10 UFO Sites in the World

Canada is one of the top places for supposed UFO sightings, and it seems to have only increased in recent years.

In 2015, a couple and a few neighbours in British Columbia filmed some bright spinning lights moving in the sky at high speed. A lot of sceptics tried to explain the object as a drone. However, no one had seen a drone with the capacity to move from one corner of the sky to the other in just a couple of seconds.

In another case in British Columbia, in 1991, a woman recalled seeing a blanketing form of hovercraft. They seemed to smother all light and sound, to the point where it felt claustrophobic. The morning after, there were 15 other reports of the same phenomena that happened around the same time.

In 1947, a group of US Air Force officers reported sightings of “flying saucers” over New Mexico, but the Air Force suddenly changed its story within the same day. Decades later, a retired officer came out of the conspiracy closet to talk about a massive cover-up of the crash site, where alien bodies were also found.

The government tried to create several reports about air force testing, but the public wasn’t convinced since there were more than 600 witness accounts from high-level military officers to civilians.

The Cisco Grove incident in 1964 was a close encounter in the Sierra Nevada forest, not far from Lake Tahoe.

A hunter got separated from his friends but climbed up a large pine tree to sleep for safety. He later saw a bright light that he thought was a rescue helicopter, but then realised it was an odd-looking vessel with human-like silhouettes emitting noxious vapours in the bushes below.

In 1957, 2 workers in West Texas saw a flash of light in a field heading towards their truck. When the object came close, it interfered with the truck lights and caused an engine shutdown.

The object came directly over their heads with high heat and wind, then changed colours to bluish-green and rose up into a fireball and then vanished into thin air. The morning after, there were 14 others that gave a similar description that a 200-foot long vessel, shaped like an egg, had shut down their car engines.

Recorded in Kolkata, a man saw an abnormally big star that turned into a white, flaming ball, with blue flame at the top. Air traffic controls did not have any information nor did they find any irregular radar activities. It was a bright, shiny object hovering behind the sun that started spinning and rising before disappearing in 40 seconds.

About 400 km west of Rio de Janeiro, the Varginha incident was described as a grey submarine in the sky, like a small bus with no lights. In a nearby town, a group of young women also spotted a strange-looking lifeform crouching near a wall with terrifying bright red eyes. Needless to say, the girls didn’t stick around to say hello. It was suspected that a craft did crash here. Weeks later, government personnel had come forward anonymously, along with 200 other residents. Today, visitors can see the saucer-shaped water tower of Varginha City, erected as the symbol of this harrowing encounter in 1996.

In England’s Rendlesham forest lies a site where a commercial airliner seemed to have crashed in December 1980. Instead, a black, triangular object was spotted shooting up and flying away at high speed, reappearing a few nights later.

A military team went in and actually saw the UFO, with brilliant lights that left the crew dumbfounded. What they saw was a triangular craft weaving up and down the woods, with negative radar reports.