The US government has just announced more than 12,000 cases of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in the 1947 -1969 period, and posted photos on the Internet.
"Lubbock beam" is the most famous UFO-related phenomenon.Witnesses said they saw 20 to 30 light trails in the sky of Texas state on August 30, 1951.The US Air Force (USAF) explained that those light streams came from the bird's body with the chest hair capable of reflecting light from the lights under the city splashing into the air.According to the Daily Mail, photos of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are gathered in the Green Book project, a secret US research program.
"Winter 1951" is the name of a flying saucer-shaped image that someone took in New Zealand.While some photographers claim this is a flying saucer, the US Air Force (USAF) thinks it is just a lens cloud.
Kenneth Arnold, an American, said he saw 9 UFOs at the top of Rainier on June 24, 1947.The same phenomenon happened in Tulsa, Oklahoma, almost a month later.
The scene in the picture happened on April 5, 1965 in Omaha, Nebraska.The US Air Force does not receive additional information about the photo.The Blue Book that Washington published includes 12,618 reports of UFO detection, including 701 cases that experts cannot explain.
The image of an unidentified flying object in the city of Roswell in 1949.
In 1957, mysterious stones were seen in Ohio state.Experts initially assumed that this was a meteorite that had fallen to Earth many centuries ago.However, after the research process, they confirmed that this is sedimentary rock drifting from a glacier.
The object resembles a submarine flying above the Bronx district, New York City on December 27, 1954.
Rex Heflin, a worker working on the highway in Santa Ana, California, photographed strange objects in 1965. It is presumed that it appeared on the Mar Toro Air station of the Marines during the day.However, no one saw it.
