Witness the video that dives deep into the fascinating science behind glider flight, explaining how these sleek aircraft use natural forces like thermals, ridge lifts, and gravity to soar for hours.

Dr. Gregory Rogers claims to have seen a 20-foot flying saucer in 1992. The saucer had a US Air Force logo and was seen in a military hangar. Rogers described the object as a seamless vehicle with ...

Russia was a bit later to the flying saucer trend. Its most notable attempt ... However, they have serious aerodynamic problems that makes them inefficient and unstable. Circular wings have ...

The US Air Force enlisted aircraft designer John Frost to tackle their ambitious idea for a saucer-shaped flying machine ... utilize the Coandă effect to generate lift and thrust. This aerodynamic ...

What exactly was in the air that summer? Reports of “flying saucers” -- a new term -- flooded into police stations and newspapers all over the U.S., including in the Upper Midwest. In the ...

"His flying experience gave him new insights [into] the aerodynamics of flight ... but in 1946 there were no flying saucers … at least by that name," reported the Flying Disc Museum, a ...

Tremulis urged Keller to build on Chrysler’s technical skills with aerodynamics but with attractive streamlined ... Tremulis published his own speculations about flying saucers in Airline Pilot ...

The Avrocar may look like a flying saucer from a sci-fi movie ... discovered that the circular design of the craft was not very aerodynamic, nor did it lend itself to stealth.

The video shows a multi-colored streak of light apparently moving swirling and pivoting in the sky in a series on non-aerodynamic ... and thoroughly studied 'flying saucer' images in modern ...

You read that right. An electric flying saucer took flight this week that you can actually “fly around” in. The UFO looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, but this one won’t ...

It is a flying saucer and it’s spinning right at me ... Turns out it has the aerodynamics of a Martian frisbee. The gust caught it, snapped it from its moorings, sent it flying more than ...