Robertson Panel

Four-panel collage of February 1953 UFO sightings: an F9F Panther jet intercept near the Virginia-North Carolina border on February 9, a Misawa Japan radar scope on February 10, a burned field in Vayres France, and the Los Angeles entity encounter

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1953 Sightings

1953: February UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

Published: October 27, 2013 | Updated: September 3, 2026

1953: February UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive Five days before the Robertson Panel sat down in Washington to decide what to make of the...

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Dossier-style reconstruction of the July 1952 Washington DC UFO overflights showing multiple orange-red luminous objects above the Capitol skyline at night with an F-94 jet contrail in pursuit and a radar scope overlay showing aircraft-like blips

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Washington DC Sightings

1952: UFO in Washington DC

Published: April 8, 2013 | Updated: June 19, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO|UAP SIGHTING REPORT 1952: Washington, D.C. UFO Overflights On the night of July 26–27, 1952 — for the second consecutive Saturday —...

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Four-panel collage of January 1953 UFO sightings: an F-94 radar lock over Misawa Japan on January 9, a silver saucer over Craig Montana on January 1, silver-suited humanoids beside a domed disc in Santana Dos Montes Brazil, and a scaly creature in Berri South Australia on January 2

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1953 Sightings

1953: January UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

Published: October 29, 2012 | Updated: September 3, 2026

1953: January UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive January 1953 opened with a saucer over the Missouri River in Montana and closed with test pilots...

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Robertson Panel

1953: February UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

1952: UFO in Washington DC

1953: January UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive

From the Archive

1950: Okinawa — A Light Falls Into the Sea, and Captain Ruppelt Interviews the Sergeant Who Saw It

1950: Anchorage, Alaska — A Blue-White Flash Turns Night to Day, Followed by Five Explosions

1950: South Ruislip (Heston Airdrome), England — Four Radar Contacts, a 17,000-Foot Climb in Five Seconds, and an Air Force Verdict of Weather

1950: Meridian, Mississippi — A National Guard Pilot Chases a Milky-White Bar to 21,000 Feet While the State Watches