Roswell UFO Incident
The Roswell case began with reports of unusual debris recovered near Roswell in 1947. It later became the most recognizable UFO crash-retrieval narrative in modern culture.
A chronological archive of major UFO sightings, government disclosures, and alien encounter claims.
The Roswell case began with reports of unusual debris recovered near Roswell in 1947. It later became the most recognizable UFO crash-retrieval narrative in modern culture.
A series of radar and visual reports over Washington, D.C. became one of the defining UFO files of the 1950s.
The Hill case is one of the earliest and most influential alien abduction narratives in American UFO history.
Police officer Lonnie Zamora reported seeing an egg-shaped craft and occupants near Socorro, New Mexico.
Kecksburg involved reports of a fireball and a recovered object, often compared to Roswell on a smaller scale.
Westall involved students and teachers reporting an unusual object near a school in Australia.
Witnesses reported lights descending into the water near Shag Harbour, triggering a search operation.
The Malmstrom case links UFO reports to missile-site shutdown claims, making it a major nuclear-security UFO file.
Travis Walton claimed he was taken aboard a craft after a logging crew encountered a bright object in Arizona.
The Tehran case involved fighter aircraft sent to investigate a bright object, with pilots reporting instrument interference.
Often called Britain's Roswell, Rendlesham involved military personnel reporting strange lights and a close-range encounter near RAF Woodbridge.
The crew of Japan Airlines Flight 1628 reported large unidentified objects during a cargo flight over Alaska.
The Belgian UFO Wave involved repeated reports of large triangular craft across Belgium.
Students at Ariel School reported seeing an unusual craft and beings near the school grounds.
The Varginha case centers on reports of a crashed object and strange beings allegedly seen in Brazil.
Skinwalker Ranch is a cluster of UFO, animal, and paranormal claims often discussed in relation to private and government-adjacent investigation.
The Phoenix Lights involved widespread reports of a large V-shaped formation and later rows of lights over Arizona.
The Nimitz encounter involved U.S. Navy personnel reporting a white, capsule-like object with unusual flight behavior.
The Aguadilla video is a widely discussed infrared UAP case near an airport, but its public provenance is weaker than officially hosted Pentagon videos.
The Chile Navy UAP video is a major non-U.S. military case because it involves trained aircrew and infrared footage released through Chilean official channels.
Gimbal is one of the best-known Pentagon UAP videos, showing an infrared object apparently rotating on screen.
GoFast is a Pentagon UAP video often discussed because the object appears to move quickly over the ocean.
The Mage Brazil case became a major online UFO event in 2020, but the evidence base is mostly civilian video and social-media reporting.
The Lake Huron object is a recent official unidentified-object incident tied to North American airspace defense rather than classic alien folklore.
The Yukon object was part of the 2023 North American unidentified-object sequence and remains useful for searches around modern official UFO incidents.
The Alaska high-altitude object was a recent unidentified airborne object that triggered a U.S. military shootdown over American airspace.
The Imphal airport UFO report is a recent Asian case where an unidentified object was reported near an airport and flights were disrupted.
The Las Vegas backyard alien claim is a viral civilian case best treated as a public-interest file with strong skepticism and clear source separation.
PR-049 is a current official UAP imagery entry with a public DVIDS video page and AARO context, making it one of the newest high-signal government files.