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The UFO emoji 馃浉 was approved under Unicode 10.0 in 2017 as Flying Saucer. On most major platforms, the emoji resembles an alien spacecraft in the shape of a gray disc topped with a glass-covered cockpit. The Apple and Microsoft versions of the emoji depict a space alien piloting the ship. The Google, Samsung, Twitter, and Facebook versions of the emoji have the bottom of the ship emitting a tractor beam.

UFOs, also often referred to as flying saucers, are commonly depicted in popular culture as the spacecraft used by aliens from outer space. For this reason, the UFO emoji 馃浉 is often used with the Alien emoji 馃懡 to discuss fictional space aliens or to question their existence in real life. More generally, the UFO emoji 馃浉 is used with other outer space-themed emoji, such as the Rocket emoji 馃殌 or the Ringed Planet emoji 馃獝, to discuss outer space or astronomy.

The term UFO dates back to the 1950s, when aviator Daniel Keyhoe used it in a book. In May 2021, the UFO emoji 馃浉 saw increased usage on social media after it was revealed that the United States government was completing a report on 鈥渦nidentified aerial phenomena.鈥� While government officials avoided providing more details, some in the media and the public concluded that the government was investigating the existence of alien spacecraft.

Now the government announcing that ufos 馃浉 are real 馃ゴ

— Juicy馃拫 (@_AmazedBOSS)

The government saying 馃浉 real now they must have one

— 馃�� (@WavyOne__)