Okay this is different than that other UFO glowing mass thing spotted in Shanghai and Beijing (or I guess depending on what you believe, the same.) A big bright light appeared over the Shanghai Pudong skyline on the evening of August 21, just one day after the other big glowing orb was reported by pilots. There were supposedly "multiple reports" of the strange light from observers on and around the Bund. more ›

And now the Truth has arrived in Shanghai and Beijing! Following news last week of a UFO being the reason why Chongqing's airport had to divert flights, an unexplained mass event occurred at approximately 9pm on Saturday night in Shanghai. A 'huge white ball' flying 10.7km (35,100 feet) high in the air was reported to the East China Air Traffic Control Bureau by civil aviation pilots, and apparently grew 'bigger and bigger' as time passed. more ›

Our friends at Daedalum Films have a fascinating new trailer out for a film they're making. If you're having trouble viewing it (like, you happen to be vpn-less), they have a unGFWed version over on their website. The film combines aliens and China - a one-two punch we're particularly fond of. more ›

Has this been a crazy year for UFOs, or what? New reports say we can add one more sighting to an ever growing list: an airport near Baotou, Inner Mongolia was forced to shut down on September 11th for passenger jets to prevent them from crashing into a "UFO." more ›

What's with all the UFOs these days? It's been less than two months since a UFO (still unidentified) was spotted in Hangzhou, and now another one has appeared in Zhejiang province. A bright object was visible for at least three hours over the skies of Haiyan County. more ›

Remember that UFO in nearby Hangzhou that shut down the city's airport for a couple of hours? The authorities have investigated and they can say with absolute certainty that the UFO was not flown by aliens. more ›

On Wednesday, Hangzhou's Xiaoshan airport was shut down for about an hour while airport authorities scrambled to figure out what unidentified flying contraption was hovering on their radars. Yep, a UFO closed down the Hangzhou airport. more ›

Remember that secretive missile test that China had last week? Well, it didn't just catch the world by surprise: a lot of people in and around northwest China were pretty spooked by the sudden, unexplained explosion. Naturally, people notice when things in the air blow up: luckily for China's military, though, it seems like a lot of them just thought it was a UFO. more ›

Scientists at the Purple Mountain Observatory in Nanjing supposedly caught footage of a UFO in the sky during July's solar eclipse. A UFO and an eclipse in the same day? What luck! more ›

According to Xinhua, a group of journalists and officials were on a Southern Airlines flight to Nanjing in late February when one of them noticed a unusual luminous object traveling alongside their vessel. more ›