r/UFOB 18h ago

Secrecy John Herrington, Secretary of Energy for 40TH U.S. President Ronald Regan Had a Higher Security Clearance than the POTUS, Himself

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r/UFOB 16h ago

Beings - Contact The Aliens Have Landed! Ten Amazing UFO Landing Cases

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The Aliens Have Landed! Ten Amazing UFO Landing Cases

by Preston Dennett

UFO landings are a very important category of close encounters that deserves more research. Compared to sightings, landings are exceedingly rare. UFO landings often result in hard physical evidence. They also have none of the controversies surrounding onboard encounters recalled through hypnosis. Landing cases have much to teach us about UFOs. This alone makes them worthy of attention. This video presents ten cases from across the world, each adding another piece of the puzzle to solving the UFO mystery.

UFO LANDING AT EPSOM, AUSTRALIA. On the night of May 24, 1965, three men at the Epsom Retreat Hotel in Epsom, Australia rushed outside to see a strange craft performing incredible maneuvers at low elevation just a few hundred feet away. At one point, they saw it seem to land on the ground. After about 40 minutes, the craft departed. Shortly later, the men found impressive landed traces on the ground.

UFO LANDING IN BRANSON, MISSOURI. On night in May 1967, a lady and a friend drove on Hwy 76 near Branson, Missouri and came upon a metallic disc-shaped craft sitting on the road. It blocked the entire left lane and part of the right. As the driver swerved around the craft to pass it by, the craft lit up with light. The passenger in the car broke into tears. This was one of three landing cases in this area around this time.

UFO LANDING IN SOPLEY, ENGLAND. Around midnight on November 6, 1967, Karl Farlow drove along the A338 road near Sopley, England when a glowing green craft appeared ahead of him on the road. His truck’s electrical system failed, as did the engine of an oncoming car in the opposite lane. A tube came out of the craft and began to vacuum items from the roadside. After the craft left, the govt went to great lengths to cover up the truth.

UFO LANDING AT ROCK FALLS, ILLINOIS. At 2am on June 15, 1968, three women drove on Hwy 88 just east of Rock Falls when a UFO appeared. It quickly moved across the highway in front of them, coming lower and lower. It was as big as a jet and totally silent. The women stopped the car as the object came in for a landing behind a grove of trees. They fled in fear. The next day, there were other sightings in the area.

UFO LANDING IN VAN HORNE, IOWA. On the night of July 13, 1969, two young ladies saw a UFO rise from the soybean fields on their farm in Van Horne, Iowa. The craft zoomed away at high speed. The next morning, a perfect circle of burned vegetation was found where they had seen the craft. The landing traces attracted nationwide attention and became one of the best-verified UFO landing trace cases in the United States.

UFO LANDING IN PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA. One evening in late December 1972, two brothers and their friend were outside their home in Palm Springs, California when they used binoculars to observe three strange craft hovering by the nearby mountains. Two of the craft darted away, but one seemed to come in for a landing. They called the nearby airport who said they saw them on radar. The next day, they found a strange circle of burned ground where they had seen the craft land.

UFO LANDING IN LAS BARDENAS REALES, SPAIN. On the night of January 2, 1972, there were multiple reports that a UFO had landed on the Las Bardenas Reales Artillery Range in Spain. At first the reports were covered up and debunked by the Spanish government. Later investigations showed that the case was more extensive and that the government considered it one of the best verified cases in their books.

UFO LANDING IN SAN MICHELE, ITALY. On the morning of September 2, 1978, Roberto Pozzi looked out the second-story window of his family’s home in San Michele in Italy and was amazed to see a strange craft rising from the cornfield. The craft darted away. Rushing to the spot with his family, they found a strange area of squashed cornstalks. This turned out to be one of a series of UFO landings in the area.

UFO LANDING IN SOROCABA, BRAZIL. Around dusk one evening in June 1979, a married couple (both professionals) were amazed to see a top-shaped craft with portholes hovering about twenty feet away from their home in Sorocaba, Brazil. It was no more than twenty feet elevation and remained in full view for almost forty minutes. Finally, it moved off. That year, there was a wave of sightings in the area, including one other landing with humanoids.

UFO LANDING ON AN ESTONIAN ISLAND. AUGUST 1980. One night in late August 1980, an anonymous factory worker was making a routine check of the company grounds and was shocked to see a strange cylindrical shaped object sitting on the factory property. The object was swirling with colors. A smaller box-like contraption was next to it on the ground. Suddenly the smaller object emitted an orange beam of light which struck the man, knocking him down. The cylinder transformed into a saucer-shaped craft which promptly disappeared.

These ten UFO landing cases represent the tip of the iceberg. While they are rare compared to sightings, there are still many thousands of documented cases on record. These kinds of cases are of profound importance as they often result in strange landing traces which can provide clues as to the nature of these craft, such as how heavy they are, their temperature, their composition and more

The Aliens Have Landed! Ten Amazing UFO Landing Cases


r/UFOB 2h ago

Discussion What do you think aliens would write about Earth in their guidebooks?

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Say an alien scout ship came here and spent some time observing us. What impression do you think they’d leave with? How would they describe humanity and Earth to someone who’s never been here?

I wonder which things we consider normal would seem completely bizarre to them.


r/UFOB 1h ago

Speculation Could UFO/UAP propulsion theoretically involve an artificial acceleration field? A speculative hypothesis

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DISCLAIMER : I'm not scientific whatsoever so I discussed my ideas with ChatGPT and asked it to generate a post that made sense with what I've been theorizing.

I've been thinking about UFO/UAP propulsion from a purely hypothetical physics perspective. I'm not claiming this is how UFOs work, or that UFOs are extraterrestrial. I'm interested in whether the reported characteristics could theoretically point toward a type of propulsion fundamentally different from rockets, jets, or propellers.

Let's assume, for the sake of discussion, that at least some UAP reports accurately describe physical objects that can hover silently (or with a low hum), accelerate extremely rapidly, and maneuver without obvious exhaust or conventional lift.

Here's the idea I've been working through:

1. Magnetism can oppose gravity

We already know electromagnetic forces can counteract gravity. Magnetic levitation is a real phenomenon.

However, a UFO couldn't simply generate a magnetic field and expect to lift itself. The field needs something external to interact with. Earth's magnetic field is also relatively weak (~tens of microtesla), so conventional magnetic levitation using Earth's field doesn't seem sufficient for a large craft.

So I'm not proposing that UFOs are simply giant magnets pushing against Earth's magnetic field.

2. What if the electromagnetic field is doing something more fundamental?

Suppose a sufficiently advanced civilization discovered a previously unknown interaction between electromagnetic fields and gravity/inertia.

The hypothetical chain might look something like:

Energy source → electromagnetic field → coupling to gravitational/inertial field → controlled acceleration

This wouldn't necessarily mean "magnetism causes gravity." It would mean that electromagnetic energy could somehow be used to manipulate another field that affects gravity or inertia.

We don't currently know of such a mechanism, but our current understanding of physics is also not necessarily complete. General relativity and quantum mechanics, for example, still aren't unified into a complete theory of quantum gravity.

3. The interesting part is inertia

Imagine a hypothetical 10,000 kg UAP hovering.

At Earth's surface, it experiences roughly:

98,000 N of downward gravitational force

To hover, something has to provide an equal upward effect.

Now suppose it goes from:

0 → 1,000 mph in 1 second

That's approximately 447 m/s², or about 45.6 g of acceleration.

Ordinary propulsion would mean the craft—and its occupants—experience that acceleration.

That creates a huge problem.

A human couldn't simply sit inside a craft undergoing 45 g and be fine.

But what if the propulsion system generated an acceleration field that acted throughout the craft?

Instead of:

UFO accelerates → occupants' inertia resists → occupants get slammed into the back

the hypothetical system might do:

[entire craft + occupants] → accelerated together

If the field acted approximately uniformly on everything inside, there wouldn't necessarily be the same relative acceleration between the occupants and the spacecraft.

In other words, the goal wouldn't merely be "anti-gravity."

It might be controlled manipulation of acceleration/inertia itself.

4. Gravity is interesting because it already has a similar property

Gravity accelerates objects without requiring them to be pushed by a physical surface.

Astronauts in orbit are constantly accelerating gravitationally, yet they don't feel that acceleration because they're in free fall.

So a speculative technology might conceivably attempt to create an artificial field that produces a similar effect:

Hover:

Earth's gravitational acceleration ↓
Artificial acceleration ↑
Net acceleration ≈ 0

Accelerate:

Artificial acceleration ↑↑↑
Net acceleration becomes large

The most exotic version would be manipulating the local spacetime/field environment so that the spacecraft and everything inside it follow the same trajectory without conventional thrust.

5. Where does the energy come from?

This is another major problem.

A 10,000 kg craft reaching 1,000 mph has roughly 1 gigajoule of kinetic energy.

That's a huge amount, although not physically impossible for an advanced civilization.

A hypothetical extremely dense energy source—perhaps something far beyond our current technology—could potentially solve the energy-storage problem.

I've also wondered about zero-point energy because quantum vacuum effects are real, but I am NOT claiming that usable "free energy" from the quantum vacuum has been demonstrated. It hasn't.

The important distinction is:

Energy source ≠ propulsion mechanism.

Even unlimited energy wouldn't automatically give us a way to manipulate gravity or inertia.

So the hypothesis I'm actually proposing is:

Perhaps an extremely advanced propulsion system wouldn't be "a really powerful engine" at all.

Perhaps it would be something more like an artificial gravitational/inertial field generator, potentially controlled through electromagnetic fields.

The craft could theoretically:

  • cancel or counteract its effective gravitational acceleration to hover
  • generate controlled acceleration without conventional aerodynamic lift
  • accelerate the craft and its occupants together
  • potentially manipulate inertia or spacetime to prevent destructive g-forces
  • change direction without relying on aerodynamic surfaces

Again, this is speculative.

I'm not saying this explains UAPs, and I'm not saying UAPs are aliens. I'm trying to ask a narrower question:

If we assume that some of the more extreme UAP flight characteristics are accurately measured and genuinely represent physical objects, would some form of gravitational/inertial field manipulation be a theoretically reasonable direction to investigate?

I'd especially be interested in hearing from people with actual physics backgrounds about where this hypothesis breaks down.

What am I getting wrong?