The 'Flying Saucer' Is a Lie: How a 1947 Media Misquote Changed UFO History Forever

In 1947, pilot Kenneth Arnold's report of strange objects over Mount Rainier and a fateful media misquote created the 'flying ...
Space on MSN

'Flying saucer' arrives at NASA for Artemis 3 in time for Worlld UFO Day | Space Photo of the Day

Did a flying saucer just land at NASA? It sure looks like it.
Boulder Reporting Lab

The U.S. Air Force once paid CU Boulder to study UFOs. Here’s what it found.

From flying saucer sightings to an Air Force-funded study at CU Boulder, the city played an unexpected role in America's UFO ...
RightLivin on MSN

Why the UFO phenomenon has fascinated Americans for decades

One pilot's offhand description in 1947 started a national obsession that never quit.
Hyperallergic

What’s a UFO Show With No Flying Saucers?

Voice of Space: UFOs and Paranormal Phenomena at the Drawing Center has ambitious goals. The wall text asks: “What role do UFOs and paranormal phenomena play in shaping our understanding of the ...
CNET

If 'Disclosure Day' Comes, How Can We Trust Evidence of UFOs?

Steven Spielberg's new blockbuster coincides with real-world disclosures about the government's investigation of unidentified ...
WWLTV

'Waiting for their flying saucer': Louisiana experts weigh in on new Pentagon UFO files

The National UFO Reporting Center has documented nearly 1,200 UFO sightings coming from people in Louisiana, but experts say 95% of the sightings nationally can be explained later. Now, as the ...

Inside the First Major UFO Sighting in American History

In June 1947, Kenneth Arnold saw something strange in the sky. What he saw sparked a national UFO craze-but it was far from ...
The Atlantic

The Man Who Introduced the World to Flying Saucers

If you wanted to put a precise date on the origins of our obsession with saucers, the most-cited contender is June 24, 1947. That was the day that Kenneth Arnold, an amateur pilot from Idaho, was ...