Where UFOs were most often seen in New York and how they behaved

The existence of extraterrestrial civilizations excites the minds of not the first generation. UFO sighting is one of the favorite activities of the inhabitants of the entire globe. This topic is especially relevant after former military reported seeing UFOs almost every day for 2 years... We decided to find out where the New Yorkers have been watching the "flying saucers" lately.

You can find out where the UFO was seen thanks to National UFO Reporting Center... In two months (March-April), New Yorkers reported 23 sightings of flying objects.

March

On the morning of March 3, residents of Pine City (New York) could observe an unknown flying object. Unfortunately, the observation time and details were not provided. After that, the UFO returned to the city several times over the course of a month.

And already 2 days later, on March 5, an unknown orange ball appeared in Charlton for 15 seconds. A car drove into it, but left without damage.

On March 6, the "aliens" visited New York itself. A witness observed a UFO for 5 minutes in the Bronx.

“I was walking along 149th Street in the Bronx, around midnight, and accidentally caught movement in my peripheral vision and saw a UFO,” he said.

On March 9, the Flying Saucer returned to Pine City. The witness saw light of unknown origin for 15 seconds.

On the subject: UFO in New York: where the state has the highest chance of meeting aliens

“I thought it was a plane. It was still dark outside, so I could not see the form, only the light, ”he said.

The light, only this time flickering, was seen by the witness in Karoga Lake. The apparition lasted about 4 minutes.

“We were driving home with my son, and we began to see flashing lights in the sky. I thought that maybe this blinking was caused by falling stars, but it is difficult to explain, ”said the witness.

Plattsburgh also had some unusual "guests".

“It looked like fireworks, it was a beam of red light horizontally,” the witness said.

A resident of Brentwood claims to have seen an alien ship, although it lasted less than 10 seconds.

“Suddenly, when I was looking out of a window into the sky, a V-shaped ship appears at a very high speed, this ship appears and disappears," he says.

At night in Clifton Spings, a circular object was visible for an hour. He seemed to swing in the sky, while changing his color. And he didn’t move very fast.

With a difference of 1 month, UFOs regularly visit Port Jefferson Station.

And in White Plains a cylindrical object appeared, which flew without light and completely without noise. He could be seen for 48 minutes.

On the subject: UFO capital: a place in New York where you are likely to see a 'flying saucer'

On March 27, West Chase residents also saw an incomprehensible flash that lasted less than 2 seconds.

On the night of March 30, incomprehensible guests were seen in Huntington. It was a strange rectangular object that appeared in less than 10 seconds.

In Camillus, three bright lights were seen flying together for more than 5 minutes.

April

In April, the UFO was again not ignored by Pan City, although this month it was seen there only once.

In Jamesport, within 3 seconds, the three spheres merged into a kind of ship.

On April 8, a round object with flashing lights around it was visible for 5 minutes in Buffalo. On the same day, another round, luminous obscure object was seen in Rochester.

In the aftermath of Nyack, a fireball was also observed for 20 seconds. The witness did not provide any other details.

Residents of Glen Oaks saw a red pulsing ball in the sky for 2 minutes.

And at the end of April, the UFOs decided that it was time to visit Brooklyn, they visited there twice - on April 20 and 22.

The first time the object was seen for almost 4 minutes, it emitted light and seemed to be pulsating. And on April 22, the same pulsating object slowly flew away from the area for 2 minutes.

If you want to know more about where and when UFO residents of the United States have seen, visit the website. National UFO Reporting Center.