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It described an observation without assuming its cause. That was exactly the kind of language investigators needed. The internet had therefore helped create a strange contradiction. There was more information about UFOs than ever before. There were more photographs. More videos. More eyewitness accounts. More government documents. More researchers. Yet certainty remained elusive. Information had multiplied. Reliable evidence had not necessarily multiplied at the same rate. This would become particularly important in the twenty-first century. Military technology had become vastly more sophisticated. Pilots could record objects using multiple sensors. Radar systems had improved. Infrared cameras could detect heat signatures. Digital data could be stored and analysed. If genuinely unknown objects were operating in restricted airspace, there was now a much better chance of collecting useful evidence. The question was whether that evidence would finally reveal something extraordinary. Or whether the modern UFO mystery would turn out to be another collection of ordinary objects seen under unusual circumstances. The answer was about to become more complicated. In the early years of the twenty-first century, strange military videos began circulating. At first, they were dismissed by some people as hoaxes or misidentifications. Then something happened that changed everything. The United States government admitted that the videos were genuine. The objects were real. The recordings were real. And the pilots had not been able to identify what they had seen. The UFO had entered the modern era. But this time, the witnesses were not anonymous members of the public. They were military aviators. And their stories would bring the mystery back into the headlines around the world.