TL;DR: [Saw a rapidly blinking, star-like light over Phoenix tonight that moved away and faded out. No plane/drone behavior. Got it on video, curious if anyone else saw it or knows what it could be.] so I was just chilling outside around 7:30ish tonight and caught something that's been bugging me since thought it was just a star at first honestly, like just glanced up and moved on but then it caught my eye again because it was blinking, like properly blinking, not the slow steady strobe you s...

Arizona Humanoids: Ten True Cases by Preston Dennett Face-to-face encounters with humanoids and onboard UFO experiences are the cutting edge of UFO research. Cases like these teach us the most about extraterrestrials, who they are, where they’re from, and their agenda on our planet. Humanoids come in all shapes and sizes, and encounters with them are surprisingly varied. People all over the world have been having encounters with humanoids for a very long time. Each location on the planet has...

Whatever became of this? I didn’t see anything on Phoenix.

This is from Jack Osbornes podcast. Robert Trujillo is a bass player for Ozzy Osborne, Suicidal Tendencies, Metallica and other bands. Thought this was interesting, mainly because he was in Mammoth Mountain in California. I know people saw the lights outside phoenix. But its just another data point in trajectory. On the full episode its in the last 10 minutes or so of the show.

Dr. Colm Kelleher was pushing disclosure in 2004, with the Belgium UFO wave and the Phoenix Lights at the center of the investigation. https://t.co/nizfmpPhzY

The Phoenix Lights wasn't flares it was a solid V with 5 orbs attached to it. Everyone talks about the 10pm flares over Phoenix on March 13, 1997. That was the SECOND event. The first event (8-9pm) is what thousands actually saw from Prescott to Tucson: A massive, silent, solid letter V moving low and slow over the desert. It blocked out the stars as it passed. No sound. No blinking. Witnesses were very specific: it wasn't 5 separate lights. It was one solid craft with 5 amber orbs attached d...

I put it to a vote: which classic case do you find most compelling? Roswell and Phoenix Lights came out neck and neck at the top, with Rendlesham and the Tic Tac encounter close behind. Great split of opinion. 🛸 What do you think is the most compelling of the well-known cases? Comment your choice.

So I noticed a lot of craft have 3 bright glowing spots (or more like the Phoenix sighting) on the underside. Glowing orbs seem to be the most common type of UFOs seen. Anyone else think they are just orbs that we found and retrofitted to the underside of a craft body? I think that would explain a lot. There seem to be two different kinds of orbs. Some seem almost sentient moving very fluidly and other seem programmed to do a specific thing. Cough mh370 cough

Thought I’d share my UAP children's book with the UAP community. Its called “Friends in the Sky,” I wrote this as a side project as a way to share an interest / hobby with my 3 year old son. It’s a story about a kid seeing UAP through his window at night. I tried to make the UAP as realistic as possible. Some of you might note common or famous morphologies like the Phoenix Lights V shape, the intriguing ARV Black Triangle like the one Dylan Borland saw at the NASA hangar, the black diamond of...

Thought I’d share my UAP children's book with the UAP community. Its called “Friends in the Sky,” I wrote this as a side project as a way to share an interest / hobby with my 3 year old son. It’s a story about a kid seeing UAP through his window at night. I tried to make the UAP as realistic as possible. Some of you might note common or famous morphologies like the Phoenix Lights V shape, the intriguing ARV Black Triangle like the one Dylan Borland saw at the NASA hangar, the black diamond of...