CIA Posts Its Own "X-Files" Online

The Central Intelligence Agency has published declassified UFO documents on its website..

Just as the new "X-Files" revival finds another generation of fans who want to believe in the existence of UFOs, the CIA has decided to give people a look into its own alien investigations from the 1940s and 1950s.

Granted, these UFO files were already released to the public via a Freedom of Information Act request way back in 1978, but this marks the first time the CIA has made many of them conveniently located online on its website. Read more

10 Famous American UFO Reports

Project Blue Book was an Air Force UFO study project, which lasted from 1947-1969. CBS News compiled ten of the most famous reports.

Between 1947 and 1969, 12,618 sightings were reported to Project Blue Book, a project into UFO research that was headquartered at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. To this day, 701 of the sightings remain "Unidentified."

One of the first and most famous involved businessman and pilot Kenneth Arnold, who was flying near Mt. Rainer, Wash. on June 24, 1947, when he reportedly sighted nine unidentified flying objects. The press later used his various descriptions to come up with the term flying saucer. Read more

New UFO Reports Will Be Destroyed

The British Ministry of Defence has issued a policy memo stating that all new UFO reports it receives will be destroyed after 30 days.

The British Ministry of Defense said in a policy memo all reports of UFO sightings should be destroyed after being held for 30 days.

The newly released document shows the ministry will only keep a report about unidentified flying objects for several weeks, before throwing them out and avoiding the possibility of releasing the reports via the Freedom of Information Act, The Sun reported Sunday. Read more

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