The Phoenix Lights (1997): The Definitive Guide to America's Most Witnessed UFO Event

On the night of March 13, 1997, thousands of people across Arizona looked to the sky—and saw something they could not explain. What followed became one of the most significant and widely documented UFO sightings in modern history: the Phoenix Lights.

This comprehensive investigative book takes you deep into the heart of that extraordinary night. Drawing from first-hand witness testimonies, pilot and military accounts, government responses, media coverage, and an exhaustive analysis of photographic and radar data, The Phoenix Lights (1997) separates fact from fiction. From early 20th-century sightings in Arizona to the modern impact on ufology and pop culture, this guide explores the full historical, scientific, and political landscape of the phenomenon.

Whether you're a seasoned UFO researcher or a curious reader fascinated by the unexplained, this is the essential resource for understanding the true scope and legacy of the Phoenix Lights.

Inside you'll discover:

A detailed timeline of events and eyewitness accounts

Military and government reactions and cover-up theories

Scientific analysis of photographic, radar, and environmental data

Skeptical viewpoints and alternative explanations

How the incident transformed public perception of UFOs

Uncover the mystery. Examine the evidence. Decide for yourself.