In June 1947, something crashed to earth on a ranch outside Roswell. After it was reported to government officials, the military in July said it had recovered a "flying disk" before later clarifying ...

What really happened in Roswell was the birth of a phenomenon. There had been sightings of UFOs before, but the Roswell ...

Whether you’re a believer or skeptic, World UFO Day on July 2 is an occasion to ponder unexplained phenomena seen over the ...

In July 1947 a US rancher found some debris in the New Mexico desert - did it come from an alien spacecraft? Witness hears from the son of one of the US servicemen who investigated the incident ...

The debris ended up in the hands of the nearby Roswell Army Air Field, which sent officers to investigate. On July 8, they released a statement announcing that they were in possession of a ...

On 8 July 1947 Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) issued a press release stating that a “flying disk” had crashed on a ranch near Roswell during a powerful storm.

A U.S. Army Air Force spokesman in New Mexico called it a “flying saucer.” But the military told a young reporter it was debris from a weather balloon. (It wasn’t.) ...

The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert, published in 1994, concluded that the material recovered in 1947 was most likely debris from Project Mogul, a top-secret military ...

On July 19, 1952, almost exactly five years after Brazel reported the strange debris on his ranch, a series of UFO sightings occurred over Washington, D.C. Airline pilots reported seeing flashes ...