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- Area 51, Nevada, USA: Perhaps the world’s most famous UFO location. It is a secret U.S. Air Force military installation located in the Nevada desert. Rumours have circulated about this place housing extra-terrestrial life and technology.
- Roswell, New Mexico, USA: Site of the infamous 1947 incident when a rancher discovered unidentifiable debris, stirring speculation that it was a crashed UFO. The U.S. military maintains it was a conventional surveillance balloon.
- Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England: Also known as ‘Britain’s Roswell,’. It was here in December 1980 when USAF personnel stationed nearby reported seeing strange lights, leading some to claim they observed an alien spacecraft.
- San Luis Valley, Colorado, USA: This area is known as a UFO hotspot due to a high number of sightings and experiences of other bizarre phenomena.
- Hessdalen Valley, Norway: Known for unexplained lights observed in the 7.5-mile-long valley. It’s been ongoing since the 1940s, with the peak of ‘Hessdalen Lights’ appearing 10-20 times per week in the early 1980s.
- Wycliffe Well, Australia: Self-proclaimed ‘UFO capital of Australia,’ this area in the Northern Territory is known for an unusual amount of UFO sightings, particularly from the late 1980s.
- Bonnybridge, Scotland: Part of the ‘Falkirk Triangle’, an area of high UFO activity. Bonnybridge reportedly has an average of 300 sightings a year.
- Sedona, Arizona, USA: Known for its ‘vortexes’ or areas of concentrated energy, Sedona sees a high number of UFO sightings and is also famous for its red sandstone formations.
- Broad Haven, Wales, UK: The location of the ‘Broad Haven UFO Incident’ or ‘Welsh Roswell’ when in 1977, several witnesses reported seeing a craft and humanoid figures.
- Colares, Brazil: Known primarily for the ‘Colares UFO flap’ of 1977 when residents reported seeing UFOs and some were allegedly attacked by them. This event was investigated by the Brazilian government.