UFO

Texas has just ranked in the top 10 for States where you're most likely to be abducted by aliens. The odds are alarmingly not in our favor either.

In July, 1947, a UFO supposedly crashed during a thunderstorm near Roswell. The military investigated and identified wreckage as being from a "UFO" but then changed their story, claiming it was actually a weather balloon. Something similar happened in 1974 not far from Presidio, Texas in Mexico.

Someone captured a UFO flying in broad daylight above a Wichita Falls shopping center.

Texas native Luis Elizondo uncovers US Government's crash retrieval program for alien technology in explosive testimony.

Whatever it was had broken apart, and pieces of it were on fire streaking across the sky.

Explore the legend of the Aurora UFO incident in 1897, where an alleged airship crash led to a unique Christian burial for the extraterrestrial pilot. #UFOHistory

Louisiana pilot Felix Eugene Moncla Jr. disappeared in 1953 while serving in the United States Air Force after "intercepting a UFO".

In 2023, there were 30 reports of UFOs in Louisiana to the National UFO Reporting Center. Let's take a took at what was reported, and where in Louisiana these reports came from.

Personally, I have never seen a UFO, or at least I have no memory of ever seeing one.

There's a new report out showing which states have the most and least supernatural encounters on record and therefore what your odds would be to have one in those states according to the stats. They have taken databases of ghostly encounters and UFO sightings and combined them to create this report. I'm not sure if ghosts and UFOs actually go in the same category but it makes for some interesting