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You've no doubt heard descriptions of UFO encounters before, but there's a new one that just happened near a Missouri UFO hotspot unlike any in recent memory.

Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri has more UFO sightings than almost any other place in America.

An institute in California continues to search for alien life connected to mysterious radio signals.

If a self-proclaimed time traveler is correct (doubtful), everyone in Illinois should begin to prepare for an invasion from Venus. There's a good reason to not lose any sleep over this prediction though.

This is not the first time I've seen something strange over Missouri and it likely won't be the last either. However, I've never seen an unidentified flying object rise up to meet another one like happened not that long ago over Lee's Summit, Missouri as a new video share reveals.

No one knows how this large, shiny object ended up in the middle of nowhere.

New information has rekindled interest in viral UFO video purported to show aliens landing in a Las Vegas home's yard.

If your day hasn't been bizarre up until now, it's about to be because of what you're about to learn. If you've ever wondered why there has never been a channel 37 on your television, the reason is because of Illinois and aliens and I'm not making any of this up.

Some parts of the U.S. are more likely to be visited by aliens than others if movies are any indication of what we can expect from extra-terrestrials.

As of this moment, a UFO invasion is just a hypothetical scenario unless something has happened that I'm not aware of. That's why I'd love to know how science has determined that both Missouri and Illinois are among the states most likely to survive an attack from E.T.