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I have compiled below the UFO encounters that stand out in history for their detail, narrative power, fame, sourcing, and hard data. Note that many of these cases overlap (e.g., the Nimitz encounter is famous, detailed, and well-sourced), but they are categorized below based on their primary strength. I. The Most Compelling Cases that are difficult to debunk due to high witness credibility, mass sightings, or lack of motive to lie. 1. The Ariel School Incident (September 199