Marcus Lowth

Background

Marcus Lowth is a British UFO researcher and writer with over 20 years of professional writing and research experience spanning UFOs, aliens, paranormal phenomena, ancient astronaut theory, and unexplained mysteries. Since 2015, he has published hundreds of articles across multiple platforms, establishing himself as a prominent voice in contemporary UFO discourse.

UFO Insight Platform

Lowth founded and has served as Editor-in-Chief of UFO Insight since 2015–2016, transforming it into a major online analysis hub for UFO, conspiracy, and paranormal research. The platform publishes multiple articles weekly, with featured case study articles every Sunday, and has become a central repository for documented UFO encounters, government cover-up narratives, and paranormal analysis.

Publications and Broadcasting

Lowth has authored two published books: From Deep Within The Archives Of UFO Insight: History's Most Bizarre, Outlandish, And Controversial UFO And Alien Encounters (available in Kindle and paperback), compiling significant cases from the UFO Insight archive. He regularly contributes to UFO Truth Magazine and has published extensively on Listverse and Me Time For The Mind.

As a podcaster, Lowth hosts the UFO Insight Podcast, available on Spotify and other platforms, where he discusses documented UFO encounters, contactee testimonies, and unexplained phenomena.

Media Appearances

Lowth regularly appears as a UFO expert on radio talk shows including Troubled Minds, Unexplained Radio, Passion for the Paranormal, and Behind The Paranormal with Paul & Ben Eno. He has been interviewed across multiple podcast networks discussing UFO research methodology and contemporary sightings.

Research Focus

Lowth's investigations emphasize the interconnections between seemingly unrelated fields: the overlap between UFO sightings and Bigfoot encounters in the same geographic regions, parallels between alien abduction accounts and hauntings, and the convergence of paranormal phenomena with contactee narratives. He presents historical contactee accounts—including figures like George Adamski—as serious subjects for analysis rather than dismissal, while maintaining a research-driven approach to documentation and cross-referencing.