According to new data from Enigma Labs, California, Florida and Texas have the most UAP sightings. California is No.1 with 30,000 reported sightings.
Enigma Labs’ report is based on data submitted by the public via its app and website.
Florida comes in second with over 16,000 and Texas rounds out top 3 with over 14,000. New York has more than 11,600 sightings and is ranked fourth. Enigma Labs based its crowdsourced reports of UFOs and found that states with larger populations and skies with less traffic reported the highest number.
The startup promises to have the “largest query able UAP database in the world.” Enigma Labs initial target audience included the scientific community, and current government and military officials, but has no opened up its app and site to the general population. Enigma Labs mobile app and site also feature a robust collection of historical data of famous cases/ archived events.
By MIKE DAMANTE
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(DISCLAIMER- The author of this article once freelanced for Enigma Labs in assisting in compiling and writing its historical data base.)
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