Episode 1: Summer of Saucers
Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting gives us the flying saucer, with stops at the 1896 airships, WWII foo fighters and the 1952 Washington radar blips along the way.
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Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting gives us the flying saucer, with stops at the 1896 airships, WWII foo fighters and the 1952 Washington radar blips along the way.
Two weeks after Arnold, something comes down in the New Mexico desert. We sort the 1947 record from the story that grew around it.
The Air Force starts keeping files on flying saucers, and Project Blue Book begins.
Contactees, saucer clubs and civilian investigators build a movement of their own.
The Condon Report and the end of Project Blue Book in 1969.
Two fishermen in Pascagoula, a logger missing for five days in Arizona, and the former 'swamp gas' scientist who gave us the three kinds of close encounters.
Airmen chase lights into an English forest, secret 'Majestic 12' papers surface, and Communion puts the gray alien on the bestseller lists.
The X-Files hits prime time, Fox airs an 'alien autopsy,' and thousands of people watch lights over Phoenix.
A Navy pilot's 'Tic Tac,' a secret Pentagon program and the 2017 New York Times story that restarted the conversation.
Congress holds hearings and witnesses testify under oath. What we know now, and what's still claim.