Are Aliens And Ufos Real

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT (COMMONLY ABBREVIATED AS UFO OR U.F.O.) IS THE POPULAR TERM FOR ANY AERIAL PHENOMENON WHOSE CAUSE CANNOT BE EASILY OR IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED BY THE OBSERVER. THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, WHICH COINED THE TERM IN 1952, INITIALLY DEFINED UFOS AS THOSE OBJECTS THAT REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED AFTER SCRUTINY BY EXPERT INVESTIGATORS, THOUGH THE TERM UFO IS OFTEN USED MORE GENERALLY TO DESCRIBE ANY SIGHTING UNIDENTIFIABLE TO THE REPORTING OBSERVER(S). POPULAR CULTURE FREQUENTLY TAKES THE TERM UFO AS A SYNONYM FOR ALIEN SPACECRAFT. CULTS HAVE BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH UFOS, AND MYTHOLOGY AND FOLKLORE HAVE EVOLVED AROUND THE PHENOMENON. SOME INVESTIGATORS NOW PREFER TO USE THE BROADER TERM UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON (OR UAP), TO AVOID THE CONFUSION AND SPECULATIVE ASSOCIATIONS THAT HAVE BECOME ATTACHED TO UFO. ANOTHER WIDELY KNOWN ACRONYM FOR UFO IN SPANISH, FRENCH, PORTUGUESE AND ITALIAN IS OVNI.Canadian InvestigationIn Canada, the Department of National Defence has dealt with reports, sightings and investigations of UFOs across Canada. In addition to conducting investigations into crop circles in Duhamel, Alberta, it still considers "unsolved" the Falcon Lake incident in Manitoba and the Shag Harbour incident in Nova Scotia.[46]Early Canadian studies included Project Magnet (1950-1954) and Project Second Story (1952-1954), supported by the Defence Research Board. These studies were headed by Canadian Department of Transport radio engineer Wilbert B. Smith, who later publicly supported extraterrestrial origins.In the Shag Harbour incident, an alleged UFO was seen in the water. Numerous people were involved, including the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and local residents. Nothing was ever found. Around the same time, both the Canadian and US military were involved in another UFO-related search at Shelburne, Nova Scotia, approximately 30 miles from Shag Harbour.Video evidence

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