A towering figure drags a giant fallen tree across a forest clearing in a chilling new video. No shaky cam, no tricks—just raw, heavy motion

Two silent, cube-like objects were filmed hovering in formation above Guatemala’s Lake Atitlán. No lights, no sound, and no easy explanation.

A glowing orb filmed from a cruise ship balcony hovers in the sky before blasting away—no sound, no flight path, and no easy answer.

Silent lights hovered over Minneapolis in eerie formations—witnesses say they vanished as soon as anyone approached. What’s lighting up the Midwest skies?

Three silent lights hovered over New York City in perfect formation. No sound, no movement—just a floating mystery above the skyline.

A dark orb flies past a propeller plane in raw cockpit footage. No sound. No lights. Just one moment of silence—and a million questions.

A TikTok from Lawton, Oklahoma shows what looks like Bigfoot sitting by a tree. Is it the clearest footage in years—or just a guy in a costume?

One witness says a black, V-shaped craft floated overhead with no sound, no lights, and eerie precision. The internet’s buzzing—but no footage has surfaced.

A rider filming from an ATV spots a massive, dark figure crossing the path with long steps before disappearing into the woods. No zoom, no drama—just unsettling realism.

In 2011, a glowing orb descended over Jerusalem’s Dome of the Rock before shooting into the sky. Multiple videos emerged—but were they real, or too perfect?

Steven Greer claims this blurry photo shows a real alien named “Bijou.” Some say it’s historic disclosure—others say it’s a light trick dressed as evidence.

Jeremy Corbell released military footage of a perfectly round disc drifting near Afghanistan in 2020. No heat signature, abrupt maneuvers—officials say it’s a UAP. But many skeptics still doubt.

A drone over Beaver, Utah caught something zipping by at 9,000 mph. Analysts say it’s not a bug—but skeptics aren’t so sure.

In 2017, Arecibo’s radar picked up a perfectly symmetrical arc next to asteroid 2003 UX34. Scientists say it’s a natural radar echo—but the shape, motion, and timing have conspiracy theorists wondering if something artificial is hiding in plain sight.