United States
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The United States features prominently here in the context of sightings and reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena, as well as documents detailing how these incidents were handled. Sources include FBI records, military documentation, videos, and testimonies from both citizens and agents.
The material on the site includes descriptions of lights and objects, alongside documents on information gathering and report investigations. Documentation or testimony does not prove what caused a phenomenon: in some cases, the object's identity remains unknown, while in others, the available details are incomplete.
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Common questions about United States
Does the U.S. government investigate UFOs?
The material presented here includes FBI records, military documentation, and documents detailing attempts to centralize information on sightings. It does not offer a complete picture of all government activity on the subject.
What FBI documents about UFOs appear on the site?
The site features summaries of reports, interviews, and testimonies, as well as images and videos created based on descriptions. In some cases, the summary does not specify exactly what the eyewitnesses saw.
Do military videos from the United States prove that UFOs are extraterrestrial?
No. A video may show an unidentified object or anomaly, but by itself, it does not determine its origin.
What is the difference between a UFO and an unidentified anomalous phenomenon?
A UFO is an unidentified flying object; the term does not imply the object is extraterrestrial. The term unidentified anomalous phenomenon also describes a lack of identification, rather than a specific explanation.
Have all sightings in the United States been resolved?
This cannot be concluded from the material on this page. Some reports describe phenomena whose identity has not been determined, and in other cases, the available details are insufficient to assess what occurred.
