1/11These photographs, spanning decades and locations, remain some of the most iconic in UFO history. Whether dismissed as hoaxes, explained as natural phenomena, or embraced as evidence of extraterrestrial visitors, they continue to captivate imaginations and fuel the mystery of what might be out there. (Image: Pexels)

These photographs, spanning decades and locations, remain some of the most iconic in UFO history. Whether dismissed as hoaxes, explained as natural phenomena, or embraced as evidence of extraterrestrial visitors, they continue to captivate imaginations and fuel the mystery of what might be out there. (Image: Pexels)

2/11In March 1950, Dublin’s TeenAge Times published what it called the first sensational picture of flying saucers, showing mysterious objects in the sky. (Image: Time Magazine)

In March 1950, Dublin’s TeenAge Times published what it called the first sensational picture of flying saucers, showing mysterious objects in the sky. (Image: Time Magazine)

3/11Just two months later, farmer Paul Trent photographed a disc-shaped object over his farm in McMinnville, Oregon, producing some of the most famous UFO images ever taken. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Just two months later, farmer Paul Trent photographed a disc-shaped object over his farm in McMinnville, Oregon, producing some of the most famous UFO images ever taken. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

4/11In November 1951, Guy B. Marquand Jr. captured a supposed flying saucer above the skyline in Riverside, California, claiming it sped past before returning for another pass. (Image: Time Magazine)

In November 1951, Guy B. Marquand Jr. captured a supposed flying saucer above the skyline in Riverside, California, claiming it sped past before returning for another pass. (Image: Time Magazine)

5/11The following year, in August 1952, a U.S. coastguard in Salem, Massachusetts, photographed four bright lights in the sky through a laboratory window, fueling speculation of multiple UFOs. (Image: Time Magazine)

The following year, in August 1952, a U.S. coastguard in Salem, Massachusetts, photographed four bright lights in the sky through a laboratory window, fueling speculation of multiple UFOs. (Image: Time Magazine)

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