Reports on Strange Flying Objects

May 11, 2026, 16:47
AsiaScience

Introduction

The US government shared secret papers about strange flying objects. These papers also talk about old stories from the Soviet Union.

Main Body

The US government showed a report from the FBI. A man saw a hot object in the sky. It flew faster than a helicopter. It moved in strange ways and had lights. Some leaders are worried. They think these objects are from other countries. They think China or Russia made them to spy on the US. There are also old stories from Russia. One story says a space ship fell in Siberia. It says twenty-three soldiers turned to stone. The CIA wrote this story, but they do not know if it is true.

Conclusion

The government is sharing more information now. However, scientists still do not know what these objects are.

Learning

πŸš€ Action Words: Past vs. Present

Look at how the story changes from what happened (Past) to what is happening now (Present).

THE PAST (Finished)

  • shared β†’ gave information
  • saw β†’ looked at
  • flew β†’ moved in the air
  • fell β†’ went down
  • wrote β†’ put words on paper

THE PRESENT (Right Now)

  • are β†’ current state
  • think β†’ have an opinion
  • know β†’ have information

πŸ’‘ Quick Tip for A2: When you see a word ending in -ed (like shared), it usually means the action is over. If the word is short and simple (like think), it's often happening now.

Vocabulary Learning

government (n.)
the group of people who govern a country
Example:The government announced new policies.
secret (adj.)
not known or not meant to be known
Example:They kept the plan secret.
report (n.)
a written or spoken account of something
Example:He gave a report on the results.
man (n.)
an adult male person
Example:The man walked into the room.
sky (n.)
the expanse above the earth
Example:The sky was blue.
helicopter (n.)
a type of aircraft that uses rotating blades
Example:The helicopter landed on the rooftop.
leaders (n.)
people who lead or guide others
Example:The leaders met to discuss the issue.
worried (adj.)
feeling concern or anxiety
Example:She was worried about the exam.
countries (n.)
nation states
Example:Many countries joined the conference.
spy (v.)
to secretly observe or gather information
Example:They tried to spy on the meeting.
space (n.)
the vast area beyond Earth's atmosphere
Example:Astronauts travel to space.
ship (n.)
a large boat that travels on water
Example:The ship sailed across the ocean.
soldiers (n.)
military personnel
Example:Soldiers marched in formation.
stone (n.)
a hard, solid mineral
Example:The statue was made of stone.
information (n.)
facts or knowledge about something
Example:She gave me useful information.
scientists (n.)
people who study science
Example:Scientists discovered a new species.
know (v.)
to have knowledge or awareness
Example:I know the answer.