flying saucer
type of supposed alien spacecraft, or UFO
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flying saucer
Summary
flying saucer ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,002 views/month).[1]
Key Facts
- flying saucer followed mystery airship[2].
- flying saucer is a type of unidentified flying object[3].
- flying saucer's Commons category is recorded as UFOs[4].
- flying saucer's Unicode character is recorded as 🛸[5].
- flying saucer comprises navigation light[6].
- flying saucer's significant event is recorded as Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting[7].
- flying saucer's significant event is recorded as 1947 flying disc craze[8].
- flying saucer's significant event is recorded as Flight 105 UFO sighting[9].
- flying saucer's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Flying saucers[10].
- flying saucer's facet of is recorded as science fiction[11].
- flying saucer's facet of is recorded as pulp magazine[12].
- flying saucer's facet of is recorded as science fiction comics[13].
- flying saucer's facet of is recorded as Googie[14].
- flying saucer's described by source is recorded as The Flying Saucers Are Real[15].
- flying saucer's shape is recorded as disk[16].
- flying saucer's shape is recorded as saucer[17].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as B movie[18].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as Bruce Gentry[19].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as The Atomic Submarine[20].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as The Day the Earth Stood Still[21].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as Plan 9 from Outer Space[22].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as Earth vs. the Flying Saucers[23].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as Forbidden Planet[24].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as Lost in Space[25].
- flying saucer's present in work is recorded as The Flying Saucer[26].
Body
Definition and Type
flying saucer is a type of unidentified flying object[3].
Use and Application
flying saucer comprises navigation light[6].
Why It Matters
flying saucer ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,002 views/month).[1] It has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[27] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]