The Ultimate Guide to Alien and UFO Resources on the Net

We've put together a collection of the best sites to find photos of alien life, first-hand accounts of human-alien contact, organizations that support further research and a bevy of additional sources that unlock portals to the unknown and add to the growing debate: Is alien life fact or fiction, and will we ever know the truth?

Cosmic Conspiracies — This site covers conspiracy theories common to Europe and takes a look at a number of secret projects, mysteries, UFO cases, and strange planets from collected research around the world. Also details the known hoaxes.
Area 51 — Run by the folks at Cosmic Conspiracies, this is one of the most in-depth looks at the mysterious U.S. government base rumored to house alien evidence. Site contains photos and serves as a great jumping off point to further research.
Rendlesham Forest Incident — December 1980 saw one of the most famous military/UFO encounters to hit Great Britain. This page provides extensive details on the incident itself as well as the major players involved.
Dreamland Resort — This site purports NOT to be a UFO site, but it is hard to separate the secretive air base outside of Rachel, NV, from the rumors. The site is run by a 12-year research veteran who lives close to the facility.
Mars Tour — While no life has been found yet on the Red Planet, many feel it would be a good substitute for earth in the event of a catastrophe. This site takes visitors on an in-depth tour of the place that could one day be the home of humanity.
Mars Project — Site sets out to prepare the future generation for life on Mars. NASA plans to put a man on the Red Planet in this lifetime. The Mars Project website seeks to prepare future inhabitants through information and photographs.
IMDb — Internet Movie Database details movies, TV shows and video games. Following keyword plot tags, you can find more than 1,600 forms of entertainment that have been dedicated to the proverbial green men from the dawn of moving images.
PBS and NOVA — Official site of the program that airs on Public Broadcasting Television features science and evidence behind UFOs as well as in-depth looks at sightings and abductions, where you hear from the believers and skeptics.
Sigh7ings — Sigh7ings connects enthusiasts with a number of documentaries, conferences, movies, TV shows, and sightings available on the Internet. Site also features a short section that focuses on compelling video evidence of extraterrestrial life.
History Channel's Ancient Aliens: The Series — Contains an episode guide to History Channel's TV program as well as a number of interesting videos, photos and articles that deal with the history of UFOs and alien research in general.

Watcher Website — David Flynn, author of Temple at the Center of Time: Newton's Bible Codex Finally Deciphered and the Year 2012, runs this site that features trivia and information that will appeal to both UFO enthusiasts and end-of-the-world conspiracy theorists.
UFOs and the Bible — Flynn of Watcher Website fame runs this offshoot site that draws comparisons between biblical literature and UFO sightings. It also has a section that highlights parallels between Virgin Mary and alien sightings.
Malevolent Alien Abduction Research — Site investigates all the ways that aliens have communicated with mankind in an unfriendly way. Articles, photo evidence, research, and sightings are detailed in full. Also contains section on earth changes over time.
2012 and Aliens — What do aliens have to do with the 2012 doomsday prophecy? Watcher's Flynn takes a more in-depth look through historical pictures and writings with an added dose of astrology thrown in for good measure.
Alien-UFO Pictures — Site takes compelling look at historical findings through photographic evidence that Nefertiti and a number of other Egyptian gods and goddesses were really aliens. Also explores archaeological findings in Peru of skulls with elongated heads.
UFOs in Earth's History — Author Ellie Crystal runs this site that takes an in-depth look at UFOs in Earth's History. From Iraq to Nepal, from Mexico to the U.S., this site features a page of links to more information along with a few pictures.
Angels and Aliens — AlienResistance.com takes a look at the comparisons between aliens and angels (as they are described in the Bible). Page links to further reading on the topic and takes a predominantly religious perspective.
Sammy Hagar's Alien Abduction — Former Van Halen front-man Sammy Hagar reveals his own personal alien abduction story to MTVHive.com for a book promotion, and says that he knows it makes him sound "like a crazy person."
UFO Blogger — Site takes an even-handed approach to investigating UFO reports in the U.K. and U.S. and prides itself on being able to uncover hoax videos. Also offers a free streaming podcast for those preferring a little audio with their alien research.
Official UFO Reports and Investigations — Extensive listing from University of Colorado at Boulder of government reports on UFO sightings and investigations. Includes commentary from the CIA, FBI, and Department of Defense as well as a host of international and non-governmental sources.

CIA and UFO Studies — Forty three years of UFO studies from the Central Intelligence Agency, 1947-1990, are detailed on this website that features additional links to declassified information, books and monographs among other things.
Ministry of Defence Reports (U.K.) — From 1997 to 2009, the Ministry of Defence in the United Kingdom unleashed a total of 13 reports that detailed their findings into UFO sightings and investigations, now available for free from the official site in PDF form.
U.K. National Archives on UFO Sightings — Thirty four new files regarding UFO sightings were released in March 2011 by the U.K.'s National Archives. While these are available as free PDFs, you'll have to pay a small fee to see past reports.
Roswell UFO Festival — Official site of the Roswell UFO Festival that is held every year to commemorate the July 1947 incident that many believe was a government cover-up of a crashed flying saucer. Festival features live entertainment, speakers, costume contests and more.
Walter Haut Transcript and Comparisons — Famous for his eyewitness account of the 1947 Roswell Incident, Haut, prior to his death, submitted to an interview and an affidavit of his experience. This page presents his commentary in full and points out contradictions.
Links to Famous UFO Sightings — ParanormalPhenomena.com takes a look at 50 years of famous UFO sightings, link by link, from the 1947 Roswell Incident to the 1997 sighting in Mexico City. Good starter source for sighting research.
Westendorff Case, 1996 — Haroldo Westendorff believed that he saw a cone-shaped object with a base equal in size to a soccer stadium. This site details his account, but be forewarned: it is in Portuguese.
Alien Autopsy Hoax — Detailed article unravels the controversial video that supposedly detailed an actual alien autopsy as it was performed by government scientists following the 1947 Roswell Incident. Hoaxer still maintains that parts were real.
The Falkirk Triangle — Located in Scottish town of Bonnybridge, the so-called Falkirk Triangle reports more than 300 UFO sightings annually. The area has led to Bonnybridge residents claiming their town as the UFO capital of the world. Page looks at theories and skeptics.
The Manhattan Abduction — In 1989 one Linda Napolitano was supposedly abducted by aliens from Manhattan, New York. Supporters of the story claim a Peruvian diplomat witnessed the incident. This page details the basics of that story.

Fire in the Sky — Travis Walton's 1975 encounter was detailed in the film Fire in the Sky and remains one of the most compelling stories of alien abduction in the study of UFOs. Detailed in full at his official website.
Whitley Streiber — The author's controversial memoir regarding his own alien abduction experiences was made into a film with Christopher Walken and has long divided readers on whether it is non-fiction or reality. His site allows you to report encounters and sightings.
Paranormal Phenomena — This indispensable guide to the world of UFOs and alien abduction contains information on a variety of sightings, conspiracy theories, and experts as well as sections on ghosts and unexplained creatures.
Comic Books and UFOs — UFO Digest crew takes a look at the history of UFOs and aliens in comic books, particularly focusing on the Golden Age of Comics and how ufology plays in to the field.
UFO Mafia — Author and owner Greg Boone regularly updates this in-depth blog devoted to all things UFO. From entertainment to sightings and investigations, Boone is joined by a number of guest contributors in the field.
World's First Flying Saucer — University of Florida researcher works on the world's first flying saucer, a disk-shaped craft that turns surrounding air into fuel. The Scientific American has the scoop.
The Science of Star Wars — The Scientific American folks are at it again, this time with an extensive database of articles that examine the scientific realities behind that existing world in a galaxy far, far away.
Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS) — Northwestern University's Dr. J. Allen Hynek founded this organization in 1973. He died in 1986, but the organization remains active out of Chicago, providing scientific investigation for reported UFO cases. Site provides histories, case reports, and articles on UFO research.
Exopolitics — Launched in 2003 by Dr. Michael Salla of American University, Exopolitics explores evidence of extraterrestrial life and how it's kept secret from ordinary citizens and highly ranking political officials alike. Site includes a number of academic papers, courses, and research.
Fund for UFO Research (FUFO) — FUFO's focus is on scholarly research of UFO and alien related cases as well as a move for the declassification of government documents related to extraterrestrial findings. Their site is a great source for obtaining grants to further UFO research.

Institute for Security and Cooperation in Outer Space (ISCOS) — ISCOS is a 501(c) (3) seeking to abolish space weapons and build cooperation that would lead to exciting new space discoveries. Visit the site to read the Space Treaty and learn more about what you can do to help.
Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) — Formed in 1969, MUFON is one of the oldest active UFO research organizations (and one of the largest). The MUFON site allows you to read up on the latest news and findings from NASA, network, and even start a chapter.
National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) — Want to know what's happening in the world of UFO sightings across the country, or do you have a contact of your own to report? Check out the NUFORC site. Also features a variety of history and case reports.
Project 1947 — Project 1947 focuses on sightings from 1947 and even delves into the past (to 1900) and into the future (to 1965). Culling more than 5,000 reports, findings are published in print form. The site features samples from 1909 to 1955.
International UFO Congress — Active since 1991, the Congress holds a conference every year that focuses on areas of interest such as eyewitness reports, UFO experts, reported crashes, and government conspiracy. More than 700 DVDs from past events are featured in the online store.
Latest-UFO-Sightings — Video and photographic evidence from 2008 to 2011 seeks to document UFO sightings from all over the world: Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Europe, etc. Site also lets you browse documentaries, famous cases, and UFO-related topics.
RealUFOs — News site explores the latest sightings in UFO phenomena. Also offers a number of videos, explores crop circles from across the globe, and allows you to submit news of your own.
UFO Casebook — Articles, videos, photos, and a mountain of news on UFO sightings and research make UFO Casebook a premier site on the ‘Net for those looking to further their research. Archived cases also allow you to look into the ghosts of alien past.
UFO Digest — Encompassing UFO and paranormal news from around the world, UFO Digest features articles, reviews, news, videos, and more, as well as a doomsday clock counting down the supposed end of civilization (Dec. 21, 2012).
UFO Magazine — While the site itself only posts the occasional blog entry, it allows you free access to a sample issue of the print or PDF version—whichever you prefer—and it allows you to subscribe, submit sightings, and meet the staff.

UFO Evidence — An assortment of articles and documents pertaining to UFO sightings, research, and analysis, this site features photographs and a wide range of topics related to ufology from across the world.
UFOs in Australia — The owners of UFO Evidence are among the few to provide region specific UFO information from outside the U.S. and U.K. Their page on Australia has everything ufologists need to know about aliens down under.
UFOs in Russia — Crashes, sightings, histories and a chronology of events in Russia and the former Soviet Union continues UFO Evidence's in-depth review of region-specific ufology information from around the world. From visitations and abductions to government involvement, it's all here.
UFOs in China — Encounters from the Far East are detailed on this page from the site owners of UFO Evidence. Articles on the widespread belief in UFOs among the Chinese as well as links to sites and organizations in the region are included.
UFOs in Canada — Canadian UFO encounters are featured on this site from the team at UFO Evidence. Site features national surveys on the subject as well as a round-up of articles that focus on the region and its peoples' belief regarding UFOs.
Presidential UFO — Information regarding past Presidents of the United States and their research into the existence of extraterrestrials and UFOs can be found at this site along with current news and information regarding research.
Carter, Ford, and UFOs — Lengthy article presented by the folks at UFO Evidence on how past Commanders in Chief have handled the topic of UFOs and alien life. Article focuses on Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter's concerns about the existence of extraterrestrials.
Ancient Astronauts — This page is devoted to ufology research from long before the phenomenon took hold in popular culture circa 1947. Here you will learn about a variety of individuals and peoples who believed in life among the stars.
UFO Area — Site currently offers a subscription service at $25 for 6 months or $50 for the entire year. Membership includes access to all areas and articles that are advertised on the site including alternative histories, space anomalies, aliens, UFOs and more.
Alien Central — Species, theories, sightings, crop circles, conspiracies, organizations, and a whole lot more are detailed over at Alien Central. Most articles are written by staff or guest contributors designed to support theories that aliens are already living among us.
The Alien Jigsaw — Dedicated to detailed accounts of alien abduction, The Alien Jigsaw offers a wealth of resources if you're looking for information on those who've experienced direct alien contact.
Arcturi — Site is devoted to the grey aliens popularly described by those who claim to have made contact with alien life. A long list of articles are included to help you better understand our neighbors to the north—way north.

Alien Informer — Site is heavy on photographs and alien conspiracy theories. Among the popular links is one that shows a military official shaking hands with an alien being and another where military forces are supposedly firing upon a UFO over Los Angeles.
FBI Agent on Alien Life — Here, you will find the story of a supposed "X-File" agent with the FBI, who calls himself Jordon. Jordon details his own encounters with aliens, who may have engineered his birth through his abductee mother.
Aliens and UFOs: Top Secret — Site looks at government involvement regarding UFO research, the history of alien life on our planet, and abductions and encounters, among other things. Also offers e-books for sale and external resource links.
Informant News — Site splits its time between ufology and aliens and UFOs in popular culture. Also features a "hotties" page and a number of sources on legends such as the Chupacabra and crop circle formations.
Viking-Z.org's Paranormal, UFOs and Crop Circles List — A well-maintained list of online resources related to aliens, UFOs, crop circles and more.
Burlington News — Site features photos and videos on possible UFO encounters, a free book review service, and a paranormal gift shop. Also hosts their own on-site radio program and delves in to modern as well as ancient mysteries.
Think-AboutIt — One of the few sites out there willing to focus solely on alien abductions, Think-AboutIt offers articles on abductions, investigations, and the different theories behind them. Site refuses to take a stance either way.
Abduct.com — Experts say there are about two million people in the world, who have been abducted and implanted with some form of alien technology. This site seeks to aid these individuals in alien implant removal.
Unexplained-Mysteries — A number of articles and news tidbits from around the world on unexplained mysteries, among them those pertaining to ufology, alien sightings, and the existence of life on other planets.
Above Top Secret — Site is mostly known for its active and lively discussion forums on a number of topics from reverse engineering of alien technology to how aliens are able to have sex. Also includes more scholarly articles for hours of entertainment.