Tag: spain

Apr 20, 2026

Case 113 — July Villares des Saz (Spain)

Jan 01, 1970

W277 — Finis Terrae Cape, Galicia, Spain: Strangers from the sky

Jan 01, 1970

W122 — Cuenca, Spain: Contact with a flying Alien

Jan 01, 1970

W081 — Caravaca, Spain: Two lights watch over holy relics

Jan 01, 1970

W051 — Teruel, Aragon, Spain: The King observes a mystery

Jan 01, 1970

W008 — Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Mysterious star CD

May 16, 1967

Case 843 — Nieva-Segovia (Spain)

Feb 01, 1967

Case 815 — Boadilla del Monte (Spain)

May 16, 1966

Case 769 — Cordoba (Spain)

Feb 06, 1966

Case 725 — Aluche (Spain)

Aug 12, 1959

Case 494 — Brion (Spain)

Jan 05, 1955

Case 360 — San Sebastian (Spain)

Dec 04, 1954

Case 347 — Zuagfl (Spain)

Nov 05, 1954

Case 328 — La Coruna (Spain)

Aug 12, 1863

W425 — Madrid, Spain: Maneuvering object: "The night before last there was observed on the horizon a luminous body that appeared

Nov 13, 1799

W325 — Gerona, Catalonia, Spain: Maneuvering stars

Jun 12, 1788

W317 — Zamora, Spain: Two large flying globes: A letter from an Irish clergyman at the University of Zamora mentions that between 4 and

Nov 02, 1730

W279 — Salamanca, Spain: Globe of fire with beams

Dec 30, 1677

W248 — at sea West of Granada, Spain: Unknown "star"

Dec 01, 1667

W237 — Bayarcal, Spain: Procession of lights

Jul 03, 1642

W194 — Olesa de Montserrat, Catalonia, Spain: Globe, changing its appearance

May 04, 1641

W192 — Madrid, Spain: Unexplained black cloud: At 9:00 P.M., "the sky being very calm, without there being a single cloud in it, (Jose

Apr 13, 1641

W191 — Aragon, Spain: Apparitions: Domingo Sanchez, gardener at the Monastery of Maria de Aragon, who was sworn to

Jul 01, 1639

W189 — Santiago, Spain: ships in the sky: A short pamphlet published in Seville in 1639 titled An Account of the Prodigious Visions

Mar 05, 1555

W146 — Buendia, Cuenca, Spain: Hovering cross

May 03, 1232

W060 — Caravaca, Spain: Lights, and an "angel" brings a cross

Jul 01, 1085

W038 — Estella, Navarra, Spain: A great star, and the Holy Virgin: Estella, in Navarra, is another place named after an unusual aerial sighting. The Virgin

Apr 01, 750

Fabrice — Vallée's UFO Catalog

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Case 113 — July Villares des Saz (Spain)

W277 — Finis Terrae Cape, Galicia, Spain: Strangers from the sky

W122 — Cuenca, Spain: Contact with a flying Alien

W081 — Caravaca, Spain: Two lights watch over holy relics

W051 — Teruel, Aragon, Spain: The King observes a mystery

W008 — Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Mysterious star CD

Case 843 — Nieva-Segovia (Spain)

Case 815 — Boadilla del Monte (Spain)

Case 769 — Cordoba (Spain)

Case 725 — Aluche (Spain)

Case 494 — Brion (Spain)

Case 360 — San Sebastian (Spain)

Case 347 — Zuagfl (Spain)

Case 328 — La Coruna (Spain)

W425 — Madrid, Spain: Maneuvering object: "The night before last there was observed on the horizon a luminous body that appeared

W325 — Gerona, Catalonia, Spain: Maneuvering stars

W317 — Zamora, Spain: Two large flying globes: A letter from an Irish clergyman at the University of Zamora mentions that between 4 and

W279 — Salamanca, Spain: Globe of fire with beams

W248 — at sea West of Granada, Spain: Unknown "star"

W237 — Bayarcal, Spain: Procession of lights

W194 — Olesa de Montserrat, Catalonia, Spain: Globe, changing its appearance

W192 — Madrid, Spain: Unexplained black cloud: At 9:00 P.M., "the sky being very calm, without there being a single cloud in it, (Jose

W191 — Aragon, Spain: Apparitions: Domingo Sanchez, gardener at the Monastery of Maria de Aragon, who was sworn to

W189 — Santiago, Spain: ships in the sky: A short pamphlet published in Seville in 1639 titled An Account of the Prodigious Visions

W146 — Buendia, Cuenca, Spain: Hovering cross

W060 — Caravaca, Spain: Lights, and an "angel" brings a cross

W038 — Estella, Navarra, Spain: A great star, and the Holy Virgin: Estella, in Navarra, is another place named after an unusual aerial sighting. The Virgin

W484 — Cordoba, Spain: Three suns, a sickle of fire: "In the nones of April, on Sunday during the first, second and almost the third hours, all