in the sky whose identity is unknown. The Hebrew term was inspired by the English acronym UFO. UFOs may be described as glowing objects; some people interpret them as flying saucers.
One of the first modern UFO reports to receive widespread attention is attributed to American pilot Kenneth Arnold, who described nine “flying saucers” on June 24, 1947. His report influenced the UFO culture that followed.
The definition says only that an object’s identity is unknown; it does not prove that the object is an extraterrestrial craft. According to Israeli educational sources, many scientists say there is no evidence that UFOs are spacecraft visiting Earth with extraterrestrial beings.
UFO stands for “unidentified flying object,” an object seen in the sky whose identity is unknown.
עב״ם is the Hebrew equivalent of UFO, which stands for “unidentified flying object.”
Not necessarily. The term means that the object’s identity is unknown. According to Israeli educational sources, many scientists say there is no evidence that UFOs are extraterrestrial spacecraft.
On June 24, 1947, American pilot Kenneth Arnold reported seeing nine “flying saucers.”