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Faceted archive of NUFORC reports — filter by shape, place, and decade. Every URL is deterministic SSR (cacheable at the edge).
Bellside/Wishaw (UK/Scotland) · United Kingdom
large pink luminous globe ,bright flare close too moved at very low level silently
Gloucester · Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
Black circle in sky, then shot off up wards in to the high sky
Oxford (UK/England) · United Kingdom
A Sphere in the sky that disappeared in a matter of seconds the size of the Moon
Leeds (UK/England) · United Kingdom
orange ball of light moving slowly through the sky.
London (UK/England) · United Kingdom
See Below
Birmingham (UK/England) · United Kingdom
Firstly, I was stunned and stared at the object for what seemed minutes, but probably was only seconds. My first inclination was to bec
London (UK/England) · United Kingdom
SPHERICAL UFO sighted 20 METERS away IN BROAD DAYLIGHT for 15 min
Cheshire (UK/England · United Kingdom
It shone a little brighter than the other stars, which is what caught my attention.
UK/England · United Kingdom
sphere hovering by tree, witnessed by four
Felixstowe (UK/England) · NT, United Kingdom
jUST TO MAKE SURE PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE MY NAME ON ANY PUBLISHED FORMAT
Wembly (UK/England) · United Kingdom
ball lightining
UK/Scotland · United Kingdom
very large silver sphere causing cloud emmisions slow and straight
Cambridge (UK/England) · United Kingdom
A report from Cambridge, UK in January 1974 described a bright, amber-orange, spherical light moving erratically at night, lasting 15 minutes.
Bicester (UK/England) · United Kingdom
Orange sphere traveling in the sky, leaving vapor trail, appears to hover w/o vapor, then proceeds to travel, leaving a vapor trail
Skelmersdale (UK/England) · United Kingdom
A witness and their partner in Skelmersdale, England, reported a dark red, spherical object in June 1970, observed for several minutes.
Camelon (UK/Scotland) · United Kingdom
Sphere
Portsmouth (UK/England) · United Kingdom
Witnesses near a naval base in Portsmouth, England reported vertical lines of crescent-moon-shaped lights arranged in rows across the night sky, observed for about 10 minutes in August 1943.