UFO Files

Delve into the aftermath and repercussions of the 1947 Roswell incident, when many believe an alien spacecraft crashed in New Mexico.

Did you know that the office of President of the United States has had a direct involvement with UFOs for over 50 years?

Welcome to the remote, top-secret military base Kapustin Yar, the Soviet "Area 51"--where the wreckage from no fewer than eight UFO crash incidents were transported.

In print worldwide for over a century, The War of the Worlds is H.G. Wells at his best. Beginning with its literary origins, we trace the path of this amazing story.

Coyame, Mexico is a small town not far from the US border. It's home to three thousand people and possibly the best-kept secret of all-time.

In September 1977, something amazing appears in the night sky over the Brazilian island of Colares in the Amazon delta, a luminous object hovering about 15 feet over the water.

Over three nights in December 1980, Air Force personnel stationed at a NATO installation in England witness strange lights in the sky above the RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge bases.

In April 1897, 50 years before the alleged UFO crash in Roswell, a mysterious airship crash rocked the small town of Aurora, Texas or at least, that's how the legend goes!

Join us for a detailed examination of the little-known phenomenon of USOs, or "Unidentified Submerged Objects."

Prepare for an exercise in imagination. Suppose that an alien spacecraft crashed in the desert and we humans recovered it. What could we learn from its engineers?

If an alien spaceship crash-lands on Earth, the first thing we'll want to do is take it apart and learn how it works. Maybe go for a tour inside.

Roswell conjures up the most famous UFO case in US history, luring believers on an unending search for a smoking gun.