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Unknown1959-06-10

Monroe · MI, USA

In 1959, a witness in Monroe, Michigan, reported three objects flying at very high altitude performing unusual maneuvers, observed over about thirty minutes.

Cigar1958-02-15

Howell · MI, USA

In 1958, a witness in Howell, Michigan, reported a large glowing cigar-shaped object that appeared to be descending as if landing, lasting 30 to 45 seconds.

Oval1957-06-12

Green Lake · MI, USA

oval crfaft in a field glowing.

Cylinder1957-06-15

Walled Lake · MI, USA

A witness near Walled Lake, Michigan reported a glowing, cylindrical object that suddenly vanished in a flash, during a sighting lasting about 30 minutes in June 1957.

Unknown1957-06-30

Birmingham · MI, USA

Grey alien drills into my back when I was a child in the 1950's

Unknown1955-06-15

Grand Rapids · MI, USA

I believe that I had an alien visitation while in the crib about 65 years ago.

Circle1954-10-15

Manistee · MI, USA

A witness in Manistee, Michigan reported a silent, saucer-shaped object moving north to south directly overhead for about eight seconds in October 1954.

Unknown1954-06-30

Detroit · MI, USA

My aunt grew up in Detroit near Ford Road and Evergreen, on Minock St. About 1954 or 1955 One day when she was 12 years old her and a f

Sphere1952-07-01

Detroit · MI, USA

A witness in Detroit, Michigan reported a sphere-shaped object that remained stationary in the sky for about five minutes before accelerating out of sight in seconds, in July 1952.

Other1952-06-21

Lansing (few miles northwest of · in the country), MI, USA

A witness a few miles northwest of Lansing, Michigan reported a star-like object that moved, before space travel was common, observed for a few seconds around June 1952.

Oval1950-06-15

Grosse Pointe Park · MI, USA

A witness in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan reported three saucer-shaped objects entering a larger, oval-shaped object, observed for about 10 minutes in 1950.