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Texas is a large state in the southern United States. This page compiles reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) documented or allegedly observed within its borders. Descriptions include lights, triangular and oval objects, as well as videos from Houston and other areas across the state.
Some publications detail eyewitness accounts, while others present videos or reports mentioned in sighting databases and media. These are descriptions of what witnesses or publishers claimed to have seen, and are not, in themselves, proof of extraterrestrial craft. Here, you can read the reports and examine what is known and what remains unexplained.
Witness report · July 22, 2026A Yellow Light Hovered Over Beaumont, Texas, for Three Hours
Witness report · July 21, 2026Three Lights in a Triangle Spotted in Round Rock, Texas
Witness report · July 19, 2026Dark Triangle Circles and Hovers Over Texas Road
Witness report · July 16, 2026Metallic Spheres Over Pasadena: A 20–25-Minute SightingThis page features reports and videos from various locations in Texas, including Houston, Pasadena, Salado, and Stephenville. These are eyewitness accounts and published reports, not confirmations that all phenomena were unidentified craft.
Publications on this page describe sightings in the Stephenville area on January 8, 2008, including reports of a large object and lights in the sky. Some of these accounts were recorded by NUFORC and mentioned in local media.
No. The term 'unidentified anomalous phenomena' means that the phenomenon cannot be identified based on available information; it does not, by itself, indicate an extraterrestrial origin.
The videos mentioned on this page reportedly show points of light or glowing objects in the sky. A video alone doesn't always allow for determining the object's distance, size, or identity.
It's advisable to document the location, time, duration of the sighting, and direction of movement, and to save the original video if one was filmed. You can submit a report to a recognized sighting database, such as NUFORC.