It’s only halfway through 2025, and already this year is shaping up to be one of the most active for UFO sightings in decades. From high-altitude aircraft to silent orbs seen hovering above cities, reports are pouring in from every corner of the globe — and many of them are caught on camera.

đź‘˝ 1. The Nevada Desert Flyover (January)

In early January, multiple witnesses near Tonopah, Nevada — just miles from the notorious Area 51 — reported a massive triangular craft hovering silently over the desert for nearly five minutes. The footage, filmed by a hiker with a drone, shows a dark object with three glowing lights moving without any visible propulsion. Experts are still debating its origin.

🛸 2. Unexplained Lights Over Tokyo (February)

Hundreds of residents flooded social media with videos showing synchronized orbs dancing in formation above Tokyo’s skyline. The lights moved too fast and too perfectly to be drones, according to local aviation authorities. Japanese officials have yet to issue a formal explanation — fueling even more speculation.

📡 3. The Pilot Encounter Over Brazil (March)

In one of the most credible incidents of the year, a commercial airline pilot flying over São Paulo reported being “shadowed” by a glowing disk for nearly 20 minutes. The pilot’s voice, recorded on ATC audio, describes the object as “metallic, silent, and faster than anything I’ve seen.” Radar footage confirms an unidentified object was nearby.

🌌 4. A Strange Signal in Alaska (April)

SETI scientists monitoring high-frequency radio bands detected a brief but powerful signal from deep within Alaska’s remote interior. While they haven't claimed alien origin, the signal's pattern doesn’t match any known satellite, aircraft, or natural event. Soon after, locals in the area reported seeing flashing blue lights in the sky.

🕵️ 5. Military “Leak” from Australia (May)

An anonymous whistleblower claiming to be part of the Royal Australian Air Force leaked thermal drone footage showing an object descending into the ocean at impossible speed. The footage, though unverified, has been picked up by multiple international media outlets. It’s sparked renewed debate over underwater UFOs — or “USOs.”