How to Get UFO Sighting Reports

If you think you saw a UFO and want to see if someone else in your area saw the same thing, or if you are just curious about how many UFO sightings are reported everyday across the world, there are many ways to get reports of UFO sightings. Read on to learn how.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Listen to radio broadcasts that focus on UFO, like the Jeff Rense Program. They give routine sightings reports.
2. Join a UFO forum where people share their experiences and report on various UFO sightings. Find a forum by typing some variation of "UFO sightings forum" in a search engine online. It's a helpful to participate in forums if you're also interested in discussing the sightings after you read about them.
3. Subscribe to publications that print updated UFO sighting reports. A magazine such as "Fate" is useful, or a newsletter like "UFO Digest."
4. Watch your local news. If there is a UFO sighting in your area, it will most likely be covered by your local news station. Newspapers also print UFO sightings.
5. Visit your local library for periodicals that cover the paranormal. A librarian can let you know if they subscribe to something that reports sightings. A university library is especially helpful because of their enormous selection of journals and periodicals.
6. Check a video store for documentaries about UFO sightings that you can buy or rent. This is usually more entertaining than reading a straight-forward account in print.
7. Take advantage of Internet searches. This is your most valuable asset to learn about UFO sightings. You can do a general search on any search engine and browse thousands of related websites that update regularly with UFO sighting reports. You can also learn about past sightings, famous and obscure.