The state's leading UFO hunters have received an influx of reported sightings this year across the Gold Coast and Tweed.
A theme among the sightings includes shape-changing objects moving rapidly through the sky.
The most recent sighting was reported in Murwillumbah at 8pm on March 20 when a man claimed to have seen a glowing red V-shaped object in the sky near Springbrook.
The object allegedly moved quickly and became a blue colour before disappearing.
It came just weeks after a group of teenagers claimed to have seen a similar object above Robina's Lake Orr. It was said to be a ball-shape before becoming a blue rotating cube.
The group claimed their mobile phones ceased to work following the close encounter.
UFO Research Queensland's Sheryl Gottschall said the sightings were unusual.
"They are quite strange and do not match anything from the literature," she said.
"All of the people involved were deeply affected by all this and I have no doubt they have all had major experiences."
The organisation, which began in 1956, has a sightings database going back to the 1990s. Many sightings reported in the past year have been on the southern Gold Coast, from the Hinterland to Banora Point.
Seeing a UFO is a close encounter of the first kind. Physical evidence lifts the rating to the second kind, while contact with a UFO is an encounter of the third kind.
To report a UFO sighting, either call 3376 1780 or email info@uforq.asn.au. - GOLD COAST.
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