Dozens of witnesses took to social media to post photographs and video clips of the unusual aerial phenomenon.
Social media was awash on Friday with reports of strange objects, vapor trails and colored lights over the country.
Here we take a look back at the most outrageous, peculiar and downright bizarre stories from the last twelve months.
A fascinating new video has emerged showing how far it is possible to throw a ball on the other worlds in our solar system.
During a fierce battle in the early days of World War I, it was said that supernatural forces had appeared to aid the British Army.
A curious marsupial was spotted nonchalantly exploring a quiet road in High Ridge, Missouri this week.
After four years of activity on the surface of Mars, NASA's InSight mission has finally come to an end.
The alleged entity was picked up on camera on a dark woodland path in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.
Several video clips have emerged of a peculiar phenomenon witnessed by multiple people on the same night.
A team of physicists has put forward the idea of using the LIGO observatory to look for gravitational waves from alien spaceships.
An encounter with two Bigfoot-like creatures back in June 2020 has put Erich James on a mission in search of the truth.
Researchers have (quite literally) lifted the lid on who was buried in the coffins beneath the iconic cathedral's spire.
This hellish world was photographed in remarkable detail during one of the probe's recent flybys.
The popular astrophysicist is certainly no fan of the term 'unidentified aerial phenomena' or the idea of alien visitation.
The video, which was recorded on a baby monitor, shows an anomalous light next to the infant's head.
High strangeness abounds at an alleged 'paranormal vortex' found in the heart of Southern Massachusetts.
The US Department of Energy is about to announce a 'major breakthrough' in the hunt for limitless, clean energy.
Situated 40 light-years away, this hellish terrestrial world is like nothing found in our own solar system.
NASA's flagship Artemis I mission has come to a successful close with a dramatic splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
The bovine duo certainly weren't feeling the Christmas spirit when they did a runner from a chapel last week.