UFOs

By definition, what was seen over Kansas City, Missouri during 4th of July celebrations were unidentified aerial phenomena. I don't know what it is in the 3 videos that were shared, but they weren't fireworks.

This is not the first time I've seen something strange over Missouri and it likely won't be the last either. However, I've never seen an unidentified flying object rise up to meet another one like happened not that long ago over Lee's Summit, Missouri as a new video share reveals.

To this day, no one knows exactly what it was or why it was there. The only thing that is known is a mysterious cube-like object traveled over several parts of Missouri and thousands of eyewitnesses swear it was real. It's the bizarre event many in the state call the Missouri Cube Incident.

If you've lived in Missouri long enough and pay attention to alleged UFO activity, you have no doubt heard the stories about UFO's over Whiteman Air Force Base. There's a new study that thinks it knows why. The sightings were connected to nuclear weapons based on this new theory.

New information has rekindled interest in viral UFO video purported to show aliens landing in a Las Vegas home's yard.

I tend to be a very skeptical person, but to me this is a blockbuster find by some urban explorers in Illinois. They captured video inside of an abandoned Kildeer, Illinois facility and uncovered what appears to be secret FBI papers talking about alien activity in that area.

There's a reason why a Missouri town has officially been named the UFO capital of the state. It has now been 50 years since a mass sighting where 500 Missourians saw something in the sky that is still unexplained to this day.

There was a very visible strange sight over New London, Missouri Monday afternoon. It appeared like it was a fire in the sky, but there's a more down-to-earth explanation about what many saw.

The spook light that appears near Joplin, Missouri has been a mystery for a century and a half with no scientific explanation as of this date. There is a new theory that claims ghosts aren't responsible for the mysterious lights that sometimes appear on the horizon in that part of Missouri, but something else entirely otherworldly.

It's easy to discount one person who thinks they saw an unidentified flying object. It's something completely different when a UFO is seen by hundreds. That's exactly what happened in Tinley Park, Illinois and it happened twice.