Where are UFOs sighted?

Answer 1

Well, if we knew that exactly then we'd probably save some people a lot of time and stress. We don't know what a UFO 'is' or what they 'are' but we can speculate as to what they 'may' be. They are/either; 'Unidentified Flying Objects' [Thats obvious], Advanced Military Craft that are being tested [Most likely, look at the majority of UFO sightings and their proximity to Airforce bases, Air Fields, Air Ports, Military Compounds etc.], Strange Natural Phenomenon[Consider Ball Lightning, which is equally as bizzare as any 'UFO'], or they 'are', actually, Alien Space Craft, visitors from another Planet/Galaxy/Dimension [If your a fan of conspiracy theories then this is probably going to be your choice]. In relation to Korzybski's E- Prime we can't really define what something 'is'.

Then again, UFO Sightings are merely your brain interpreting a series of signals from a source of light that may or may not even be there, or may or may not be little green men.

Answer 2

The acronym stands for Unidentified Flying Object. By definition, if you happen to see something in the sky and you don't know what it is, you are entitled to describe it an a UFO. This could include secret military planes or UAV's (unmanned aerial vehicles) or could even be flying craft of unknown origin. There is speculation that UFO's could be piloted by alien species from extra-terrestrial origin, but this is speculation. It could also be beings from other dimensions, time-travelers from the future or simply natural phenomenon being misinterpreted. Since we know there are natural phenomena, and don't know there are aliens, Occam's Razor says the most likely explanation would be natural phenomena.

There are many far more likely explanations. "UFO" does not stand for "Alien Spacecraft"

Note:

An unidentified object to one observer may simply be a very simple object to another observer. If an object is considered to be unidentified by several trained observers, then scientific explanations should be applied to rule out natural reasons. If all logical and scientific reasons are exhausted, then the observed object will remain unexplained.

Objects viewed from the ground or air can often appear to do unusual things. This is due to inversions of air, time of day, distance from the object, and many other factors. 99% of all objects have a logical explanation. The remaining 1% is left for debate as to their origins. The FY117 is a classic example of a very unusual flying aircraft. Before the admission of the United States Air force as to the new aircraft, it was considered to be an unidentified flying object.

Answer 3

There have been reported sightings virtually every where and on every continent in the world. It is a global phenomenon that has no racial, geographical or cultural restrictions. Nor is it a reflection of modern thinking where anything goes, masses being influenced by television and/or movies. This is evident from cave drawings, the artwork of our earliest ancestors. It is clear that humans have recorded sightings of 'other worldly' beings and their assorted crafts almost from our species' inception.

With the electronic age upon us, sightings have increased and the ability to record these events has become commonplace. As to the what and why and/or the origins of what people are witnessing has yet to be fully explained.

Answer 4

There are approximately 600 to 650 reports of UFO's a year world-wide.

Answer 5

UFO sighting means getting a sight of ufo in sky....if you are lucky enough you will see one or more than one ufos in sky and we will tell this incident as the ufo sighiting by "your name" :D

Answer 6

UFO (unidentified flying object) sighting is an event of seeing a flying object that cannot be explained as ordinary and known aircraft.