👽 May 15, 1967 – Fire and Light at Falcon Lake

📍Falcon Lake, Manitoba | 🗓️ May 15, 1967 | 🧾 Category: UFO

In the quiet wilderness of Manitoba, a man named Stefan Michalak went searching for silver—and found something much stranger.

While prospecting near Falcon Lake, Michalak spotted two glowing, cigar-shaped objects descending from the sky like silent thunder. One hovered. One landed. As he drew closer, the craft shimmered with an unnatural sheen—metallic, seamless, almost alive. A hatch opened. Light poured out. And in that moment, the line between science and myth cracked open.

When Michalak reached out to touch the craft’s surface, it vented a blast of scorching air that seared his clothes and left a strange, geometric burn etched into his skin—a grid-like pattern no one could explain. He was sick for weeks. Radioactive traces were reportedly found. Officials investigated, then went quiet.

The Falcon Lake Incident remains one of the most physically documented UFO encounters in North American history. No photos. No wreckage. Just burns, silence, and a mystery that refuses to fade.