The Phoenix Lights: Arizona's Biggest UFO Sighting
Kara Perakovic and Zach Palmer Kara Perakovic and Zach Palmer

The Phoenix Lights: Arizona's Biggest UFO Sighting

The Phoenix Lights: Arizona's Biggest UFO Sighting

A clear March night over Arizona turns strange fast: thousands of people report a huge, silent V-shaped object drifting across the sky, big enough to swallow sections of starlight. We’re breaking down the Phoenix Lights, the 1997 UFO sighting that refuses to stay neatly filed under “misidentification,” especially when the earliest reports start far north and then track steadily toward the Phoenix metro area with eerily consistent details.

Then it gets political. Former Governor Fife Symington publicly jokes about the sightings, only to later admit he personally saw something he couldn’t explain, reigniting debate about credibility, memory, and public messaging. 

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Shag Harbor: UFO's Underwater Adventure in Nova Scotia
Kara Perakovic and Zach Palmer Kara Perakovic and Zach Palmer

Shag Harbor: UFO's Underwater Adventure in Nova Scotia

Shag Harbor: UFO's Underwater Adventure in Nova Scotia

A quiet harbor. Four steady lights on the water. Yellow foam blooming across the surface as something descends without a splash. We revisit the Shag Harbor incident of 1967—not as a dusty legend, but as a near‑perfect template for how we think about USOs and transmedium craft today. No wreckage. No debris. Just witnesses, a Coast Guard search, Navy sonar tracking deliberate underwater movement, and official paperwork that coolly labels it “unidentified.”

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