Alien Abduction UK

This site offers general, open-minded information about the alien abduction experience and related phenomena. Many people arrive here because they feel they have experienced something they cannot easily explain — and are looking for a calm, non-judgemental place to read about it.

Where to begin

The site is short enough to read in one sitting. Depending on what brought you here:

• New to the subject? What is alien abduction? sets out what the term usually means, how accounts tend to come to light, and why it is not the same thing as seeing a UFO.
• Trying to make sense of something specific? Common experiences reported goes through the features that come up again and again — missing time, marks found on waking, a sense of contact, episodes at the edge of sleep — alongside the ordinary explanations that can overlap with them.
• Unsettled by something that happened to you? Support for experiencers offers practical first steps, including how to raise broken sleep or anxiety with a doctor without having to explain everything.
• Wondering how the site is put together? About explains the principles behind these pages, and contact is clear about what the site can and cannot help with.

An open-minded starting point

People who feel they have had such an experience often hesitate to mention it for fear of ridicule. The approach here is to describe what experiencers themselves report — without pushing any single explanation, and without dismissing anyone’s account either.

Accounts vary enormously from person to person, and nothing here is presented as proof of anything. The aim is simply to gather general, accessible information in one place, so that anyone trying to make sense of an unusual experience has somewhere measured and respectful to begin reading.

The content across this site is general and educational in nature, and is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological support where that is needed.