The cases,
as they were filed.
11 of 135 catalogued reports, each one carrying what makes it interesting and what is wrong with it. Filter it down; every combination has its own address.
Country
The record shows
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11 cases
1989
Voronezh, 1989
In the autumn of 1989 the Soviet state news agency put out a dispatch reporting that a large object had landed in a park in Voronezh and that residents, many of them children, had seen an…
ReportedA body
1989
Eupen, 1989
Two Belgian gendarmes on a night patrol stopped their car and watched a triangle the size of a building hang over the road throwing three beams straight down, for the better part of an hour.
Reported
1982
Near BA2 Ota, 1982
Three serving air force pilots file separate reports the same day about a metallic disc that climbed from near ground level to 5,000 ft in under ten seconds and then orbited their light…
Reported
1980
Coal yard, 1980
A coroner formally recorded that a dead man's burns had been dressed with a substance that could not be identified, and the body appeared to have been placed on top of a ten-foot coal heap.
Reported
1980
Burnley Road, 1980
A serving police officer filed an on-duty report of a 20-foot object blocking a public road, with a 25-minute unaccounted time gap, a split boot and a dry patch of road in the rain.
Reported
1980
Hill at Kanudi, 1980
The only post-Boianai Papua New Guinean occupant report traceable at all is a seven-year-old's account of two figures, one silvery and one brown, coming down off a hill outside Port Moresby.
ReportedA silhouette
1989
Military unit near the Kapustin Yar missile test range, 1989
The most-cited single document in Soviet UFO literature: a serving soldier's contemporaneous duty log describing a disc with a half-sphere on top moving in irregular sideways and vertical…
Reported
1987
Mineralnye Vody airport, 1987
The one Blue Folder item that secondary sources quote at length rather than summarise: several flight crews independently reported an aircraft-like object with headlights leaving a fiery…
Reported
1987
Tiksi Peninsula, 1987
A ground radar held a target that changed speed from a standstill to 400 km/h, an Mi-8 was scrambled against it, and the helicopter crew reported an emerald cloud at 3,600 m before the…
Reported
1980
Base Aerea La Joya, 1980
A fighter pilot emptied roughly 64 rounds of 30mm into a hovering sphere over his own air base, reported no visible damage, and the only paper that survives is an American intelligence…
Reported
1988
Eyre Highway near Mundrabilla, 1988
Four people ran into a police station on the Nullarbor at dawn saying something had picked their car up off the road, and a forensic officer swabbed the roof the same day.
Reported