ufos research

 Ufos are also known as Uaps have been seen everywhere on earth. However, did you know that ufo research has been going on for countless years? A lot of people are intrigued by aliens and many want to find them in outer space. Ufo research is a field of scientific endeavor that studies UFOs, also known as Unidentified Flying Objects, or UAPs, in a scientific manner.

UFOs have been a fascination to humans for centuries and how they work has been researched by scientists ever since they were first spotted on radar scopes in the 1940s. This article will present you with some interesting facts about UFO research that will definitely change your thoughts about what these unknown flying objects are. If you are curious about what is really going on with ufos, then read on to find more information.

Ever been curious about what's really going on with all those UFOs around the world? We're not talking about the half-dozen or so that make international headlines every year. We're talking about the thousands of unidentified flying objects that have been seen in just the last 100 years alone.

What is a UFO?

UFOs or UAPs are circular in shape, have a whitish or silver glow, and stop and hover above the Earth. They're usually seen at night and are usually linked with strange events like electric power outages or even weather-related activity. The fact that they can't be identified makes it even more difficult to know what they are because scientists can only guess at their origins!

If these objects really are spaceships from other planets or dimensions, then we should be trying to communicate with them and find out more about their origins. However, for decades our government has been keeping knowledge of UFOs a secret from us. But why? Why would they hide something so important from us?

Although there isn't any concrete proof that the US government is hiding knowledge of UFOs from us, there are hundreds if not thousands of eyewitness accounts recording sightings on camera and by eyewitnesses. As well as these, there is also a lot of evidence that the existence of these UFOs is being covered up in ways to make sure we don't get any concrete information about them.

Well, it turns out at least various military branches have been doing ufos/uap research. That's right. The navy, the air force, the army, as well as a few other military branches have all been doing their own research into “alien objects” or UAPs. The most interesting thing is that they have supposedly been studying them since at least the 1940s.

The UFO Phenomenon: Facts and Folklore by NASA

This article will focus on what is well-known about ufos/uap research currently taking place today and explore some of the theories surrounding them. We'll also provide you with links to further resources if you are interested in studying them further yourself.

UFOs/UAPs – An Overview of Their History

UFOs/UAPs are supposedly the results of highly advanced human technology, alien technology, or even an unknown force that is influencing space and time. It wasn't until the 1950's that some military branches of the United States government began to take interest in the phenomenon.

The 1950s saw a surge in sightings. This was also around the time that Roswell crashed on a ranch in 1947 and Ufology (the study of UFOs) started to really take off. In 1959, President Eisenhower decided to officially form the Committee on Unidentified Flying Objects (CUFOS) with representatives from all branches of military research. There were several other UFO projects, but the best-known ones were Blue Book and Operation Blue Fly.

Blue Book was the U.S. Air Force's scientific research project into UAPs, and it lasted from 1952 to 1969. It had several goals: to determine if UFOs were a threat to national security, to determine what they were made of, where they came from if they could be of benefit to humanity, etc. Operation Blue Fly was a very secretive project that investigated whether crash-landed objects could be salvaged for technology that would advance the military's UAP research. It was the Navy's equivalent to Blue Book.

The data collected by Blue Book and Operation Blue Fly was extremely valuable, and would later become the basis for the U.S. government's UFO policy.

UFOs are Real? It's no secret that some people believe that, yes, UFOs are real. We've done a lot of research into this topic at MUFON, and found several different groups around the world who say they have been in contact with beings from other planets or dimensions. Many of them have videos and photos of these encounters, but few ever release them. Here are a few examples: Above: This UFO has been hovering over a house in Mt. Rainier National Park since 2009.

MUFON is a group that investigates UFO sightings. They have an international database for UFO reports, and their website is chock-full of interesting stories about UFOs. In fact, you can submit your own UFO report on their website if you've seen something strange in the sky! The PARANET UFO database is another one that has been around for a long time and will be able to provide you with information about what's really going on with UFOs.

UFO Organizations Around the World: There are literally hundreds if not thousands of people who claim to have had encounters with UFOs in their everyday lives or even learn more about their origins from extraterrestrials.

Here are a few of the more popular UFO organizations around the world: MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) The French National Space Agency (CNES) The British Interplanetary Society (BIS) The Mutual UFO Network is known as one of the best places to go if you've had an encounter with a UFO. They've been investigating hundreds if not thousands of claimed sightings over the past half century. Whether or not you believe in UFOs, it's hard not to respect this group.