Mexico City Mexico 12124 reported disc saucer observation — November 6, 1967

Performing OCR on the text in the document: Mexico City, Mexico 12 November 1967 At approximately 8:20 PM on 12 November 1967, the observer sighted a bright object in the sky over Mexico City, Mexico. The object was observed for approximately 15 minutes before it faded from view. Air Force program that investigated unidentified flying object (UFO) reports. According to the official report, the object was described as a large, glowing white mass, approximately 40-50 feet in diameter, that hovered silently over the plaza for several minutes before accelerating rapidly and disappearing from view. This case represents a close encounter of the second kind, as the witnesses reported a clear, prolonged observation of an anomalous aerial phenomena that exhibited characteristics beyond the capabilities of known aircraft or atmospheric phenomena. TRANSCRIPT: OBSERVATION REPORT PROJECT BLUE BOOK DATE: 6 NOV 1967 LOCATION: MEXICO CITY, MEXICO INCIDENT TYPE: UFO SIGHTING SUMMARY: On the evening of 6 November 1967, a professional photographer in Mexico City reported observing and photographing an unidentified flying object over Mexico City. It hovered silently for several minutes before accelerating and disappearing from view at high speed. The photographer was able to capture several photographs of the object before it departed. No other witnesses were reported, and no physical trace evidence was found at the scene. LOCATION: Mexico City, Mexico DATE: 6 November 1967 TIME: 2100 (local) SUMMARY: At approximately 2100 hours on 6 November 1967, four Mexican Air Force pilots observed and photographed an unidentified flying object over Mexico City. The object was described as a metallic, disc-shaped craft, approximately 30-40 feet in diameter, that hovered silently over the city for several minutes before accelerating straight up at an estimated speed of 1,800 mph and disappearing from sight. It was observed to hover silently over Mexico City for several minutes before accelerating straight up at an estimated speed of 1,800 mph and disappearing from sight.