5 Most Mysterious UFO Sightings Found Online

Explore the unexplained as we go through the most shocking UFO videos posted online.

[ToxicFruitSnack]

Nobody seems to talk about the cockpit ufo footage. I think that’s the most realistic and unusual video I’ve ever seen in my life. Still can’t explain it to this day.

[WestbagWA]

I was on a fishing trip at Wagoe beach near Kalbarri, Western Australia in July 2024. We seen the same lights as the 2019 South Korea clip. Not sure how long it was happening before I noticed it but we watched them for around 15 minutes over the ocean before they disappeared.

[hedgewitch]

Always love your videos. Great narration, no BS ramblings, straight to the point and you even try to debunk them. I honestly don't know why your channel following isn't huge. Thank you. 🙏 👍

[RonArgyle]

The 2007 Wisconsin pictures are awesome. A very alien looking disk and the video doesn't look fabricated. I notice about the lights on the underside of the disk that there are many. I do find it interesting that at two opposite edges we see one green light oppose two red lights. What are the odds that an alien vehicle has the same flight regulations lighting on their vehicle as earth planes? I think it's one of our reverse engineered crafts or the aliens are very considerate towards the FAA regulations. ;)

[robweckert]

Every UFO in photos and videos are always different. I am curious as to why we're not seeing the same vehicles throughout the decades of photography

[theonetruemorty]

The South Korea video. You can see what resembles a small spark out in front of each craft in the direction it's about to move before it phases out, then it ends up on the other side of it an equal distance away. Neat.

[kenvaughan]

When those aliens hovered ober Wisconsin, they were either there for the cheese, or to attend a Packers game😂

[briannolan]

Nice video. Thanks for making it for us to view.

[Robert-yr]

It’s funny, and this holds truth with anything, not just UFOs. Whenever you can’t get a clear image or video of an object, the reaction usually is something like: “it’s wierd how no one can ever get a clear video of these things”, or “all these people with cell phones and no one can ever get a clear shot of these things”. But when a clear video does emerge, the reaction is: “it’s fake”, or “too good to be true”.

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.

[philc]

Great videos as usual!
Glad to be a subscriber!!

[japfourme]

I think when you see things that just tend to float silently, they could be balloons, it’s when you see machinery that speeds off at the blink of an eye that’s more intriguing and needs investigation!!

[AngesDesbrowe]

Why do UFO's need light's. If they're technology advanced couldn't they fly without them and why do they crash?

[davepuxley]

I really love the detail from the sighting in South Korea that residents took it upon themselves to attempt to replicate the sighting in various ways. That's a win for the scientific spirit!

[tomortiz]

Always a dead giveaway is the navigation lights 😅😅😅

[satorified]

The lights at the 4 minute mark are intriguing.

[SlingerMarshall]

that ending scared the hell outta me
I'm watching this at 1am with my tv turned down, I thought I was hallucinating

[alphantom]

That acorn one looks like what was described as crashing & retrieved by the military in Kecksburg, PA in 1965

[SouthernCaliforniaMalinois]

Red and Green Navigation lights makes me think of human-made craft.

[Redstar-fe]

The images @ 2:20 and 3:00 all look like they we're digitally added. The tree limbs are out of focus. That doesn't occur from a smart phone. Same with the one behind the tree. They overlayed it in the existing picture of the tree. Probably thought the tree looked nice and took a picture of it.

[brettlawrence]

Just found your site, and two ufo's in this clip I've seen. Third clip, clearest ever. Greenbank opposite army base Brisbane Australia. I was about 8 or 9. Good one mate 😊