Last month marked the 25th anniversary of what is now one of the most widely seen UFO sightings in history.

Roswell was a big thing when it happened and is still filled with much mystery. I hope that one day we will learn the truth about what happened in Roswell, New Mexico.

But the event that I’m referring to 25 years ago was the Phoenix Lights.

On March 13, 1997, lights were seen in the sky by witnesses from Nevada, all the way to Phoenix and even to Tucson.

UFO sightings happen all the time. Whether or not they are actually anything of interest is another thing. However, what makes this even so remarkable was the fact that it wasn’t just seen by a few people. The lights were seen by THOUSANDS of people in a space approximately 300 miles, and the sighting lasted for 106 minutes. That is an extremely long time for something to be stationary in the sky.

We still don’t have the answers to what happened that day either, but what we do have now is more declassified information on UFO reports including encounters that victims claim caused nervous system damage and unexplained pregnancies.

The Pentagon published 1,574 pages of secret records about UFO-related research after four years of FOIA requests, stating that encounters with UFOs cause radiation burns and other weird claims like “unaccounted pregnancy.”

Exposures to anomalous vehicles, especially airborne and while in close vicinity, according to documents obtained by The Sun, have resulted in radiation burns to humans, brain and nervous system damage, “apparent abduction,” and even “unaccounted for pregnancy.”

Encounters with “ghosts, yetis, spirits, elves, and other mythical/legendary beings” were classified as “AN3,” and seeing a UFO with aliens on board was classified as “CE3.”

Other paranormal events such as poltergeists, crop circles, spontaneous human combustion, extraterrestrial abductions, and others are also listed.

Pentagon releases 1,500 pages of secret documents about shadowy UFO programme after four year battle https://t.co/SBTnZegSve

— RaulMor_Teran (@IngRaulMorTeran) April 7, 2022

As a nerd who is into this sort of thing, I am looking forward to digging into this stuff some more and finding out what’s inside.