Arizona is known for its beautiful vistas, amazing geological formations, and otherworldly sunsets.

The Grand Canyon State contains almost 114,000 square miles of land and ranges in elevation

from just 70 feet above sea level at the Colorado River to 12,633 feet at Humphrey's Peak near Flagstaff.

Vast alpine forests to the north and beautiful Suaro-filled deserts to the south give the

state a diverse and unique beauty. But in the spring of 1997, Arizona would add yet another

attraction to its already impressive list of natural wonders, a phenomenon that

has come to be known as the Phoenix lights.

The first time it happened, I was sleeping and woke up because I felt a hand on my leg,

and I realized that I couldn't move.

And he'd come across this object on the ground, which was the shape of a flying saucer. So he jumped out of his pickup and went down there, and there was four beings laying on the ground.

When I raised my head back up, I was turning to my head and out of my peripheral vision,

I'd seen something hopped to a tree.

And it was tall, about seven, eight foot tall, and it was host, Nick Ryan, and this is episode 31.

Just over 22 years ago, on the evening of March 13, 1997, something extraordinary occurred in the skies over Nevada and Arizona,

a phenomenon that has intrigued and puzzled its residents to this very day. A series of events

that was witnessed over hundreds of miles and by such a large number of people that it quickly

became known as one of the largest mass UFO sightings

in modern history.

These years, Arizona has become a hotspot for UFO sightings. Most of the sightings come

from Sedona and Flagstaff and now, even Phoenix.

The Arizona National Guard who would know about military exercises and stuff, since it has no explanation at all for those lights.

See, the craft was moving very slowly. The people that saw that believe what they saw

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