Disc
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A "disc" describes the shape of an object seen in the sky: round, flat, or saucer-shaped. This shape appears in many UFO reports, but such a description alone does not indicate what the object was or its origin.
On this page, you'll find eyewitness accounts and documentation of objects described as discs, as well as publications on military and scientific responses to such reports. These are descriptions and claims from witnesses and sources, not proof that they are extraterrestrial craft.
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Common questions about Disc
What is a disc-shaped UFO?
It's an object or light in the sky that an eyewitness described as round, flat, or saucer-shaped. The description refers to the reported appearance and does not determine what the object was.
Is a disc-shaped UFO necessarily an alien spacecraft?
No. A shape described in an account does not prove an extraterrestrial origin, and sometimes there isn't enough information to identify the object.
What disc sightings appear on the site?
The page features reports of objects described as dark, silvery, or glowing, as well as descriptions of movement, lights, and sounds. These are details from eyewitness accounts, and not necessarily facts independently verified.
Is there historical documentation of flying saucer reports?
Yes. The page also includes publications and documents dealing with flying saucer reports and the responses of military bodies. The existence of a document does not mean that the phenomenon described within it has been explained.
How can a disc-shaped UFO report be investigated?
It's advisable to examine the documentation, viewing conditions, estimated distance, and additional testimonies, and to distinguish between what the witness saw and their interpretation. When information is lacking, a definitive identification may not be possible.
