Speaking in HELLO! magazine, Jo - who has her own UFO-themed podcast 'Alien Nation with Jo Wood - said: "I really believe they exist. Ever since Ronnie and I saw this strange object hovering over the ocean before speeding off at supersonic speed - while we were on holiday in Brazil - I've been obsessed.
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"I think that some aliens might be studying us. Others might just be visiting, like tourists - 'Let's go and have a look at that blue planet over there.' "
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New Mexico UFO sightings ranked 5th in the nation, report finds
She was with a group of astronomers at Bottomless Lakes State Park just outside the city of Roswell when a mysterious light sped across the night sky.
The group Wiegand was with, many seasoned astronomers and a retired aviation specialist, were all shocked by the sight.
The light moved faster than any aircraft known to man, Wiegand said. The sight was not only spectacular but became one in a long line of "sightings" recorded throughout history.
Are those ‘UFOs’ spotted over central Texas?
AUSTIN (KXAN) — If you glanced up at the sky on Saturday morning and swear you saw a UFO staring right back at you, you're not alone.
Several eagle-eyed KXAN viewers contacted us after they spotted three mysterious white objects high in the sky above central Texas early on Saturday morning.
But don't start planning for an alien invasion just yet – because these are not mysterious creatures from another world after all.
UFO sightings in North America jumped to nearly 6,000 in 2019 - ABC News
There was a rise in the number of North Americans who looked up into the sky in 2019 and found something that didn't look like a bird or a plane.
Peter Davenport, who runs the independent organization that's based in Davenport, Washington, said he couldn't explain why more people called about seeing flashing white lights, fireballs, disc-shaped objects or other oddities in 2019.
"One of the mysteries of ufology is there is a fluctuation in the number of reports over the years," he told ABC News in a phone interview. "Some years it's been low, but it's gotten higher recently."
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How UFO Sightings Became an American Obsession | WIRED
In 1947, Kenneth Arnold was flying his CallAir A-2 between Chehalis and Yakima, Washington, when he took a detour to search for a downed Marine Corps aircraft. There was a reward for anyone who could find the plane, and who couldn't use $5,000?
Arnold flew around searching for a while, and accidentally found something else—something much stranger than what he'd actually been looking for. As he watched, rapt, nine objects flew through the air in formation.
Investigation into jet pack flyer spotted near LAX airport again
Someone in a jet pack was apparently spotted near Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. If this sounds familiar, that's because this isn't the first time this has happened in recent months, something Twitter could not get enough of as the story unfolded on social media.
"A China Airlines crew reported seeing what appeared to be someone in a jet pack at an approximate altitude of 6,000 feet, about seven miles northwest of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) around 1:45 p.m. Wednesday," according to a statement from the FAA. "The FAA alerted local law enforcement and will look into the report."
The UFO Sightings that Pushed the UK to Take 'Flying Saucers' More Seriously - HISTORY
In late September 1952, only months after a rash of “flying saucer” sightings over Washington, D.C. made headlines around the world, dozens of military officers participating in NATO exercises in the North Atlantic were struck by their own UFO fever.
Exercise Mainbrace was the largest peacetime military exercise since World War II . The war-game-style maneuvers simulated NATO’s response to a mock attack on Europe, presumably by the Soviet Union . The Mainbrace operation involved 200 ships, 1,000 planes and 80,000 soldiers from multiple NATO countries—including large deployments from the United States and the United Kingdom.
‘UFO’ spotted in Congo jungle turns out to be internet balloon | Trending News,The
An unidentified flying object parachuted into the dense Congo jungle to the confusion of local authorities, who detained two people for questioning until a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet confirmed the device was an internet balloon.
Images shared on social media showed people inspecting a large silver-coloured contraption fitted with solar panels and wires, which had landed in the tropical forest of Bas-Uele province in the northern Democratic Republic of Congo, trailing a large deflated balloon.
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