UFO

According to the National UFO Reporting Center, residents of Washington State have reported 6885 UFOs since the reporting center was founded in 1974. That’s an average of 143 reports a year in Washington. Only California and Florida have more.

A Pocatello area resident recently contacted the National UFO Reporting Center after witnessing an unexplained object interacting with some helicopters last week. The witness claims to have watched the ordeal take place for close to 30-minutes.

It appears UFOs like to visit Washington more than any other state because we have the most reported sightings on record -- even beating out UFO hot bed New Mexico!

The people reporting the incident said the object in the sky looked like a white hot fire. It was 50 years ago, Thursday, April 13, 1967.

According to the National UFO Reporting Center, UFO sightings are at an all-time high.

The Pasco Naval Air Station, which is now largely the site of the Pasco Airport and Bergstrom Aircraft, saw it's share of activity during World War II.  Besides training hundreds of Navy pilots who later saw duty aboard aircraft carriers in the Pacific, pilots and crew experienced something else, out of the this world perhaps?

It's a revealing look at the mindset of the CIA and Defense Department in the 1960's and 70's but UFO buffs will be disappointed.

Forget John Dillinger, or the shooting of JFK.

The truth is out there! Well, sort of. The 'X-Files' gang were partially right: the National Archives recently published declassified "flying saucer" schematics and the details of the project, dubbed "Project 1974" that hailed from the 1950s.

While the threat of an alien invasion does not pose any immediate danger to the world as we know it, a new report suggests that a large part of the American population would not be surprised if one day it actually happened.