Ufos News

Las Vegas - Area 51, the most secret air base on the planet, does exist, the CIA was forced to admit after documents were declassified and made public last summer – but a few days ago, there was a new development.

A new website called Roswellsightings.com is up and ready for you to upload photos and details of encounters you may have with a UFO or alien. The site has other features, including maps, details of past encounters and science news.

Sydney - Actor Russell Crowe is making headlines after he posted a video online that suggests a UFO flew over Australia. He says he caught the images while trying to film fruit bats, but many people are skeptical, saying a camera setting created the images.

Theories and speculations of UFOs continue to surround Mexico's Popocatépetl volcano. An active volcano, for months now claims of UFO spottings at the Popocatepetl have persisted and recent footage has emerged.

New Delhi - Reports say that government officials in India are investigating UFO sightings along the China-India border. The Indian military authorities are puzzled by a total of 100 UFO sightings that occurred along the China-India border between Aug. 1 and Oct. 15.

Los Angeles - This is the third in the series of road trips aimed at squelching so-called conspiracy theories. There may or may not be life on other worlds, but have our governments really been covering up alien visits to Earth, or worse?

Jacksonville - Users of Google Street View seeking direction to Jacksonville, TX and A. Pueblo, NM, report observing a UFO in the image. An analyst says it is a lens flare, but the coincidence of identical flares over a McDonald's 1,000 miles apart has raised questions.

Chinese lanterns may be fun, but they’ve been banned in both Germany and Australia. When Dominic Littlewood investigated, he found out why.

After UFO files were released in the UK and New Zealand, the media company Fairfax made a Freedom of Information request for Australia's documents about investigations of unidentified flying objects, but the country's DOD could only find one.

Washington - The men look like grandfathers, but instead of chuckling jovially as they tease young ones by telling tall tales, these men were deadly serious about the wild stories they were sharing at a press conference Monday.