Animation of a flying saucer UFO passing overhead, seen through trees in a wood.

BILLY BRAGG performs MY FLYING SAUCER on Austin City Limits in 1998

VINTAGE HISTORICAL BLACK AND WHITE NEWS FILM FILE OF THE EAGLE RIVER, WISCONSIN UFO INCIDENT. THIS FOOTAGE HAS THE STORY TOLD BY THE MAN HIMSELF, JOE SIMONTON, WHO SAID HE WITNESSED THE EVENT ON APRIL 18, 1961. SIMONTON WENT OUTSIDE OF HIS FARM HOUSE AND SAW, HOVERING IN THE BACKYARD A SILVER SPACESHIP. THEN THE CRAFT LANDED AND THE HATCH OPENED.

Kaz Trans Oil Company''s facilities, a distributor of petroleum products and skyscrapers and ultra modern buildings in the city of Astana in Kazakhstan. Context - Oil in Kazakhstan: blessing or curse? The distributor of petroleum products by Kaz Trans Oil pipeline near Atyrau (tanks, GP acronym and logo). Tank with the acronym and logo of the company KTK. Pipeline. Sign Kaz Trans Oil. Boats in the port of Atyrau on the Ural River. Very nice picture of the bridge. Skyscrapers and modern buildings of the new city of Astana, capital of Kazakhstan. Ice fisherman on the river near the skyscrapers of Astana. Policemen walking on the street. Skyscrapers, monuments, statues, Blvd. Circus building in the shape of a flying saucer. Twin towers under construction (top of towers in fog). Baiterek monument. Street sweeper. Various shots of various skyscrapers. Parliament Building. Presidential palace. Flag of Kazakhstan. Many cranes near buildings under construction. Keywords: OFFICE BUILDING,KAZAKHSTAN,OIL,ACRONYM AND LOGO

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about a flying saucer toy developed by Lawrence Brown of Missouri. It is expected to be in toy stores across the country soon.

00:00:00:00 Movie clips "Three Stooges" 1958 b/w film, "Flying Saucer Daffy" w/ late Joe Besser crtsy Columbia Pixs). (0:00)/

FLYING SAUCERS AND ROCKETS FLY TOWARDS EACH OTHER. HEADING FOR A SPACE SHOWDOWN. BATTLE ENSUES. SAUCERS RETREAT. CREW MEMBERS SMILE IN VICTORY. SAUCERS EXPLODE.

French men think they've seen a flying saucer in Paris in 1950

Exteriors of an observatory. Chairman of Department of Astronomy for U.S. Air Force, inside observatory, examines a map. A woman shares her experience of seeing a flying saucer, shows Chairman and woman stop by a farm while traveling in car. Woman gives a description of flying saucer and Chairman notes down. She speaks about flying saucer hover over the farm. Chairman with a couple who shares experience of seeing a flying saucer. Chairman talks to one more witness. Location: United States USA. Date: July 7, 1965.

Alien spaceship invades Earth

Earth vs the Flying Saucers - 1956 b&w trailer - science fiction Hugh Marlowe, Joan Taylor radar antenna, flying saucers over Washington D.C., howitzers, rocket launch seen on TV, missile hits saucer, interior of saucer, saucer toward car driver pov, saucer over White House, men disintegrate, panic in streets, high on assembled crowd, saucer fires rays, saucer hits Washington Monument - DC - D.C.

Flying Saucer Attack

At a University of California campus, an aeronautics professor demonstrates his invention, a flying saucer powered by motorcycle engines. The professor believes his flying saucer will replace the car as a means of transportation.

U.S.A. <br/> <br/>Documentation on file, American commentary. <br/> <br/>CU. Flying Saucer plane. GV. Flying Saucer plane taking off and in flight. GV. Flying Saucer plane landing. <br/> <br/>(F.G.)

California (Flying Saucer Demonstrated)

Man attaches winch to round spaceship/flying saucer-like boat; Saucer is lifted and lowered into the water; Men sit around circular table in small vessel'

04/17/75 C0050510 - COLOR BEDFORD, ENGLAND PROTOTYPE FLYING SAUCER TAKING OFF AND MODEL OF PROJECTED AIRSHIP LNC 62054 "FLYING SAUCER" SHOWS: MS FLYING SAUCER TAKES OFF: MCU MODEL, PULL OUT FLYING SAUCER: (SHOT 4/17/75 27FT) AVIATION AIRSHIP UPITN / 27 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / PRINT R55954

Ontario, Canada. <br/> <br/>GV designers at Ontario airfield, & SV. SV designers inspecting new jet engine, & SCU. SV designers pass through restricted area door. SV hangar doors open and 'Flying Saucer' is being wheeled out, & STV. STV Saucer with engine starting. <br/> <br/>(F.G.) & Orig. Neg.) (Orig. "B")

"Vintage New York"/BW-crowd arrives at theater premiere, the announcer stands at door and talks with actors as they come inside/Orson Wells talks to reporters about the "War of the worlds"/Sinatra sings to crowd of screaming girls/Various shots of vintage Manhattan/Movie Trailer-Earth vs. The Flying Saucers-crowds in panic, run from flying saucers/Woman wishes a matedor good luck before going into the arena

A flying saucer skirts across the screen as a narrator ominously declares, “You have just seen a UFO … For some people these letters represent an element of fear because they represent an unknown threat.” But “UFO” can represent another danger: “Unrestrained Flying Objects.” So begins this color film from the General Motors Corporation. Likely produced circa 1978 (though the Roman numeral copyright date — MCXXVIII — translates to the year 1128), the narrator explains at mark 01:07 that “Unrestrained Flying Objects” … are people. The film goes on to dramatically show, through the use of simulated accidents, what can and does happen to the occupants of an automobile when wearing lap and shoulder belts incorrectly … or not at all. As slow motion images of an unrestrained “dummy” appear on the screen, the narrator explains at mark 01:30, “How unusual we are. We fear the unknown but we’re apparently casual with predictable danger. Even when faced with 30,000 deaths.”<p><p>Mark 02:15 begins a series of common explanations as to why drivers and passengers dislike using seat belts, including the belief that making only short trips makes one immune to accidents, or the belief that it is better to be thrown clear of a vehicle in an accident.<p><p>Since 1964, we are told at mark 04:07, most major car manufacturers began installing front safety belts in their vehicles. Yet four out of five drivers still do not use them, says the narrator. The results can be deadly as at mark 04:27 the film shows another series of slow-motion footage involving crash test dummies, both with and without restraints. The film also stresses GM’s commitment to automotive safety, and beginning at mark 05:20 takes the audience to one of the company’s research facilities. There, the film shows us various sizes of anthropomorphic test dummies as well as many of the tests in which they are used. “Without the belt system, it’s ‘say hello’ to the steering wheel, the windshield, or the instrument panel,” we’re told at mark 08:10. At mark 09:23, the discusses the concept of the “friendly interior,” including 1970s-era recessed door handles, energy-absorbing steering columns and instrument panels, safer windshield glass.<p><p>Yet it is up to each individual to decide whether to use a seatbelt, the viewer is told. Each motorist and passenger must also accept the consequences of not using a seatbelt, especially for children. “Without proper protections,” the narrator says at mark 11:00, “an accident poses serious consequences for a child passenger.” And at mark 12:25, the GM film tells the viewer of a “space age” technology that can also save lives: the “air cushion restraint system.”<p><p>“Restraints, and the added safety they provide are as real as life itself,” the narrator reminds the viewer as the film ends.

LONGINES CHRONOSCOPE (FLYING SAUCERS)

Animation of a flying saucer abducting several people and a bicycle.