Inside A Spaceship

Yellow and orange glow along the strangely illuminated pathways that crisscross throughout the ship. An endless maze of hazy alien atmosphere growing thicker and more acid with each step you take. You try to explain to your invisible captors that you have nothing that could hurt them and that you come in peace, but they stay silent, choosing to study you rather than offer some sign of appreciation for your plight. A term originally coined by the military, an unidentified flying object (usually abbreviated to UFO or U.F.O.) is an unusual apparent anomaly in the sky that is not readily identifiable to the observer as any known object. While a small percentage remain unexplained, the majority of UFO sightings are often later identified as any number of various natural phenomenon or man-made objects. Though UFO sightings have occurred throughout recorded history, modern interest in them dates from World War II, further fueled in the late 1940s by Kenneth Arnold's coining of the term flying saucer and the Roswell UFO Incident. Since then governments have investigated UFO reports, often from a military perspective- and UFO researchers have investigated, written about, and created organizations devoted to the subject. One such investigation, The UK's Project Condign report, notes that Russian, Former Soviet Republics, and Chinese authorities have made a co-ordinated effort to understand the UFO topic and that State military organizations, particularly in Russia, have done "considerably more work (than is evident from open sources)" on military applications which have stemmed from their UFO research. The report also noted that "several aircraft have been destroyed and at least four pilots have been killed 'chasing UFOs'."