The UFOs flying saucers

Many films have described the craft intrepid aliens who visit us with disc-shaped and metallic finish, full of flashing lights and, in sum as flying saucers.

Well, the idea had its day in Kenneth molding, an American civilian pilot, in June 1947, seeking the remains of an aircraft accident at Mount Ralnier, Washington, claimed to have seen a number of objects moving across the sky high speed.

He said that seemed metallic, which radiated flashes and a flight that remained erratic, "like a plate of giving saltitos to launch on water," he said.

The next day, an Associated Press journalist put into the mouth of Arnold expression flying saucers, a discovery so lucky that from that time was used to designate vessels allegedly visit us.

Then began to use the name UFO, initial Unknown Flying Object, unidentified flying objects, which in Spanish is UFO, which also name given to the phenomenon and all its sequels.