Posted: 15 Feb 2014 04:00 AM PST
Nearly 2,500 people have descended on an Arizona town for a conference that’s expected to be out-of-this-world.
The 23rd annual International UFO conference kicked of a few days ago in Fountain Hills, Ariz. Over the next several days, legions of researchers, scientists, and other UFO-obsessed people will assemble to discuss topics ranging from crop circles and intergalactic travel to abductions and government cover-ups.
Several academics, authors, journalists and filmmakers are slated to speak. In addition, the conference will feature cocktail parties, a night vision skywatch, and a UFO film festival
“It’s not just a bunch of crazy tin foil hat-wearing people,” conference organizer Maureen Elsberry told ABC News. “Thousands of people report UFO sightings every year. Whether they are extraterrestrial or not, there is something globally to this phenomenon. It’s definitely a phenomenon worth talking about.”
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