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Описание: "UFO" stands for Unidentified Flying Object.

🔹 Originally, the term simply refers to any object seen in the sky that cannot be immediately identified (such as aircraft, drones, balloons, or atmospheric phenomena).
🔹 In popular culture, however, it is often associated with flying saucers and extraterrestrials.
🔹 Most UFO sightings are later explained as natural or man-made objects (like satellites, reflections, or planes).
🔹 Still, a small percentage remain unexplained.

In recent years, the U.S. Department of Defense has released videos of so-called UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), acknowledging that some cases do not yet have clear explanations.
Roswell Incident (1947, New Mexico, USA)
– The most famous case: initially reported as a "flying disc crash," later claimed by the military to be a weather balloon. Sparked decades of conspiracy theories.

Kenneth Arnold Sighting (1947, Washington, USA)
– Pilot Kenneth Arnold reported seeing nine shiny objects flying at incredible speeds near Mount Rainier. His description led to the popular term "flying saucer."

Lubbock Lights (1951, Texas, USA)
– Dozens of people reported V-shaped formations of glowing lights over the city. Photographed, but never conclusively explained.

Westall Incident (1966, Melbourne, Australia)
– Over 200 students and teachers claimed to have seen a UFO land and take off near their school. One of the most credible mass sightings.

The Phoenix Lights (1997, Arizona, USA)
– Thousands witnessed huge triangular light formations in the night sky. Some said it was military flares, but many remain unconvinced.

USS Nimitz "Tic Tac" UFOs (2004, California Coast, USA)
– Navy pilots captured infrared footage of fast-moving, tic-tac-shaped objects performing maneuvers beyond known aircraft capabilities. Confirmed by the Pentagon.

O’Hare Airport UFO (2006, Chicago, USA)
– United Airlines employees and pilots saw a metallic disc hovering over the airport before it shot upward, leaving a hole in the clouds.