Secrets of the Skies

The truth is out there... perhaps. The CIA has released thousands of previously classified UFO case files for the public to view, known as the Black Vault collection.

Robert Taylor's meeting with a large "flying dome" four decades ago led to a village being dubbed the West Lothian twilight zone, and is still talked about to this day

Compilation of videos from NASA astronauts or Russian Cosmonauts showing Unidentified Flying Objects in orbit around Earth or the Moon.

It seems like the more information we have about what governments and corporations are up to, the less we seem to trust them. Will conspiracy theories eventually destroy democracy?

The Hynek UFO Classification is the traditional method of describing an event as a distant or close encounter of the first, second or third kind.

At the dawn of the 20th century, we were just getting to grips with electricity and telephones in everyday use, wars were fought on horseback, the Wright brothers flew the first aeroplane and the internal combustion engine had only recently been invented (1896).

In 1984, Jaime Shandera, UFO researcher and Hollywood movie producer, received a mysterious package - negatives of what appeared to be an eight-page briefing paper, prepared for President Eisenhower on 18th November 1952.

Seti@home is a distributed computing project using Internet-connected computers, hosted by the Space Sciences Laboratory, at the University of California, Berkeley. SETI is an acronym for the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence.

Area 51 is a top secret USAF base officially known as Air Force Flight Test Center, Detachment 3, and is located in a remote area of land in the southwestern portion of southern Nevada.

Roswell in New Mexico is the scene for what is probably the most famous UFO Incident, which involved the recovery of materials which have since become the subject of intense speculation, rumour, questioning and research.