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Frequent sightings see Arizona town hailed as the 'new Roswell'

By T.K. Randall
June 6, 2025 · Comment icon 11 comments
The International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico
Image: Gray Aliens with Saucer at The UFO Museum, Roswell
Credit: Kimble Young / CC BY-SA 2.0 (adapted)
The small town of Sedona has become something of a hotspot for reports of unexplained phenomena in recent years.
Something strange has been frequenting the skies above Arizona - at least, that is, according to a recent report which highlights the small desert town of Sedona as having recorded around 484 UFO sightings between 2000 and 2023 - a figure well above the national average.

Situated 180 miles from Phoenix and with a population of 10,000, Sedona is not the first place you are likely to think of when it comes to UFO hotspots in the United States.

Speaking to the Mail Online, UFO tour guide John Polk maintains that he has witnessed mysterious objects on a regular basis and believes that the area is home to a 'vortex' or 'dimensional door'.

He also claims that UFOs appear and disappear due to the presence of ley lines in the area.
"You'd see stuff whether I was here or not," he said.

"But when I am there, you see a lot more because I know how to work the energy out there."

Some have come to liken Sedona to Roswell, New Mexico - the site of the infamous 1947 UFO crash.

There have even been reports of an extraterrestrial base in the town's surrounding hillsides.

As things stand, however, no conclusive evidence of such a facility has been forthcoming.

Source: Mail Online | Comments (11)




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Comment icon #2 Posted by Buzz_Light_Year 11 months ago
The 8 Military Bases in Arizona Camp Navajo Army Base Yuma Proving Ground Army Base Fort Huachuca Army Base Barry M. Goldwater Range Air Force Base Davis Monthan Air Force Base Luke Air Force Base Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base MCAS Yuma Marine Corps Base It's not like there won't be something in the sky. 
Comment icon #3 Posted by Sir Wearer of Hats 11 months ago
Exactly, there is a vast gulf between “I don’t know what it was I saw” and “no one can identify what it was”. 
Comment icon #4 Posted by Resume 11 months ago
Sedona is a woo smorgasbord.  If you can't find you favorite nonsense here, you won't find it anywhere.
Comment icon #5 Posted by simplybill 11 months ago
Yes, it definitely has become a tourist attraction. Traffic has gotten crazy.  I try to go there at least once a year to go hiking, and have breakfast at the Coffee Pot Restaurant.  
Comment icon #6 Posted by 11 months ago
The connection between UFOs and ley lines is a fascinating blend of ancient mysticism and modern extraterrestrial theories. Ley lines are believed to be energy pathways crisscrossing the Earth, linking sacred sites, ancient monuments, and places of historical significance. Some researchers suggest that these lines might also serve as navigational markers or energy sources for UFOs. One theory proposes that ley lines emit a form of Earth energy that extraterrestrial crafts could harness or be drawn to. Reports of UFO sightings often coincide with locations where ley lines intersect, leading som... [More]
Comment icon #7 Posted by Hazzard 11 months ago
So what are your own thoughts on this, or are you working as a UM Bot these days?
Comment icon #8 Posted by 11 months ago
Ley lines intrigue me very much. I believe it is real. Don't you?
Comment icon #9 Posted by Hazzard 11 months ago
   As far as I know they are not scientifically proven to be real in the sense that any type of "energy" flows along them... and if it cant be measured or physically detected then how can we be sure its a real phenomenon?   Nah... Sounds like a bunch of spirituality woo woo nonsense to me.
Comment icon #10 Posted by AZDZ 11 months ago
 
Comment icon #11 Posted by Antigonos 11 months ago
Ley lines aren’t real


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