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• 20NM EOFTOPIA unidentified aerial event — November 1954

  1954-11-01 · 20NM EOFTOPIA, New Mexico, United States · CE1

  On or during November 1954, at or near 20NM EOFTOPIA, New Mexico, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: BRILLIANT FLASH OF LIGHT, LIT UP COCKPIT, THEN DISAPPEARED 11.

• 20NMWof Junction reported sphere orb observation — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 20NMWof Junction, Texas, United States · CE1

  First glowed as sphere. METEOR-LIKE. (2) OBSERVED TO BE PEA SIZE. (3) FIRST WHITE THEN YELLOW TO YELLOWISH RED. (4) ONE. (5) NOT APPLICABLE. (6) NONE. (7) METEOR-LIKE ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY PROLONED IN COMPARISON AND BRIGHTER BY FAR THAN OTHER OBSERVATIONS MADE WITHIN MINUTES SUBJECT

• 21 15N170 15W unidentified aerial event — November 1961

  1961-11-01 · 21 15N170 15W · CE1

  On or during November 1961, at or near 21 15N170 15W, the source reports the following sequence: SIGHTED BY NAV WHILE SHOOTING STARS. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE AND NAVIGATORS SEXTANT. SIGHTED 0305SZ NOV AT DUSK. SIGHTED BY NAV WHILE SHOOTING STARS. OBSERVED WITH NAKED EYE AND NAVIG

• 21 16N121 40E unidentified aerial event — February 1962

  1962-02-01 · 21 16N121 40E · CE1

  On or during February 1962, at or near 21 16N121 40E, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object sighted at 35° elevation bearing 200° azimuth heading. Seemed to be stationary then disappeared. SIGHTED AT AN ELEVATION OF 35 DEGREES BEARING 340 DE

• 21 26N158 20W Pacific unidentified aerial event — February 1963

  1963-02-01 · 21 26N158 20W Pacific · CE1

  On or during February 1963, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 21 26N158 20W Pacific. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction

• 21 2mi Nof Troy radar-visual unidentified-object report — January 17, 1961

  1961-01-17 · 21 2mi Nof Troy, Ohio, United States · CE1

  On or during January 17, 1961, at or near 21 2mi Nof Troy, Ohio, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Light traveled across sky, disappeared (?) to reappeared and exploded. CONCLUSIONS P Was a Satellite P Was Aircraft P Was Balloon P

• 21 46N84 47WOVERGULFOFMEXICO radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 1954

  1954-11-01 · 21 46N84 47WOVERGULFOFMEXICO · CE1

  On or during November 1954, at or near 21 46N84 47WOVERGULFOFMEXICO, the source reports the following sequence: TYPE OF SIGHTING USA OBSERVERS ON APS-24 RADAR ON RB-36 INTERCEPTED OR SAW SAME AS THAT OF RB-36 8. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING USO OBSERVED ON APS-24 RADAR ON RB-36, INT

• 21 49N157 10W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 1963

  1963-10-01 · 21 49N157 10W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1963, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 21 49N157 10W Pacific. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction

• 21 50N153 30W Pacific unidentified aerial event — May 1964

  1964-05-01 · 21 50N153 30W Pacific · CE1

  On or during May 1964, at or near 21 50N153 30W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: LENGTH OF OBSERVATION: not reported 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Two yellow lights observed from Airliner, five yellow lights observed to be stationary. AT TIME OF REPORTED SIGHT

• 2100N163Eand2150N16040E FAREAST radar-visual unidentified-object report — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 2100N163Eand2150N16040E FAREAST · CE1

  On or during December 1961, at or near 2100N163Eand2150N16040E FAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: PASSED APP MIDWAY BETWEEN POLARIS AND HOR THEN CONTINUED DISINTEGRATING UNTIL DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF ACFT APPROXIMATELY ON HORIZON. 5 SHIPS WERE CONTACTED BY RADAR AND

• 210mi South / Ceylon submerged-object report — March 20, 1990

  1990-03-20 · 210MI SOUTH / CEYLON, EQU, Indian Ocean + islands · CE1

  Sphere emerges / sea.

• 210mi Southeast / Bermuda disc or spherical object report — January 21, 1956

  1956-01-21 · 210MI SOUTHEAST / BERMUDA, NAT, Atlantic Ocean + islands · CE1

  "Star" falls.

• 2130N15803W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — December 1961

  1961-12-01 · 2130N15803W PACIFIC · CE1

  Obj appeared to move horizontally and vertically about 5 degrees, dropped to about 25 deg in 15 min and 35 min later disappeared on horizon. COMMENTS: Obj sighted was probably bright star Sirius, magnitude -1.C. Identification and elevation reported for convenience. NNNN AP IN :

• 21deg32N&157deg06W Pacific unidentified aerial event — February 7, 1951

  1951-02-07 · 21deg32N&157deg06W Pacific · CE1

  Disappeared about 4 deg. elevation. COMMENTS Insufficient data for evaluation in that duration not reported. Object was observed to be lighted as if by internal illumination. This object was observed at a distance of approximately 7.5 miles. Object was sighted at 19:57 hours at a

• 22 02N117 00E FAREAST unidentified aerial event — July 1963

  1963-07-01 · 22 02N117 00E FAREAST · CE1

  On or during July 1963, at or near 22 02N117 00E FAREAST, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: White object size of 1st mag star traveling at high speed and high altitude observed for 6 min to 20 deg elevation 140 deg azimuth.

• 22 30N158W Pacific unidentified radar-target report — December 1953

  1953-12-01 · 22 30N158W Pacific · CE1

  On or during December 1953, at or near 22 30N158W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: 17 Dec 53 17/17+02 22.30N 158W (Pacific) MILITARY FIVE SIGHTINGS Radar 4 min period AIR-INTERCEPT RADAR GBAT 9 YES 9 NO FID SEP 23 0-327 (TDE) NB 12393 NO UNCL REPLY OR REF IF DT

• 22 40N125 00E unidentified aerial event — April 1962

  1962-04-01 · 22 40N125 00E · CE1

  On or during April 1962, at or near 22 40N125 00E, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object traveling NNE observed for 3 mins. Initial observation at 5 deg. elevation - object faded and disappeared. Reappeared 45 deg. elevation and gradually fa

• 220 miles NW of Puerto Rico unidentified-object report — November 19, 1964

  1964-11-19 · 220 miles NW of Puerto Rico, International waters · CE1

  U.S.S.

• 2202N160 40WKunia unidentified aerial event — April 1962

  1962-04-01 · 2202N160 40WKunia, Hawaii, United States · CE1

  On or during April 1962, at or near 2202N160 40WKunia, Hawaii, United States, the source reports the following sequence: Hovered, then moved to the north, then maneuvered and disappeared. Hovered, then moved to the north, then maneuvered and disappeared.

• 2222N12400E FAREAST unidentified aerial event — May 1961

  1961-05-01 · 2222N12400E FAREAST · CE1

  It appears to be a page from a Project Blue Book document, specifically a naval message related to an unidentified flying object (UFO) sighting.

• 2227N17519E FAREAST reported disc saucer observation — August 1961

  1961-08-01 · 2227N17519E FAREAST · CE1

  Yours very truly, Tracking & Data Systems United States Air Force Dear Sir: This refers to our report to you dated 22 Sept 55 of a sighting of an object approximating the description of a flying saucer, observed at this location on 17 Aug 55 at 0300 hours. The details of the orig

• 2240N15414WPACIFIC unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 2240N15414WPACIFIC · CE1

  A pilot of Echo I reports that an object was in area to flying in exact sight path as reported for objt. IT APPEARED IN BEARING 230 DEGREES ALTITUDE 22 DEGREES AND DISAPPEARED IN A CLOUD IN BEARING 230 DEGREES ALTITUDE 12 DEGREES. IT WAS OF THE SAME BRILLIANCE AS LHR STAR VEGA WH

• 22Mi NWOf Carbondale unidentified aerial event — February 3, 1960

  1960-02-03 · 22Mi NWOf Carbondale, Illinois, United States · CE1

  Air Force program to investigate unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

• 22N67 20W Atlantic Ocean radar-visual unidentified-object report — March 1962

  1962-03-01 · 22N67 20W Atlantic Ocean · CE1

  On or during March 1962, at or near 22N67 20W Atlantic Ocean, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING A round white object about the size of a basketball was observed on the radar screen. It was tracked by Ground-Radar for about 3 minutes. SAW FOR ALM

• 23 09N159 31W Pacific unidentified aerial event — October 1964

  1964-10-01 · 23 09N159 31W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1964, at or near 23 09N159 31W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: DIRECTLY OBSERVED AT REPORTED SPEED OF 500 KNOTS. FIRST OBSERVED AT 10,000 FEET, THEN AT 100,000 FEET.

• 23 34N149 unidentified aerial event — February 1961

  1961-02-01 · 23 34N149 · CE1

  On or during February 1961, at or near 23 34N149, the source reports the following sequence: AT 082055W AT LATITUDE 23-34 NORTH LONGITUDE 149-42 WEST SIGHTED BRIGHT WHITE OBJECT WITH APPEARANCE OF FIRST MAGNITUDE STAR AT A POSITION ANGLE OF APPROXIMATE 30 DEGREES TRUE MOVING IN A

• 23 34S163 44W Pacific unidentified aerial event — August 1962

  1962-08-01 · 23 34S163 44W Pacific · CE1

  On or during August 1962, at or near 23 34S163 44W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: W/BRIGHTNESS & SIZE OF VENUS OBSERVED I.L. The image shows a page from a declassified report, likely from Project Blue Book, containing text with details about a reported UFO si

• 23 59N175 20E39 20N145 50E Pacific radar-visual unidentified-object report — July 1960

  1960-07-01 · 23 59N175 20E39 20N145 50E Pacific · CE1

  On or during July 1960, at or near 23 59N175 20E39 20N145 50E Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: FLIGHT OBSERVED ON SCOPE FOR 9 MINS, COULD NOT BE VISUALLY ACQUIRED.SIGNAL LOST FROM RADAR SCOPE. It appears to be a page from a report or document related to Project

• 23 Apr 1977 — Mickleover,Derbyshire. UFO report

  1977-04-23 · Mickleover,Derbyshire., United Kingdom · CE1

  appearred in bright flash.dived & climbed.flew away

• 23 Dec 1974 — Werneth Low,Oldham UFO report

  1974-12-23 · Werneth Low,Oldham, United Kingdom · CE1

  Rose.Descended.Discharged"spheres.Changed form

• 23 Mar 1982 — Milton Keynes,Bucks. UFO report

  1982-03-23 · Milton Keynes,Bucks., United Kingdom · CE1

  Slow motion.Throbbing Sound.Passed overhead.

• 2313N12116W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 2313N12116W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during July 1961, at or near 2313N12116W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: FIRST OBSERVED DIRECTLY OVERHEAD. PASSED OVERHEAD FROM WSW TO ENE WITH NO DEVIATION FROM STRAIGHT COURSE. DISAPPEARED IN CLOUDS. SIGHTED 31/0721Z. SIGHTED AT NIGHT LOCATION 23 18N 1

• 2316N6927WATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — July 1961

  1961-07-01 · 2316N6927WATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during July 1961, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 2316N6927WATLANTIC. The source describes the observation type as DD Month YY Ground-Visual.

• 2336N7543WATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — March 1961

  1961-03-01 · 2336N7543WATLANTIC · CE1

  On or during March 1961, an unidentified aerial event was reported at or near 2336N7543WATLANTIC. The surviving machine transcription does not yet yield a dependable beginning-to-end event sequence. The source text is retained in full for manual chronological reconstruction again

• 23Mi SEof Belle Glade reported cigar cylinder observation — May 1958

  1958-05-01 · 23Mi SEof Belle Glade, Florida, United States · CE1

  Broad roar to a high pitched whine when it turned. Front w/spotlight at front, when it turned vertical it was triangle shaped. When spotlight was trained on obj it went into a steep climb & disappeared. ACI:LONG, CIGAR-SHAPED. (1) BASKETBALLS (2) DULL CRANGE TURNING TO GLARING WH

• 23mi SOf Joliet reported irregular observation — May 4, 1960

  1960-05-04 · 23mi SOf Joliet, Illinois, United States · CE1

  From the lower left portion there appeared a stream of light yellowish-white in color. From the lower left portion there appeared a stream of light yellowish-white in color. CAPT DONALD V HICKS 51,570A, 33439th School Sq, ATC, this stn, is hereby assigned to investigate the facts

• 23S173E Between Nandiand Australia unidentified aerial event — December 1960

  1960-12-01 · 23S173E Between Nandiand Australia, Australia · CE1

  On or during December 1960, at or near 23S173E Between Nandiand Australia, Australia, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: One object observed at 30° altitude moving from the NNW to SSE with brightness of Venus. It disappeared behind clouds. OBJEC

• 24 14N 83 32W ATLANTIC unidentified aerial event — April 1968

  1968-04-01 · 24 14N 83 32W ATLANTIC · CE1

  There witnessed sighted a yellow-orange flaming object that traveled at high speed in a southerly direction.

• 24 14N151 26W Pacific reported light formation observation — October 1962

  1962-10-01 · 24 14N151 26W Pacific · CE1

  On or during October 1962, at or near 24 14N151 26W Pacific, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Horseshoe shaped obj about 1/3 diameter of moon observed for 1 1/2 seconds. Moon at this time was observed at 1-2 dgrs above the horizon. REFERENCE AF

• 24 40N150W PACIFIC unidentified aerial event — September 1963

  1963-09-01 · 24 40N150W PACIFIC · CE1

  On or during September 1963, at or near 24 40N150W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: COURSE: Not reported 7. This is CO deg below reported observation. However, since object was reported as stationary on or near the horizon, it is probably in that category. Air