Aliens & UFOs

Mike St. Lawrence has been selling alien abduction insurance since 1987, says he's sold enough policies to “put my dog through obedience school.”

ByDave Roos

In July, 1947, unusual debris was found in Roswell, New Mexico. The U.S. Army stated they had received a crashed disc, only to rescind it hours later. Learn more about the Roswell, New Mexico UFO crash.

ByMarshall Brain

Less than 100 miles from Las Vegas, is the most famous secret military installation on the planet: Area 51. For decades, the U.S. government refused to acknowledge it existed. But now, the secret is out.

ByJonathan Strickland&Patrick J. Kiger

The accounts are oddly similar: darting lights in a night sky, a hovering disc, radio interference. How can so many people be "mistaken"? Learn about the evidence for and against alien UFOs and check out some of the stranger tales of contact.

ByStephanie Watson

In space, no one can hear you scream — but they might be able to hear The Beatles' "Across the Universe." The idea of ETs listening to our radio signals or watching our TV shows is pretty far out, but is it even possible?

ByKate Kershner

UFOs and UAPs both refer to unidentified objects in the sky, but scientists prefer the term UAP. And that's because when we hear UFO, we automatically assume aliens.

ByAllison Troutner