Comprehensive hotspots database covering UFO/UAP research, investigations, and analysis.
Analysis of Area 51 as the world's most famous UFO hotspot, examining decades of sightings, government secrecy, and the intersection of classified military testing with UFO phenomena.
Analysis of the Bonnybridge Triangle in Scotland, Europe's most active UFO hotspot with over 300 sightings annually and decades of unexplained aerial phenomena.
Analysis of the Broad Haven Triangle in Wales, site of intense UFO activity during 1977 including famous school children sightings and multiple encounters.
Analysis of the Falkirk Triangle, Scotland's most concentrated UFO activity zone encompassing Falkirk, Stirling, and Edinburgh, representing one of Europe's most active unexplained aerial phenomena regions.
Analysis of Dulce, New Mexico, site of alleged underground alien-human collaborative facilities and extensive UFO activity centered around one of the most controversial conspiracy theories in ufology.
Analysis of the Brown Mountain Lights phenomenon in North Carolina, one of America's oldest and most documented unexplained light displays with over a century of scientific investigation.
Analysis of the Lake Erie Triangle, encompassing portions of Lake Erie and surrounding regions where unexplained aerial and underwater phenomena create one of the Great Lakes' most significant UFO hotspots.
Analysis of Marfa, Texas, home to the famous Marfa Mystery Lights, unexplained light phenomena that have attracted visitors and researchers for over a century.
Analysis of Hessdalen Valley, Norway, home to decades of unexplained light phenomena and the world's most comprehensive scientific UFO monitoring project.
Analysis of Mount Adams, Washington, home to ECETI Ranch and one of the world's most active UFO contact sites where consciousness-based interaction with unexplained phenomena has been documented for decades.
Analysis of Mount Shasta, California, a sacred mountain complex where ancient spiritual traditions, modern metaphysical beliefs, and unexplained aerial phenomena converge in one of the world's most significant consciousness-UFO interface zones.
Analysis of Phoenix, Arizona as a major UFO hotspot, centered around the famous Phoenix Lights incident of 1997 and ongoing unexplained aerial phenomena.
Comprehensive analysis of Skinwalker Ranch, the 512-acre property in Utah's Uinta Basin known for decades of unexplained phenomena including UFO sightings, cattle mutilations, and paranormal activity.
Analysis of Pine Bush, New York, a small town that has experienced continuous UFO activity for decades, earning it the title 'UFO Capital of the Northeast.'
Analysis of San Luis Valley, Colorado, a high-altitude desert valley known for decades of UFO sightings, cattle mutilations, and diverse paranormal phenomena.
Analysis of Sedona, Arizona, where the intersection of geological vortex sites, spiritual practices, and consciousness expansion creates unique conditions for unexplained aerial phenomena and UFO encounters.
Analysis of Warminster, England, the self-proclaimed UFO capital of Britain and epicenter of the 1960s-70s UFO wave that established the template for modern British UFO phenomena.
Analysis of the Yakima Indian Reservation in Washington State, where traditional Native American spiritual beliefs intersect with decades of unexplained aerial phenomena and UFO activity.
Analysis of the Hudson Valley Triangle area of New York, scene of one of the most significant UFO waves in U.S. history during the 1980s with thousands of witnesses.
Analysis of Stephenville, Texas, site of a major UFO wave in 2008 that attracted national attention and involved military aircraft pursuits.