THE BURNING AIRSHIP OF NEBRASKA

ORIGIN: United States.

The urban legend of The Burning Airship of Nebraska is a haunting tale that dates back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, during a time when reports of mysterious airships were sweeping across the United States. 

Nebraska's version of this mystery stands out for its tragic twist to the legend, leaving all who live within the States both fascinated and fearful for generations on end.

According to local folklore, the people of rural Nebraska began began speaking of a strange, airship that floated in the night skies. 

Unlike hot air balloons or early aircraft, this vessel was described as something that looked to come the future maybe thousands of years ahead.

They said it looked to be constructed with gleaming metal, and glowing lights all about its ship parts, even emitting a low, humming noise from an engine they couldn't see.

However, what actually made this story creepy was the catastrophy many witnessed.

One fateful evening, the airship was seen lit up in flames, crashing violently into the plain lands.

The explosion lit up the sky, and the wreckage was said to smolder for days. 

Brave locals who approached the crash site found twisted metal and charred debris—but no human bodies. 

Instead, there were remnants of something 'non-human' that had been aboard the ship.

Despite all the vivid accounts, no official evidence was ever recovered. 

The burning airship remains a ghostly legend—

… Many wonder if the ship was extraterrestrial visitors or a secret technology lost to time.