“With us living through a recent Roswell 2.0 in the last couple weeks, this is the original site of a quote-unquote ‘balloon,’ only this one wasn’t shot down by a fighter jet. The official statement is that it was a weather balloon, but that explanation came after the Roswell Army Air Field broadcast that they recovered a ‘flying disc.’”

“The most secure place I’ve ever seen and probably one of the most highly classified, to the point where it doesn’t have a physical address, so this is as close as you can get on the way to the gates. We all know what it is, but no one can tell you what goes on there besides the USAF declaring the facility as an open training range.”

“Today, it’s used for its walking and biking trails where people picnic and can walk the UFO trail. It was originally the site of Britain’s own Roswell, witnessed by multiple USAF personnel who were tasked to be ready to send nukes to Russia at any given time during the Cold War.”

“From my view in Atlanta, this would be toward the end of the Appalachian Trail, where Betty and Barney Hill were returning from their postponed honeymoon in Canada when they were abducted after seeing a ‘flying saucer.’”

“Listeners of my other show Up and Vanished are already familiar with the UFO Watchtower, which I discovered, but I recommend everyone to go stand at the top and watch the skies; I still haven’t seen a UFO, but I try every time I go here.”

“Powered by a nearby wind turbine, this UFO sculpture has 500 blue LED lights that look best when the sun goes down. Just north of Manchester, you can view it from the M66 motorway or park at St. James Church and walk up to it.”

“Jan Wolski had an encounter with little green men while working on his farm in 1978, and this stark metal cube balanced on a rock is a memorial to the most famous UFO abduction case in Poland.”

“This replica of a UFO that crashed in 1965 is said to have been taken away by the military on a flatbed truck covered in a tarp; eyewitnesses described the craft as a bronze-colored acorn with hieroglyphics on it.”

“In 1897, a ‘mystery airship’ was said to have exploded when it hit a local judge’s windmill and killed the pilot. They held a funeral for him the following day, and he was buried but the cemetery refused requests to exhume his body.”

“Wright-Patterson AFB is another one of those Area 51 type of facilities, but in the same state is the town where one of the most well-documented UFO sightings occurred. Dozens of police officers from multiple nearby departments saw it and even chased it as it zoomed off toward Pennsylvania at an impossible speed.”