High Credibility Cases
| id | datetime_utc | year | city | state | country | latitude | longitude | shape | duration_seconds | description | credibility_score | witness_type | source | source_tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25f0edf7-e857-5f96-9d14-c410f7553f62 | 1973-08-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | Sary Shagan | SU | 49.0 | 75.3 | circle | 900 | [FIRK-311/01638-77] | [DECLASSIFIED] | On an evening in late summer 1973 at Site 7 of the Sary Shagan weapons testing range, a former Soviet citizen observed an unidentified aerial phenomenon while stepping outside during a Canada-USSR sporting event on television. The witness observed a sharp, bright green circular object or mass in the sky positioned west of the site at an approximate sighting angle of 70 degrees. The altitude was indeterminate, though the witness believed it was higher than cloud level due to clear sky conditions. Within 10 to 15 seconds of initial observation, the green circle widened and several green concentric circles formed around the central mass over a brief period. Within minutes, the coloring disappeared entirely. No sound such as an explosion was associated with the phenomenon. The witness could not estimate the diameter of the object and provided no opinion regarding its nature. No rumors resulted from the sighting, and no additional details were available. The phenomenon occurred during a period when the facility was conducting weapons testing and rumored laser research. | Corroboration: Single witness, former Soviet citizen with access to weapons testing facility. Clear sky conditions noted. No corroborating witnesses, radar data, or sensor confirmation mentioned. Phenomenon exhibited structured behavior (concentric circle formation). | 9.8 | government | PURSUE-CIA | 1 | |
| b1762c6f-dc95-5620-8321-466fb88a2079 | 1973-08-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | Sary Shagan | SU | 45.97 | 61.79 | circle | 900 | [FIRK-311/01638-77] | [DECLASSIFIED] | During a sporting competition broadcast between Canada and USSR observed on television while stationed outside, a witness observed an unidentified sharp, bright green circular object or mass in the sky. The object was situated west of Site 7 at an angle of sighting of approximately 70 degrees. The altitude of the object was undetermined. Although there were no clouds in the sky that evening, the source believed the green mass would have been higher than cloud level. The diameter could not be estimated. Within 10 to 15 seconds of observation, the green circle widened and within a brief period of time several green concentric circles formed around the mass. Within minutes the coloring disappeared. There was no sound, such as an explosion, associated with the phenomenon. Field Comment indicates source had no opinion as to identification. There was no resultant rumor and source could not provide further details. | Corroboration: Direct eyewitness observation by individual stationed at Soviet weapons testing facility; visual phenomenon only, no radar or instrumental confirmation documented | 9.5 | military | PURSUE-CIA | 1 | |
| 87876dac-7db2-4b98-b6d0-da492a7e4490 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | luminous object | A luminous object was detected by radar both below and elevated rapidly over a region, capable of launching intercontinental atomic missiles over the Soviet Union. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 9.3 | military | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1e0ed0b7-d3aa-4d18-b3e0-85ae989bb2bf | Selfridge AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | An unidentified object was observed on radar exhibiting velocities ranging from zero to approximately 430 mph with erratic altitude changes. Witnesses reported conflicting dates (8 or 9 March). Analysis concluded the radar observations were likely due to turbulent conditions in ice-laden clouds rather than an unknown craft. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: project_grudge_docs.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 9.3 | military | SignGrudge-UAP | 1 | |||||
| c17a541c-8eab-4f32-b918-cb8154208f25 | Eglin Air Force Base | FL | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Rounded cone | A military pilot reported four potential UAP observed via radar at 16,000-18,000 feet near Eglin AFB, with visual confirmation and EO/IR imagery of one object. The object was described as gray with orange-red coloring, approximately 12 feet in diameter, moving very slowly or stationary. AARO concluded the object was very likely a commercial lighting balloon with moderate confidence. | Resolution: Resolved; very likely a lighter-than-air object, such as a large commercial lighting balloon | Sensors: radar, electro-optical, infrared, visual | RADAR CONFIRMED | 9.3 | military | AARO | 1 | |||
| 89660b15-f4cc-4fb5-ab64-bef6ede788c9 | 2020-05-14T00:00:00Z | 2020 | Middle East | 28.314 | 49.524 | Round | During night ISR tasking, a solid white object flew through the field of view above water with erratic movements. Crew temporarily lost and re-acquired the object, obtained 4x zoom before losing track due to poor track placement. | 9.3 | military | PURSUE-DoW | 1 | |||
| 4b0ee58a-f700-46fc-bf1a-67438ba94d53 | Mediterranean Sea | 36.5814 | 25.9953 | triangular | 1 UAP detected during return to base (RTB) transit over Mediterranean coordinates. UAP described as triangular and metallic, observed at altitude 24,989 feet MSL traveling at 168 knots. | 9.3 | military | PURSUE-DoW | 1 | |||||
| 63c9b3de-5fb5-4020-a38f-5a4be7ec4ae1 | Al Taqaddum Air Base | iq | 33.0 | 44.0 | Balloon shaped | On October 23, 2017, an infrared sensor aboard an aerostat at Al Taqaddum Air Base, Iraq recorded 17.5 minutes of footage of an unidentified floating object. AARO assessed with high confidence that the object was a cluster of fully and partially inflated balloons moving at 4-14 mph at an altitude of 850-2,200 feet. The object exhibited no anomalous behavior or capabilities exceeding known state-of-the-art performance. | Resolution: AARO assesses with high confidence that the object was consistent with a cluster of fully and partially inflated balloons and did not exhibit anomalous behavior or capabilities. | Sensors: infrared | VIDEO CONFIRMED | 9.2 | military | AARO | 1 | ||||
| a12e463e-f50d-4eaf-a742-bc58d03da228 | FL | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Spherical or oblate ellipsoid | In January 2015, a U.S. Navy F/A-18F pilot recorded an object using a Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) sensor off the coast of Florida that appeared to move at high speeds. AARO analysis determined the object's speed ranged from 5-92 mph depending on wind direction and heading, with the apparent high speed attributable to motion parallax effects. The object demonstrated no anomalous performance characteristics and was consistent with wind conditions at its altitude. | Resolution: AARO assesses with high confidence that the object did not move at anomalous speeds and did not demonstrate anomalous performance characteristics. The apparent high speed is attributable to motion parallax, an optical effect when observing from a moving frame of reference. | Sensors: infrared | VIDEO CONFIRMED | 9.2 | military | AARO | 1 | ||||
| 92a22724-1ffd-486b-990a-bbb4f62326e7 | Aguadilla | PR | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Indistinct | On April 26, 2013, a CBP aircraft's infrared sensor captured thermal video of two objects drifting at wind speed near Rafael Hernandez Airport in Puerto Rico. The objects appeared to move at high speed and separate before disappearing from sensor view. AARO determined the objects were two sky lanterns drifting at approximately 8 mph, with apparent high speed attributable to motion parallax effects from the moving aircraft. | Resolution: AARO assesses with high confidence that the objects did not exhibit anomalous behavior or transmedium capabilities. With moderate confidence, AARO assesses the objects were a pair of sky lanterns. The apparent high speed, separation, and ocean entry were explained by motion parallax, changing sensor viewing angles, and cloud obscuration affecting video quality. | Sensors: infrared | VIDEO CONFIRMED | 9.2 | military | AARO | 1 | |||
| 8d875a6d-88e1-4f60-b675-cfcdd4ce051a | Mt. Etna | it | 43.0 | 12.0 | Spherical | In December 2018, a SWIR infrared camera aboard a U.S. military UAS near Mt. Etna captured video of a round object that appeared to move at high speeds through the volcano's ash plume. AARO determined the object was a balloon moving at approximately 24 mph with wind patterns, with its apparent high speed caused by motion parallax optical effects and sensor limitations. The object did not pass through the ash plume and exhibited no anomalous performance characteristics. | Resolution: AARO assesses with moderate confidence that the object was a balloon. AARO assesses with high confidence that the object did not exhibit anomalous behavior. Apparent anomalies were caused by optical effects (motion parallax), atmospheric turbulence, and sensor limitations of the SWIR camera. | Sensors: infrared, shortwave infrared (SWIR) | VIDEO CONFIRMED | 9.2 | military | AARO | 1 | ||||
| e16fd129-17e9-4ba8-8dee-9df1402b435e | Tacoma | WA | us | 47.245501 | -122.438329 | unknown | raw: Tacoma, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7072aa4f-0b66-4976-9f39-a1781fe7a8bc | Boise | ID | us | 43.616616 | -116.200886 | unknown | - | raw: Hah Boise, Idaho - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1cbe42a3-f379-4e2d-b7b3-93040b779d87 | Oak Ridge | TN | us | 36.010356 | -84.269645 | unknown | (FOLDER) | raw: Oak Ridge, Tennessee (FOLDER) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b6ccedc5-9052-4ab3-9be2-354e4ae657a9 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | Area | raw: Portland, Oregon Area | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4462294-aabf-46d1-9e24-d2c621ee535f | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b32205a2-0a7c-4d6e-8609-3bc0a273c639 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bcafab37-79b4-406e-b6eb-e3efe9dda4ff | Hollywood | CA | us | 34.098003 | -118.329523 | unknown | raw: Hollywood, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 48664be1-2f53-489b-8521-7aab515f1fb2 | 1947-06-01T00:00:00 | 1947 | Birmingham | AL | us | 33.520682 | -86.802433 | unknown | raw: Birmingham, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b229af9f-42e5-4e1f-8d13-d2e37822e19d | keland | FL | us | 28.039465 | -81.949804 | unknown | (MODET) | raw: Lakeland, Florida (MODET) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 91709db6-9955-41f6-a070-626065e15dac | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | (FOLDERYO | raw: Phoenix, Arizona (FOLDERYO | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a39998f7-c84c-42dd-9841-17a81109f6c7 | 1959-12-23T00:00:00 | 1959 | Oakdale | CA | us | 37.766595 | -120.847155 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Oakdale, California (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4f17cb98-92e4-46ec-a733-1ab4b08d2922 | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | raw: Omaha, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d782175b-28a6-4c74-8a35-d333fd7f15b8 | 1952-08-10T00:00:00 | 1952 | Midland | MI | us | 43.615583 | -84.247212 | unknown | x - | raw: Midland, Michigan x - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3f229eb3-c320-4f33-9ba7-0d5104f4c79c | 1947-07-09T00:00:00 | 1947 | Morristown | NJ | us | 40.797038 | -74.480987 | unknown | x | raw: Morristown, New Jersey x | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ea0ba20c-8380-4d22-840c-32b9cc8e66ab | 1947-08-03T00:00:00 | 1947 | Hackensack | NJ | us | 40.887078 | -74.041067 | unknown | raw: Hackensack, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0e3f8913-7a20-438e-847f-3cc6a83c1335 | Boston | MA | us | 42.358834 | -71.05783 | unknown | raw: Boston, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| df32295d-ebbe-4827-88a8-a1f2eca6a147 | Wilmington | OH | us | 39.445339 | -83.828538 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9f8ccbbf-41de-4298-8687-208d76cba6b0 | Danville | KY | us | 37.645649 | -84.772182 | unknown | raw: Danville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ef632718-a39c-4a62-8c07-26435f0b1c90 | Cartersville | GA | us | 34.16523 | -84.799761 | unknown | raw: Cartersville, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b8488cdd-79d3-44dd-bf58-3b0a62fa7340 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be7efd03-0f79-494e-9319-5a606299cd8e | Bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373871 | -119.019463 | unknown | raw: Bakersfield, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03943d25-5878-4f36-8cf7-cffa0ce9a999 | Belmont | NC | us | 35.243827 | -81.037732 | unknown | raw: Belmont, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a461e4a2-5c76-47d6-8f3e-2cf779250231 | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | Astro (MBTSOR) | raw: 1527 Memphis, Tennessee Astro (MBTSOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8ad8828e-d4c4-4815-acd4-317e679c4c43 | Wilmington | NC | us | 34.235285 | -77.948728 | unknown | BET es. Insufficient Data | raw: S7 31 Wilmington, North Carolina BET es. Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24f68a9a-648b-4d38-85bc-c6edd549ad1e | 1956-08-27T00:00:00 | 1956 | Altoona | PA | us | 40.519359 | -78.39683 | unknown | (Case Missing) @gM@M@-MMIW | Astro (Meteor) | raw: 77 2h Altoona, Pennsylvania(Case Missing) @gM@M@-MMIW Astro (Meteor) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 844a5ed0-0223-4a2f-b27b-00785b3236e1 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c1aef738-1d0c-42c1-b8cd-f6f652c43880 | é: Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.983955 | -93.259582 | unknown | EERE ALEGRE: | raw: é: Minneapolis, Minnesota EERE ALEGRE: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2999b031-9be8-459f-bfe8-789ba4278b62 | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | eae Balloon | raw: Phoenix, Arizona eae Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fcd55dd8-30b9-4650-96a2-ea4451b60a84 | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Richmond | IN | us | 39.82869 | -84.889852 | unknown | raw: Richmond, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 943ebd4c-e323-489a-bac6-e1e12c77ef2a | Boston | MA | us | 42.358834 | -71.05783 | unknown | raw: Boston, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cf7a610a-c1c1-44ec-badf-c189ca225883 | Tarpon Springs | FL | us | 28.147097 | -82.756367 | unknown | raw: Tarpon Springs, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0ff92830-f4eb-4626-8784-a38d72a80ec1 | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aedaafd2-cb0c-4563-965c-eed146c98521 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | raw: 33 2 Los Alamos, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bd7ebd07-42ee-43da-95ef-0ab063ecd9cc | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fd05d6ca-515c-4ca8-a53e-77032efe552e | 1957-11-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Kodiak | AK | us | 57.790166 | -152.406707 | unknown | raw: Kodiak, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2844af89-9702-4120-9ed2-a20462179789 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2f6ea617-63b8-44b2-bec0-d98095437fed | Knoxville | TN | us | 35.960395 | -83.921026 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Knoxville, Tennessee ; AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d59b01b4-591e-43c5-9884-e9d7336fc430 | ubbock | TX | us | 33.585568 | -101.847022 | unknown | (NO CARDS) Ree. Probable | Other (DUCKS) | raw: Lubbock, Texas (NO CARDS) Ree. Probable Other (DUCKS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d462f330-9306-4fff-bf33-37cf78b5ad5e | Savannah | GA | us | 32.079007 | -81.092134 | unknown | (NO CARDS) Peon ed Probable AIKCRAFT | raw: Savannah, Georgia (NO CARDS) Peon ed Probable AIKCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5cefaaa6-ac30-42dc-aa76-49809f8248c4 | Scottsbluff | NE | us | 41.862302 | -103.662709 | unknown | (NO CARDS) -_. | raw: Scottsbluff, Nebraska (NO CARDS) -_. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ce5d7ba4-292e-4e94-9126-a3d62e8e932e | Scottsbluff | NE | us | 41.862302 | -103.662709 | unknown | (NO CARDS) | raw: Scottsbluff, Nebraska (NO CARDS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 15d0a1c9-9605-48f1-aa36-81019754ca92 | Hooksett | NH | us | 43.093959 | -71.462516 | unknown | (NO CARDS) Military ; oye) | raw: Hooksett, New Hampshire (NO CARDS) Military ; oye) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c79e2e3a-2211-4c28-bb4c-66910fbb99a7 | Enid | OK | us | 36.396762 | -97.879134 | unknown | (NO CARDS) | raw: Enid, Oklahoma (NO CARDS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 83067a2f-8731-4157-be52-9c6dce55e2a9 | Honolulu | HI | us | 21.304547 | -157.855676 | unknown | (NO CARDS) Military TI | raw: Honolulu, Hawaii (NO CARDS) Military TI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 214a4886-1c4b-4c01-a55b-a79765e4a27a | 2h Fairbanks | AK | us | 64.837845 | -147.716675 | unknown | (NO CARDS) Military | raw: 58/ 2h Fairbanks, Alaska (NO CARDS) Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86f14824-ff01-4229-9c22-d1d55274b479 | S427 Knoxville | TN | us | 35.960395 | -83.921026 | unknown | (NO CARDS) <qaaiggiil | raw: S427 Knoxville, Tennessee (NO CARDS) <qaaiggiil | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d3e3e797-b9fe-40c5-a8ab-dced41cec6b7 | Biloxi | MS | us | 30.400763 | -88.889382 | unknown | _ \ | raw: 52 18 Biloxi, Mississippi _ \ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4da40884-443b-495e-9b91-aaddbf81b4a9 | O03 & Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | Astro (GREEN FIREBALLS ) | raw: O03 & Albuquerque, New Mexico Astro (GREEN FIREBALLS ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f90bffe6-477e-439c-ac71-94fe58eb7ac9 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | Astro (Meteor Gas | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico Astro (Meteor Gas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e973777e-aed4-42a3-884e-5e306500a849 | Dalton | GA | us | 34.769187 | -84.970248 | unknown | a/c a4 | raw: Dalton, Georgia a/c a4 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21c6149f-ab1a-4dd0-967b-677dc12157b8 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | litary Air | Astro (Meteor) 30 | raw: Denver, Colorado litary Air Astro (Meteor) 30 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a3af7ecf-c38b-4781-b7c2-ad89744d8c89 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | Military Air / Eastern Airlines | Astro (Meteor) 38 | raw: Tampa, Florida Military Air / Eastern Airlines Astro (Meteor) 38 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b37b49f8-c095-49d2-bc1b-4caaab9353bc | Tularosa | NM | us | 33.073973 | -106.018602 | unknown | WO Military | Astro (ALTAIR) ©Y/ | raw: Tularosa, New Mexico WO Military Astro (ALTAIR) ©Y/ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8cd5dc51-1684-4c14-8019-5d5f539cf1dd | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | > eis | UNIDENTIFIED GYR. | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico > eis UNIDENTIFIED GYR. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1d8390e2-a6ed-41e6-b1ad-27c5b98ead4c | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | ersonnel § | UNIDENTIFIED fags) | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico ersonnel § UNIDENTIFIED fags) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a10c75c-fa12-437e-9a96-ae013aad54d3 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | Astro (Meteor) Oodle | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico Astro (Meteor) Oodle | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 42151259-274e-4bf1-8630-fc298ea8e848 | 1957-11-05T00:00:00 | 1957 | Decatur | IL | us | 39.845416 | -88.952415 | unknown | Other (Reflection) oY7 | raw: Decatur, Illinois : Other (Reflection) oY7 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e1f2236-fcfc-4f12-8550-4c5436ceb679 | Montpelier | VT | us | 44.260224 | -72.575036 | unknown | raw: Montpelier, Vermont | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b864239-132f-4697-a777-d8415d17075a | Sioux City | IA | us | 42.496682 | -96.405878 | unknown | raw: Sioux City, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0198a1d8-c895-4d49-901a-fd8a23f19244 | ittle Rock | AR | us | 34.746507 | -92.289627 | unknown | raw: Little Rock, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 378fee74-f24c-4592-a205-c570139ac758 | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | raw: Spokane, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c1e9f65-2f6d-49e6-b694-72b45fc7048b | Nashville | TN | us | 36.162277 | -86.774298 | unknown | raw: Nashville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efe95f11-2e16-4562-84aa-73fda0ca6f4d | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1ebc5c9d-1fff-474d-aa75-f9fd7b2101b8 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3693eb4b-169b-4998-9ba1-8cc43cb1ba08 | Knoxville | TN | us | 35.960395 | -83.921026 | unknown | raw: Knoxville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f157158c-7e71-4864-8c94-8e5a5d4d4430 | Oak Ridge | TN | us | 36.010356 | -84.269645 | unknown | Multi (Civilian) Insufficient Data | raw: 72-16 ~ Oak Ridge, Tennessee Multi (Civilian) Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 254b5365-f873-4e74-bc4e-bfe54e89f714 | Oak Ridge | TN | us | 36.010356 | -84.269645 | unknown | Military ( | RADAR) Other (Ground Target) | raw: 77 21 -Oak Ridge, Tennessee Military (RADAR) Other (Ground Target) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7838237-ea41-4f9c-8487-aab436f40edf | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING) Project Twinkle | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico (CARDS MISSING) Project Twinkle | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9847d7b-653c-484f-8ccf-01760fdb49f8 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING' | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico (CARDS MISSING' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 91c555ea-b221-4ae9-900c-4512a6036f29 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING} | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico (CARDS MISSING} | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f4af70f8-cd46-4768-ad3b-3bffff79071d | Newport News | VA | us | 36.977502 | -76.42977 | unknown | raw: Newport News, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a1c4b27-d281-4fc8-a311-ba78054ab437 | 1965-08-20T00:00:00 | 1965 | Mount Airy | NC | us | 36.499388 | -80.607214 | unknown | (INFO ONLY) Civilian | raw: Mount Airy, North Carolina (INFO ONLY) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 60ff405a-a2ca-4ae9-aa1f-a66ecd456abd | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | M/C | raw: Cleveland, Ohio M/C | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 692a68d4-24ae-42fb-8930-9ae511f547b2 | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | ; Not reported Balloon | raw: Spokane, Washington ; Not reported Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21139815-30ba-4a1e-ae09-b38ee047c166 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2250b9ef-05e1-4cce-b987-c3f30ac0475c | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ecebbdc-a390-40d1-90e4-c5e35985517c | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3414da70-8968-4903-935a-8951777689bb | owell | MA | us | 42.641444 | -71.308533 | unknown | raw: Lowell, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| da2c3c76-80d5-470b-963e-628b0fa926bb | Anchorage | AK | us | 61.216313 | -149.894852 | unknown | raw: Anchorage, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4d9f0d05-90bb-432e-828f-adceee129edb | enoir City | TN | us | 35.7973 | -84.25603 | unknown | raw: Lenoir City, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 51da8c22-d355-4c22-b660-024605866ae8 | 1966-04-18T00:00:00 | 1966 | Battle Creek | MI | us | 42.319255 | -85.182427 | unknown | raw: Battle Creek, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2c04c5c4-8434-4bed-8f89-a15b2a0b7300 | Buena Vista | CO | us | 38.842218 | -106.131129 | unknown | raw: Buena Vista, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 280c4bf1-8bf5-495a-89ba-e84ae394b9b2 | 1952-01-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Watsonville | CA | us | 36.909277 | -121.752907 | unknown | Civilian | raw: Watsonville, California Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a4515bbb-4f58-42da-8b34-6168824d5010 | Vienna | VA | us | 38.901373 | -77.265176 | unknown | (CARDS icin eee | raw: Vienna, Virginia (CARDS icin eee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b8a8d48-679f-4727-8a23-151f57c46565 | 1966-04-08T00:00:00 | 1966 | Norwalk | CT | us | 41.117597 | -73.407897 | unknown | raw: Norwalk, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9e5e6654-5a27-4600-ad3c-0d8a76c4d1db | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | MON | Other (HOAX) | raw: 706%, 99 Baltimore, Maryland MON Other (HOAX) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 536918a1-0611-4883-83c0-a19f907324f9 | Santa Cruz | CA | us | 36.974363 | -122.029467 | unknown | sew | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: JMS 35 Santa Cruz, California sew. UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 48f5eb95-e550-4328-9e8b-cf62785f9d2c | 1952-04-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Flint | MI | us | 43.016169 | -83.690021 | unknown | raw: Flint, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 388bac96-7e6b-4fd0-a047-b8def4b94817 | 1952-04-24T00:00:00 | 1952 | Milton | MA | us | 42.250143 | -71.065573 | unknown | raw: Milton, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 59632874-6344-4da9-aea3-12e46aa6150b | Clovis | NM | us | 34.405472 | -103.205071 | unknown | raw: Clovis, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 68e0910a-35e1-4463-825a-a3c5e7f90d86 | Waco | TX | us | 31.54919 | -97.147463 | unknown | raw: Waco, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2e9146fd-04bb-4601-9b66-96c145f80fc3 | Colorado: Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado: Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 89f8a08f-aee8-4d42-8dd8-930a4976ee81 | 1948-10-01T00:00:00 | 1948 | Fargo | ND | us | 46.877229 | -96.789821 | unknown | raw: Fargo, North Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fe96c908-4b66-481b-a7c9-92a65e7f2279 | Grand Rapids | MI | us | 42.963243 | -85.667864 | unknown | raw: Grand Rapids, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 19015b36-c285-4945-a0b0-7e04549d26d6 | 1947-07-02T00:00:00 | 1947 | Royal Oak | MI | us | 42.48948 | -83.144649 | unknown | raw: Royal Oak, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d52b416f-611d-4914-a2ae-8eae5266c704 | 1952-04-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Roseville | MI | us | 42.497258 | -82.937141 | unknown | raw: Roseville, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ae4a33f4-c4e3-4220-ada3-c61bb6e8d632 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | raw: Yuma, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b066e998-c7fd-40b4-bbe8-7e5cf55700c6 | Pontiac | MI | us | 42.638922 | -83.291047 | unknown | raw: Pontiac, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 38c7aa06-7cf4-4280-8401-17424d6659e7 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a1430053-5cb2-4521-9f86-a047806fd4be | 1952-04-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Marshall | TX | us | 32.544776 | -94.3661 | unknown | raw: Marshall, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8b3673e3-cfdd-465a-9718-7214d568a1dc | Topeka | KS | us | 39.049011 | -95.677556 | unknown | raw: Topeka, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6f09209e-b776-4145-b8d5-8d693ef78c88 | % & Richmond | TX | us | 29.431296 | -98.489922 | unknown | ° | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 119% & Richmond, Texas ° Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7259b2a-8be6-4ad0-9475-fe1b35b90b78 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | . Multiple | BALLOON | raw: 97 10 Albuquerque, New Mexico . Multiple BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 65d83e59-f4cf-4a16-bc51-a6af52465632 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | v ager | Other (SEARCHLIGHTS) | raw: 97 10 Portland, Oregon v ager Other (SEARCHLIGHTS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2b55476d-5bfa-4ca6-8cac-d721adbae1d1 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | Other (GROUND LIGHTS) | raw: Yuma, Arizona Other (GROUND LIGHTS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03d8bc5e-0f03-41bd-abb2-db5739368a61 | Rapid City | SD | us | 44.080604 | -103.228023 | unknown | ' Military | raw: Rapid City, South Dakota ' Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b18dd8eb-abbc-4ccc-bd5b-960dacc13dec | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | " | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana" | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a850569-c250-42be-afc8-456a54061340 | ubbock | TX | us | 33.585568 | -101.847022 | unknown | p | raw: Lubbock, Texas p | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c7c3d301-5590-454a-a2ad-df92532dcacf | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | Military | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico, Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be9677da-ddad-449f-b191-142a9749e332 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | Military | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bab343ba-52f9-42c8-99c6-be0668ce4390 | Murray | UT | us | 40.666784 | -111.888417 | unknown | . | raw: Murray, Utah. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a865c918-1c5b-42a2-b215-cde1c3b8f002 | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | (CASE MISSING)' | raw: Austin, Texas (CASE MISSING)' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e5cb5d61-d71d-4246-a17d-8caa91af0e4d | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | ~ | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico ~ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 81b23bcf-74db-4b81-aa4a-f02f66aa25a1 | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 87d9360a-726c-4735-9e1e-224d40cca7ae | Wichita | KS | us | 37.692236 | -97.337545 | unknown | : | raw: Wichita, Kansas: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c7c00c14-ba76-4ba7-9093-e16b7b8f2208 | 1952-05-13T00:00:00 | 1952 | National City | CA | us | 32.678109 | -117.099197 | unknown | / | raw: National City, California / | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2071ed25-270e-4cb0-994a-983e7f7a32c7 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9399e957-9fba-4e1e-8331-fa65295e6250 | Port Huron | MI | us | 42.976085 | -82.433374 | unknown | raw: Port Huron, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ff3d5588-699a-4922-b39c-6d78a42a961b | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Spokane, Washington Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7d0912e7-97b9-45ec-95a0-71027e8c5c99 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | Militery | raw: Yuma, Arizona Militery | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 394be876-07be-4b34-a54b-cf830137d56e | 1967-04-22T00:00:00 | 1967 | Maryville | TN | us | 35.756472 | -83.970459 | unknown | raw: Maryville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0c892893-31c2-4320-8a58-322b713e7092 | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | [eee | raw: Spokane, Washington [eee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 762754ef-c538-42ad-91f7-0ee48baefc92 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kirksville | MO | us | 40.194885 | -92.583394 | unknown | raw: Kirksville, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 03fa5951-519b-4324-b1d1-05d54b5cd5d1 | Oak Ridge | TN | us | 36.010356 | -84.269645 | unknown | TARO | raw: Oak Ridge, Tennessee TARO | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d7f5f2ee-0457-4803-896a-491c4c2e2e17 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 664866c4-366f-46b6-aef3-b5359163993e | os Gatos | CA | us | 37.226611 | -121.97468 | unknown | raw: Los Gatos, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d3e73db8-c19b-4bb5-aee4-d4b6b8ede7ac | Eustis | FL | us | 28.852768 | -81.685353 | unknown | (CARDS MISSIN | raw: Eustis, Florida (CARDS MISSIN | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| de14e5ca-ea6f-4e71-b511-40d1a60ae588 | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | Military | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6bc84b5d-bb21-4c6b-897e-fd090cc14a74 | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | raw: Spokane, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9de86195-67fa-4daf-b633-0761297d006e | Topeka | KS | us | 39.049011 | -95.677556 | unknown | Military | raw: Topeka, Kansas Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af09dd5b-55da-4782-8fba-6d439ca18a81 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d80e161c-662c-4c2b-bb95-fc962878dc8a | Milwaukee | WI | us | 43.038648 | -87.909075 | unknown | Civilian | raw: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5d6089c-cdfc-4048-9ea0-b0b500b361e1 | Platteville | WI | us | 42.734294 | -90.478445 | unknown | i ; | raw: Platteville, Wisconsin i ; | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2fc0878-aa86-4ce5-9bfb-ce4ff496547a | 'y Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | ae | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 1370 'y Houston, Texas ae: Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77788b51-77f5-416d-b68e-37d2ed5fd0cd | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Florence | SC | us | 34.198444 | -79.767166 | unknown | raw: Florence, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4c50aa40-6c41-475f-a7fe-eb08f32d8bf8 | 1953-03-03T00:00:00 | 1953 | Glendale | AZ | us | 33.538686 | -112.185994 | unknown | raw: Glendale, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f749f7d7-afc9-42b9-bbf5-ad64de852608 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d5a2b87b-51ad-4db3-a176-5f2c64ae96ca | Bloomington | IN | us | 39.16704 | -86.534288 | unknown | raw: Bloomington, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1d6066ee-6cd4-4014-9877-b2f4fce2e218 | 1967-04-05T00:00:00 | 1967 | Belleville | IL | us | 38.513581 | -89.984163 | unknown | raw: Belleville, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 18cef8b8-9cc7-4678-96f5-f47cb9fc3f75 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Annapolis | MD | us | 38.97864 | -76.492786 | unknown | raw: Annapolis, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 253a6437-5aad-42aa-9afe-58d7d1c8f66b | 53 'Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: 74/53 'Dallas, Texas INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c13084e6-0290-48ae-ab22-e4d39b4c135e | Tacoma | WA | us | 47.245501 | -122.438329 | unknown | : | raw: 1458 45 Tacoma, Washington : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 59989c1f-0eed-4c0f-978c-266479338245 | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | raw: 40016 Phoenix, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ceb2f148-64ce-49ec-a8ec-9ae97787df4d | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | (FOLDER) ng | raw: 50317 Duluth, Minnesota (FOLDER) ng | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0ba7876c-38fa-44d7-8232-b1104e71fabd | Rapid City | SD | us | 44.080604 | -103.228023 | unknown | Military | raw: 1471917 Rapid City, South Dakota Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d38f48e5-2a7b-44d9-9c86-609af3dae9b2 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | é | raw: 143318 Miami, Florida é | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| da0b48ee-89aa-46bc-a750-d7da07ebaa40 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5f6dd352-7420-4256-8fab-8f48e5661860 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2782bd1e-8812-4a78-96d6-538baaa28ee2 | ouisville | KY | us | 38.254238 | -85.759407 | unknown | Military | raw: Louisville, Kentucky Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 92e631c0-13f8-45fe-ada7-23f1a46ec4f7 | Red Bluff | CA | us | 40.178428 | -122.235923 | unknown | raw: Red Bluff, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c278b9b9-41d4-4945-9c38-d58fbdb6f9ee | 1947-07-04T00:00:00 | 1947 | Alhambra | CA | us | 34.093042 | -118.12706 | unknown | raw: Alhambra, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d975e847-7de7-4e21-9d6d-4dd79166e406 | 1952-09-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Marietta | GA | us | 33.952847 | -84.549615 | unknown | (Dobbins AFB) Military ( | RADAR) | raw: Marietta, Georgia (Dobbins AFB) Military (RADAR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 47c74d9d-a534-4649-91f9-48ca96c8910f | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c87dfb40-4d09-4e20-abb6-e97efd178718 | 1952-07-21T00:00:00 | 1952 | Holyoke | MA | us | 42.207118 | -72.607585 | unknown | raw: Holyoke, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0673d223-72ff-4ae7-9d8c-c850cc48f074 | Boston | MA | us | 42.358834 | -71.05783 | unknown | raw: Boston, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0f094b0a-4d7f-4d67-87a4-86a88831209a | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0e386995-567c-49ee-b6e5-f0e00ca1e51f | Roslindale | MA | us | 42.291209 | -71.124497 | unknown | raw: Roslindale, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c56e0aef-086e-47dc-aff7-fce0ae6c77aa | 1966-04-22T00:00:00 | 1966 | Springfield | MA | us | 42.101876 | -72.588673 | unknown | ff | raw: Springfield, Massachusetts ff | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c8ee6430-e173-4acf-9f69-0f6f93b17c4c | 1952-07-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | New Smyrna Beach | FL | us | 29.025813 | -80.927127 | unknown | q@iiRNiitiam | raw: New Smyrna Beach, Florida q@iiRNiitiam | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| dce3dc0b-2d97-4daa-bb73-5e56affef3d2 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d0da75d-9e8f-4479-b21c-a1d4e0c8faab | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | Military | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2aebb3fa-3297-4878-b727-ff3ed64437da | Dallas | OR | us | 44.918921 | -123.315869 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 832681a6-fdf7-4024-bd89-5b86494c26c0 | Manchester | NH | us | 42.99564 | -71.454789 | unknown | Military | raw: Manchester, New Hampshire Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e270cea2-93d2-4ff6-bac4-84ad3726a00d | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | Ses. | raw: Orlando, Florida Ses. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 66f03f3f-8abe-4151-beb6-300f421499c0 | Alice | TX | us | 27.752249 | -98.069725 | unknown | Military | raw: Alice, Texas Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad11f1c7-61e0-4934-a37d-85294924b273 | lima | OH | us | 40.739979 | -84.105006 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING) | raw: lima, Ohio (CARDS MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6bfb36d4-f303-4955-b4f5-fce3d3580d8f | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | = | raw: Wilmington, Delaware = | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d41561e-b936-4d1c-af02-43d42749b3dd | Hampton | VA | us | 37.026441 | -76.344285 | unknown | (Idngtey azn) (gate Qn | raw: Hampton, Virginia (Idngtey azn) (gate Qn, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5e7dfbff-5ee0-4f12-8404-04b29f4cc887 | 1966-04-08T00:00:00 | 1966 | Norwalk | CA | us | 33.90928 | -118.084917 | unknown | raw: Norwalk, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5e644529-110e-41fc-a813-5259813a75cc | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 46262154-7d4d-4146-8a09-b1195e12f34c | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4e9c6274-7c4d-4927-a2e7-efe73191a191 | 1947-07-15T00:00:00 | 1947 | Concord | CA | us | 37.976853 | -122.033562 | unknown | Civilians | raw: Concord, California Civilians | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5b5c3afa-c79d-499b-a156-266fe0344dfd | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Palm Springs | CA | us | 33.824627 | -116.540303 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Palm Springs, California Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9ccfa785-699a-47bb-b86f-2532f0590da0 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | Military | raw: Kansas City, Missouri Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3f484b8b-2cd5-42c3-be37-6817dbc8ab74 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Annapolis | MD | us | 38.97864 | -76.492786 | unknown | <<, Cee | raw: Annapolis, Maryland <<, Cee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bb731ded-26e3-4d3a-92bf-d39d8fc3e4b0 | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | vivilians | raw: Omaha, Nebraska vivilians | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 12f73902-c2d6-463e-9804-eae03a425e26 | 1967-08-14T00:00:00 | 1967 | Walnut Creek | CA | us | 37.902073 | -122.06187 | unknown | raw: Walnut Creek, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b6075bbb-96b9-473d-99ad-b78c47129f7a | Santa Cruz | CA | us | 36.974363 | -122.029467 | unknown | Civilians | raw: Santa Cruz, California Civilians | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3890bb7a-312f-4307-b567-f12701cd99d1 | Richmond | CA | us | 37.935758 | -122.347748 | unknown | Civilian | raw: Richmond, California Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 736d94af-5a73-4509-b4a2-9fed68aca731 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Florence | SC | us | 34.198444 | -79.767166 | unknown | Civilian | raw: Florence, South Carolina Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e3a71c90-4a97-4236-99ef-6125640f2fef | 1969-04-04T00:00:00 | 1969 | Princeton | IN | us | 38.355439 | -87.567803 | unknown | raw: Princeton, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9bc99a35-47b1-4bbb-bdf9-268991c2c7e4 | los Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 16dfd315-bc47-42ba-9572-3662b750e8cd | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Dania | FL | us | 26.054315 | -80.145743 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING) | raw: Dania, Florida (CARDS MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3fada04a-22e4-4d77-a5b5-734cbf942f58 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | : Possible: aliCrail | raw: Baltimore, Maryland : Possible: aliCrail | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 018eccbe-e53a-432f-a7e1-5f164acd1b15 | Hopewell | VA | us | 37.304315 | -77.2872 | unknown | Possible: asi'ku | raw: Hopewell, Virginia Possible: asi'ku | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 667bb094-12ec-407f-9ae9-e8334be300ce | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Orlando, Florida (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4ff247fd-f6ad-458b-98ec-dc1e965f8cf5 | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | (CARD MISSING) | raw: Detroit, Michigan (CARD MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d0089c9e-1367-4e25-8c3d-0c41968c1b09 | Richmond | CA | us | 37.935758 | -122.347748 | unknown | raw: Richmond, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d1e920b-ef63-4b52-a8d8-f6bb40c81567 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | - | raw: San Antonio, Texas - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c0b232e-9f19-4716-89e1-203c98397b16 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8baf8dbf-bff3-433d-8a51-7cdaa59133e8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 27b83808-755f-46f2-ae2f-012c24b402e8 | Vienna | VA | us | 38.901373 | -77.265176 | unknown | (CARD MISSING) | raw: Vienna, Virginia (CARD MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3126d97e-0505-447c-a627-311303c63b5b | 1947-07-03T00:00:00 | 1947 | Redding | CA | us | 40.586356 | -122.391675 | unknown | raw: Redding, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ff1b057a-cb5a-41c5-b927-bcc89b5bbc2a | 1951-05-29T00:00:00 | 1951 | Downey | CA | us | 33.940444 | -118.129285 | unknown | raw: Downey, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 53629cda-562c-4393-b0a1-98b60aee490a | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | raw: Macon, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 282291fe-a033-4a10-bde7-0debd0fb265d | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | (CARD MISSING) «amyuRer | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico (CARD MISSING) «amyuRer | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 41ef564a-89d8-4937-81fb-59bf00a3261f | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 136f8513-0d12-43a2-8389-112a728118ba | St. Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | Fa ial | raw: St. Paul, Minnesota Fa ial | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efaafdf2-c96e-4ad7-bfa9-899bb1608248 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 042112d1-114b-4423-a7a6-b299f4318d6b | Oakland | CA | us | 37.804456 | -122.271356 | unknown | wie: | raw: Oakland, California wie: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a7f8a1fa-cd3c-455a-90ab-b847d0e56442 | ke Charles | LA | us | 30.23051 | -93.216981 | unknown | raw: Lake Charles, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e8485dce-2116-4f94-b31f-590207c247e6 | Elizabeth | NJ | us | 40.663992 | -74.210701 | unknown | ie: | raw: Elizabeth, New Jersey ie: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 81dc4689-73d5-4fef-975b-24f0c4ca0d65 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | (CARD =» | raw: San Antonio, Texas (CARD =» | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b178fc4-c0b9-4d6f-810e-0114ce6bb24b | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | (CARI | raw: San Antonio, Texas (CARI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9da882f7-b252-4539-8304-71e597203a25 | Fort Worth | TX | us | 32.753177 | -97.332746 | unknown | raw: Fort Worth, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a39e16a9-78c0-4884-9321-dadf881d6ac7 | Red Bluff | CA | us | 40.178428 | -122.235923 | unknown | raw: Red Bluff, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 47d05b07-e1de-4399-96f0-4abbc11cfbdd | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | REEEE | raw: San Antonio, Texas REEEE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 392f8217-3e1d-489d-b949-aa6d491c64ba | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | = | raw: Dallas, Texas = | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9925c480-21ad-43c6-a6e4-41e16d84970a | 1952-08-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Ontario | CA | us | 34.065846 | -117.64843 | unknown | a ee | raw: Ontario, California a ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28efaac7-0455-4866-ba0e-9eaa96bd2027 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | Se | raw: Baltimore, Maryland Se, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5163e9a4-9c67-4761-9507-b7d6ed1c3fba | Palmyra | PA | us | 40.308858 | -76.593237 | unknown | raw: Palmyra, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cf24a966-7fab-4a93-88da-527a6e6356c9 | 1952-08-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Falls Church | VA | us | 38.882334 | -77.171091 | unknown | raw: Falls Church, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2593df97-19b8-4ad4-8da1-0dbcc1368798 | Waco | TX | us | 31.54919 | -97.147463 | unknown | raw: Waco, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 622e1267-adc9-4c2e-9095-7dad0311dd9d | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | SEs | raw: 1906 2h Atlanta, Georgia SEs, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 235eb88b-9383-4dd3-bddc-fdccbd1c30c3 | i Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | "Stan | raw: i Macon, Georgia "Stan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 78519106-de39-4825-9481-9a35bee0d71e | Biloxi | MS | us | 30.400763 | -88.889382 | unknown | raw: Biloxi, Mississippi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d5d5b070-a7be-479c-892a-77dbf996fee9 | Q-25 Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | Military | raw: 199 Q-25 Sacramento, California Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 37497cbd-a8de-4f9d-8368-ba91136b19bd | 1947-07-09T00:00:00 | 1947 | Morristown | TN | us | 36.213981 | -83.294892 | unknown | raw: Morristown, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| aba97d4c-8de5-4457-a5a7-951913447ba7 | Rapid City | SD | us | 44.080604 | -103.228023 | unknown | raw: Rapid City, South Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c00d871b-47aa-40d1-82ec-9d2a4ffcdbb2 | 1952-08-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Elgin | IL | us | 42.03726 | -88.281099 | unknown | raw: Elgin, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b029a478-dd1d-464f-88ea-6a3480a63d37 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | Multiple | AIRCRAFT | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico Multiple AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9d47891c-0f28-48de-b033-d910c0fb2b0a | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | Military | BALLOON | raw: BOA 32 Atlanta, Georgia Military BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 10676891-a379-4bad-9988-d392fbbca86d | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | Ee | Other (TEST FIRINGS) | raw: Baltimore, Maryland Ee Other (TEST FIRINGS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4483cda0-3d1b-4061-bd13-f54c96f0cea1 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f772e5ac-da9c-4da9-8230-1c96b5d64200 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | SReRE UNINDENTIFIED | raw: San Antonio, Texas SReRE UNINDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c2a5840-76a2-49dc-85ab-97847575adcf | ke Charles | LA | us | 30.23051 | -93.216981 | unknown | raw: Lake Charles, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a99f013b-b544-4751-ad8a-81bb997ccef4 | Killeen | TX | us | 31.117144 | -97.727796 | unknown | raw: Killeen, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 456446de-e26f-4e35-a9bb-c1fa3a6d3173 | Boise | ID | us | 43.616616 | -116.200886 | unknown | raw: Boise, Idaho | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24476eeb-3e7b-41d9-bbfb-4f1a0e7ee321 | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | raw: Omaha, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0884a4a5-3a07-416c-a42a-5cf192ecca9a | Hearn | TX | us | 32.901149 | -94.559486 | unknown | raw: Hearn, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a031176-cecf-4438-b526-b423867bdead | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b2b715f8-30c9-4bbb-beb2-fda9c1809b38 | Caribou | ME | us | 46.86063 | -68.011681 | unknown | Military | raw: Caribou, Maine Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e910d0ca-0973-4e24-8b27-26602030a268 | 1952-11-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Vineland | NJ | us | 39.486278 | -75.025426 | unknown | raw: Vineland, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 06b37eb8-c1ea-4a3c-b60c-e6d3fe5baf47 | Auburn | AL | us | 32.609857 | -85.480783 | unknown | = | raw: Auburn, Alabama = | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0b243c33-f815-48e4-ad92-cb533f8c09e9 | Auburn | AL | us | 32.609857 | -85.480783 | unknown | r | raw: Auburn, Alabama r | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3d44198f-4201-4cbc-9433-c9aa608f13c8 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | (CARD MISSIN | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico(CARD MISSIN | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a2e56254-c177-4dbe-bdcb-083f7156bbe2 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | Military | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d333234a-fe9c-4301-887a-1bae386c8711 | 1952-08-15T00:00:00 | 1952 | Davis | CA | us | 38.543553 | -121.739005 | unknown | raw: Davis, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7500ed83-779b-4cd4-a5b0-d409f6b1419e | Wichita | KS | us | 37.692236 | -97.337545 | unknown | raw: Wichita, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7bf51162-f210-4584-b330-82b754487975 | 1959-02-09T00:00:00 | 1959 | Imperial Beach | CA | us | 32.583893 | -117.113049 | unknown | raw: Imperial Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 127a8834-8039-411b-9e73-20e84e21a15f | Glendale | CA | us | 34.146942 | -118.247847 | unknown | (CARD MISSING) | raw: Glendale, California (CARD MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 489c6bad-842e-4846-b46f-aac81f69d9c4 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 042baad1-bc74-43bd-a2d4-5ad0b64957d0 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00 | 1949 | Ogden | UT | us | 41.223005 | -111.973843 | unknown | raw: Ogden, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 557c61d1-beda-4678-92a1-1227a42baca1 | St | FL | us | 29.894695 | -81.31454 | unknown | ages , Insufficient Data | raw: St Augustine, Florida ages , Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8ab01fa2-a2cf-46f8-a850-f969e438a9ca | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | A/c | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado A/c | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dfe486b2-ce43-44bf-a312-16d2a7b24e1c | 1957-08-15T00:00:00 | 1957 | Woodland Hills | CA | us | 34.168436 | -118.605838 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: Woodland Hills, California Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0009212f-8def-4050-890c-1863d61278c1 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | ees | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico ees Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d0d04fc4-bf7e-4e71-b9ca-f5c1220111d7 | Hartsville | SC | us | 34.374043 | -80.073401 | unknown | Military Air Balloon | raw: Hartsville, South Carolina Military Air Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f128b7a5-444a-4ddb-8b37-c7d291017b61 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Greensboro | NC | us | 36.072636 | -79.791975 | unknown | Military Air | raw: Greensboro, North Carolina Military Air | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 563191bb-9743-46ac-b87a-24e833e47e61 | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58dd3a43-7826-4a43-8803-818ebd5dc599 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9c88c744-7dc5-4ceb-821f-63311b6a53c9 | 1956-06-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Banning | CA | us | 33.925569 | -116.875289 | unknown | (CARD MISSING) | raw: Banning, California (CARD MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d66dc9f5-29bc-4848-a738-dc5901e242b4 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 14f9c7f3-0e00-49c9-a1b1-1ebec018ef31 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| badc124f-1fab-422a-9ad5-86e99cb1b2c8 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f8f0a553-2564-4eec-8ac4-b02af5909ac6 | los Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | raw: los Alamos, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a02d260c-94b2-44ff-961a-18afaa2d8d42 | 1957-07-15T00:00:00 | 1957 | Joshua Tree | CA | us | 34.135036 | -116.315277 | unknown | raw: Joshua Tree, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 488aff4a-dccd-436b-9cff-af8cb8afa25a | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | Area | raw: Dallas, Texas Area | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6261c2c6-7415-4f70-b06d-9ef46654041b | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | - Oklahoma, Oxla | raw: Dallas, Texas - Oklahoma, Oxla | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ebf0c399-598f-459c-aae5-80e0c09543b1 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1a236e4d-ea26-417a-8555-c3292c1eca0b | Santa Ana | CA | us | 33.749495 | -117.873221 | unknown | Military Air | raw: Santa Ana, California Military Air | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 306f1d8b-97ba-44aa-b08d-5b016ea2057d | 1952-07-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | Gadsden | AL | us | 34.012832 | -86.003025 | unknown | raw: Gadsden, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5fcf667f-9e43-41f5-99a4-a96a58925cbd | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | raw: Austin, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e8095d40-1907-48a5-8523-1703fe012a16 | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | Ground ( | RADAR) | raw: Austin, Texas Ground (RADAR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6eba5293-c404-4641-b1da-006ab7cbe32b | 1954-06-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Davenport | IA | us | 41.523581 | -90.577097 | unknown | raw: Davenport, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 95971700-9ce1-4a51-9757-510529dbefec | 1952-02-19T00:00:00 | 1952 | Corona | CA | us | 33.875295 | -117.566444 | unknown | raw: Corona, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 98fef1ac-cf92-41ad-b432-3cef2a3eef09 | 1955-08-10T00:00:00 | 1955 | Grand Island | NE | us | 40.924271 | -98.338685 | unknown | raw: Grand Island, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 34f6fc30-7bac-4490-917a-412a3b4182d9 | 1953-01-29T00:00:00 | 1953 | Conway | SC | us | 33.836004 | -79.047814 | unknown | raw: Conway, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd8f94fa-3d01-4312-9b40-a1a6cd1e8cb4 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f48f40a3-16f2-47e3-b977-103ae576191e | Syracuse | NY | us | 43.048122 | -76.147424 | unknown | GES | Other (CONFLICTING DATA) | raw: Syracuse, New York GES Other (CONFLICTING DATA) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2d17517b-5e2f-41cf-af2f-662f13382671 | Saratoga Springs | NY | us | 43.082179 | -73.785392 | unknown | SE | Astro (J JUPITER) | raw: Saratoga Springs, New York SE Astro (J JUPITER) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 02f9d679-c2d2-41ce-86da-59b1fdac7010 | 1958-08-11T00:00:00 | 1958 | Olean | NY | us | 42.077502 | -78.429825 | unknown | ELEC Insufficient Data | raw: Olean, New York ELEC Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2040d4a1-23ec-43d6-8fbd-ff46e2c79caa | 1953-02-16T00:00:00 | 1953 | Willow | AK | us | 61.747222 | -150.0375 | unknown | raw: Willow, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 75ccaae8-0ff9-45b0-a555-759cf7a505d6 | Bremerton | WA | us | 47.565366 | -122.624684 | unknown | raw: Bremerton, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7830a0da-4aa6-40b9-88f5-8445aa2e0455 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Greensboro | NC | us | 36.072636 | -79.791975 | unknown | (CASE MISSING | raw: Greensboro, North Carolina (CASE MISSING | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| baf269b4-ba0c-4767-b36d-a8d899037f62 | 1953-02-20T00:00:00 | 1953 | Stockton | CA | us | 37.957702 | -121.290779 | unknown | raw: Stockton, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 04ecb76f-94e6-4eec-8b9f-b01af2c5d4f9 | 1947-07-02T00:00:00 | 1947 | Green Bay | WI | us | 44.512638 | -88.012579 | unknown | raw: Green Bay, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 277156d8-a464-4ff9-9880-0cd282569f68 | 1960-09-29T00:00:00 | 1960 | Arlington | TX | us | 32.735582 | -97.107119 | unknown | raw: Arlington, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a55b0c2e-78e6-416f-9182-a3d781718319 | 1959-01-03T00:00:00 | 1959 | Dover | DE | us | 39.158168 | -75.524368 | unknown | raw: Dover, Delaware | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1d390f2a-49ce-4270-9b09-878515262293 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d324577a-5f14-4f91-b5a7-98e634ea9a4c | *Sherman | TX | us | 33.639861 | -96.608915 | unknown | raw: a4 *Sherman, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6eb6b643-064b-46fb-b8c4-6f8fb1c84928 | Charleston | WV | us | 38.3506 | -81.633281 | unknown | - | raw: Charleston, West Virginia - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2437e0f2-1043-4707-8a59-70c56bdf4540 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 15dc6bf0-b5b9-477f-bd43-7932868c621e | 1958-08-11T00:00:00 | 1958 | Olean | NY | us | 42.077502 | -78.429825 | unknown | raw: Olean, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 20561c6a-8d3f-4fda-a8c0-81f96933a34a | Great Falls | MT | us | 47.504885 | -111.29189 | unknown | raw: Great Falls, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cbc6851c-e7d0-4186-9374-129f55bfdd4f | Hackettstown | NJ | us | 40.853859 | -74.829255 | unknown | raw: Hackettstown, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 683f861a-521b-4b35-b0d8-0927833588f0 | Anchorage | AK | us | 61.216313 | -149.894852 | unknown | raw: Anchorage, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af6ce5d6-44d7-4d50-837c-b3ac8e2ee88e | 1961-10-17T00:00:00 | 1961 | Tonawanda | NY | us | 43.020679 | -78.878383 | unknown | raw: Tonawanda, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0fdc8868-e3d1-41b2-8f29-b8164bbe5698 | 1953-03-23T00:00:00 | 1953 | Pasadena | TX | us | 29.691075 | -95.209208 | unknown | Gd Visual and | RADAR Balloon | raw: Pasadena, Texas Gd Visual and RADAR Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9a7945f2-ed4d-49f9-aea1-e1b3b0ff3136 | 1967-05-29T00:00:00 | 1967 | Bay City | MI | us | 43.596211 | -83.888171 | unknown | SERB ETI RR | Astro (MSTEOR) | raw: Bay City, Michigan SERB ETI RR Astro (MSTEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 25330143-f269-4e40-861e-f48f15d5d1bc | 1953-11-19T00:00:00 | 1953 | Panama City | FL | us | 30.158652 | -85.660294 | unknown | SBE: A/c | raw: Panama City, Florida SBE: A/c | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f4cd9a39-4c24-4805-ae3b-5da9c1c6a28b | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | Military | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: San Antonio, Texas Military UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 56ed6b92-2ec3-4376-b67f-39af6c740430 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | GUEPGMMMR & | Others=s A/c | raw: San Antonio, Texas GUEPGMMMR & Others=s A/c | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 382f0a6d-acc6-4ce8-bfcf-84f59eb0d682 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | RE erste Balloon | raw: Dayton, Ohio RE erste Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7a3f8417-664b-4836-b849-53a120acc7b8 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | Military Air | Astro (MuTEOR) | raw: Miami, Florida Military Air Astro (MuTEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 237f2eb1-c694-4ca2-b909-5e9e85e89614 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | ee | Other (Hallucination) | raw: Los Angeles, California ee Other (Hallucination) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| adab6059-14cb-4f52-8a7c-45c9cc7ae8cd | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | ERR A/c | raw: Kansas City, Missouri ERR A/c | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ef43e457-2286-4dc2-a64d-1e41fa80fec8 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | ae | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: San Antonio, Texas ae UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dfb55d1e-9a4d-46f4-b6f7-0bb0af792139 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Not Reported | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Dayton, Ohio Not Reported Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1fea338e-2da3-45bc-8bb2-d879976a87c0 | 1949-08-19T00:00:00 | 1949 | Norwood | OH | us | 39.155615 | -84.459664 | unknown | raw: Norwood, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5fb03cad-3c68-418b-ab0e-0e858215e13a | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a648042-bf19-43ea-bb8e-90684ae41ad2 | Covington | GA | us | 33.596601 | -83.859874 | unknown | raw: Covington, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb69f023-68f5-4293-806b-1f545e562fd2 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ae0b6bbd-709e-4784-a7d3-f42f624dd02f | 1952-07-17T00:00:00 | 1952 | White Plains | NY | us | 41.033986 | -73.76291 | unknown | raw: White Plains, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 31fbe829-2e5b-4c99-af6d-0638a3d36215 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d98dc0ea-4db7-4307-b7f3-9f9591767f6f | Grande | OR | us | 45.324607 | -118.08787 | unknown | raw: La Grande, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 019393cb-414e-45c6-8f5e-7e1c5ed62491 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8894bf73-3556-4420-9d70-9c5a7517df49 | Melbourne | FL | us | 28.078503 | -80.607791 | unknown | * Civil Airlines _ | Astro (MBTORS) | raw: 2709-26 Melbourne, Florida * Civil Airlines _ Astro (MBTORS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 16620d6f-78da-4c96-9977-d9c68124b191 | 1966-07-31T00:00:00 | 1966 | Presque Isle | ME | us | 46.681222 | -68.015458 | unknown | Gee Mie, Wem | Astro (METZOR) | raw: 270629 Presque Isle, Maine Gee Mie, Wem Astro (METZOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 971b7623-0b85-4087-88fe-5bc0dbeb80e1 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Annapolis | MD | us | 38.97864 | -76.492786 | unknown | aiggmmm ® | Others Balloon | raw: 27631 Annapolis, Maryland aiggmmm ® Others Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 07dd838c-e4ca-4f2d-b90d-1941ea7b8329 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | . | raw: Dayton, Ohio . | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4360ffa0-d619-4465-8131-4af9d96fc94e | ebanon | OH | us | 39.435337 | -84.202992 | unknown | (CRIFO)( INFO) ° | raw: Lebanon, Ohio (CRIFO)( INFO) ° | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 11d9b3f4-a3a8-423e-9e29-abc13a67d8af | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b40a9412-c70f-4b0b-821d-fc1eae622758 | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | raw: St Louis, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8515536e-0179-48b9-9d56-6c512bd3a5d2 | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | * | raw: New York City, New York * | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 72201afd-7a97-4d9b-9658-6507f97bee99 | os Alamos | NM | us | 35.88137 | -106.298959 | unknown | + | raw: Los Alamos, New Mexico + | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 465dc0d3-d2c1-4d42-a893-9ecefa942e1d | 1953-11-19T00:00:00 | 1953 | Panama City | FL | us | 30.158652 | -85.660294 | unknown | raw: Panama City, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3b55b2e2-0eeb-41f9-bf74-50f2fd4f6649 | 1953-11-18T00:00:00 | 1953 | Marietta | OH | us | 39.416774 | -81.454839 | unknown | raw: Marietta, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ab1e49e5-3bfc-4c77-9a2a-3f9839fd2117 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f0230c80-0029-495c-a1f2-53f5f43199aa | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | raw: Phoenix, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 913d7b94-68d5-4547-83d8-eb179be8135a | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | - | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ee2b9257-42eb-4e25-ba6a-c4e86d22f495 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | - | raw: Dayton, Ohio - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e72e96bd-fe33-4da0-bb81-b62bcbd14cd4 | Bel | NY | us | 40.58024 | -74.156213 | unknown | © | raw: Belmar, New York © | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d30a5045-cd00-4664-ac7d-95909139adfe | Rome | NY | us | 43.21022 | -75.458396 | unknown | raw: Rome, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5fb782cd-5ca3-4716-835d-0e60778a9046 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | ° | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico ° | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2d0af46b-4048-44dc-87ce-10d6822f31b8 | 1953-12-24T00:00:00 | 1953 | El Cajon | CA | us | 32.794773 | -116.962526 | unknown | - | raw: El Cajon, California - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ba3c85ed-693c-486c-8bd2-ad3013977a73 | Madison | CT | us | 41.279428 | -72.598315 | unknown | (/ | raw: Madison, Connecticut (/ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 17c98079-0e5e-4e15-8a98-98bb855bacff | 1955-08-24T00:00:00 | 1955 | Marysville | CA | us | 39.145725 | -121.591352 | unknown | raw: Marysville, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 883ba858-2040-4b2a-9091-b25aebcee24e | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | " | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota " | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ef502aab-a29e-45d6-896d-2a6152bc2c00 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b2766cd0-3611-4d1f-b03a-635cacf97bc5 | Seal Beach | CA | us | 33.742397 | -118.105593 | unknown | raw: Seal Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d498eb72-8852-4638-aa27-bd79fefa861f | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | raw: Mobile, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ffb55006-4795-422f-aa06-0ef1b5f74b83 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | ( | raw: Miami, Florida ( | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d664907d-bf01-4d5d-893b-dabc85d1ffaf | Wichita | KS | us | 37.692236 | -97.337545 | unknown | raw: Wichita, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5e276b23-3f9e-45ef-9cea-95cc0dacd588 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | /. | raw: Atlanta, Georgia /. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5354b6fa-6184-42c9-a579-28f993d005ff | Wichita | KS | us | 37.692236 | -97.337545 | unknown | raw: Wichita, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77811f61-993a-41f7-af6c-9ffa91bb4d3f | Savannah | GA | us | 32.079007 | -81.092134 | unknown | (CASE MISSING MISSING) | raw: Savannah, Georgia (CASE MISSING MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6be8ba33-481b-4dad-8aaf-eaef8da3a076 | 1952-06-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Columbia | MO | us | 38.951883 | -92.333737 | unknown | raw: Columbia, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9914dd9c-45cb-44d8-9ed3-27fb8d502628 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8eaa7c62-dfd4-4d2e-bd4d-fb9d638b9968 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Annapolis | MD | us | 38.97864 | -76.492786 | unknown | raw: Annapolis, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 305b0802-8f8c-49c0-a9e7-b929384b495e | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86d0e151-0b73-49d1-9178-84a729663a01 | Roswell | NM | us | 33.394328 | -104.522952 | unknown | raw: Roswell, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8cff5bde-8828-4c5e-867b-407c44b36fe9 | 1954-04-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Pittsfield | ME | us | 44.783084 | -69.382047 | unknown | raw: Pittsfield, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a3e1138d-da6a-4452-a284-190135150fc5 | Athens | GA | us | 33.959768 | -83.376398 | unknown | raw: Athens, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 515bf6d8-2e21-46fe-bedc-eca79bfd81f8 | Fort Worth | TX | us | 32.753177 | -97.332746 | unknown | raw: Fort Worth, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f18908b1-9329-4ae5-8495-88059990029c | la Porte | IN | us | 41.610598 | -86.722523 | unknown | = | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: 30022 la Porte, Indiana = UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 35ed6e55-ca45-4276-94da-7879e41cbcd0 | 1954-05-31T00:00:00 | 1954 | Concord | NH | us | 43.207178 | -71.537476 | unknown | ee | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: 302931 Concord, New Hampshire ee UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c3bda980-c20a-4d78-824b-366e1a13babc | Savannah | GA | us | 32.079007 | -81.092134 | unknown | raw: Savannah, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f2afbb21-1967-4ba9-a81a-5cb63c5fd81e | 1953-02-20T00:00:00 | 1953 | Stockton | CA | us | 37.957702 | -121.290779 | unknown | raw: Stockton, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a373858f-af3f-4e62-83e5-15ab0d981431 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Dayton, Ohio (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1e27d5ad-3ad6-4319-98eb-4e6e2215b983 | Cleveland Heights | OH | us | 41.520052 | -81.556235 | unknown | raw: Cleveland Heights, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1106d637-acb9-4ce3-a427-32823d87326f | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a59ab3cf-66e9-457b-8031-68f4d4576c65 | 1954-08-17T00:00:00 | 1954 | Garden City | NY | us | 40.726648 | -73.634305 | unknown | raw: Garden City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1359d6e3-a097-47de-ae7b-3a5db5eff5af | St. Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | raw: St. Louis, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 994f192c-485b-47e0-a2e5-12ea6c45479e | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | raw: Phoenix, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03707646-5966-4faa-8589-cdece3b0c752 | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, Delaware | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b21529a1-876a-4714-89e8-244f131ad064 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eaef4561-170d-4eca-9439-8c732580099d | Rivera | CA | us | 33.983069 | -118.096735 | unknown | raw: Rivera, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 02eb5c6e-579f-45ff-aaeb-7458a5d2d080 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e1b7ee5-3204-4963-a0c0-719576ff7871 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 96fc5053-b6c5-4387-8d7c-009c53b7b8c4 | Coronado | CA | us | 32.69152 | -117.176695 | unknown | raw: Coronado, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f43ec4ea-eb24-4352-9d20-784e7af1301f | 1954-07-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Milford | OH | us | 39.174625 | -84.295899 | unknown | raw: Milford, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1e95c94c-0616-487f-a62c-c774e697f52f | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6ca32e53-23dc-4d79-98a7-77a4ba7f7741 | Columbus | GA | us | 32.461071 | -84.988045 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 860b288f-4380-4cc9-93fd-748ceed346df | San | TX | us | 29.882644 | -97.940583 | unknown | raw: San Marcos, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 509882b2-4b11-4aee-8226-734e89db5368 | Moundsville | WV | us | 39.920425 | -80.743212 | unknown | raw: Moundsville, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 57dee208-0447-4fb2-bbd8-75b6cac6fbb4 | 1954-02-02T00:00:00 | 1954 | Greenwich | CT | us | 41.026486 | -73.62846 | unknown | (Rosa) (INFO) | raw: Greenwich, Connecticut (Rosa) (INFO) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 91837ee6-1fd0-4cbd-87e0-fb2c338e9967 | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ec5f9fed-306b-4cad-b46e-79ae392cd259 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cd015659-787e-4297-9407-88c3457358bd | Roanoke | VA | us | 37.270973 | -79.941431 | unknown | (The Roanoke Newspaper) (INFO) | raw: Roanoke, Virginia (The Roanoke Newspaper) (INFO) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5e8d046c-cdf8-4922-b0f5-aa5e19975e36 | Danville | VA | us | 36.587988 | -79.391671 | unknown | raw: Danville, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0caea6a1-ba45-4c04-b4fd-06a86cc15a69 | 1957-09-19T00:00:00 | 1957 | Point Pleasant | NJ | us | 40.083171 | -74.068193 | unknown | raw: Point Pleasant, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6642a39c-fe12-4cad-ba32-4eaea0bca94d | Dorchester | MA | us | 42.301376 | -71.061274 | unknown | raw: Dorchester, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| afabfb20-0fdd-4222-a7c1-d6862c7ee212 | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | (Maney) (INFO) | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Maney) (INFO) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03ff7514-4970-443d-aff2-35346aefccd0 | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ac618b69-4497-4b44-8d98-f417685eaffa | Beaumont | TX | us | 30.082934 | -94.098428 | unknown | U; Civilian | raw: Beaumont, Texas U; Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eefc287f-955d-4f99-bb98-53118910ed19 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1ff6f0e8-c13d-4cc7-a3ba-46205f89e63c | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | : | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3cb24724-43eb-4f71-b1d0-487dae6a29a6 | Neah Bay | WA | us | 48.365339 | -124.615534 | unknown | ETERS | raw: Neah Bay, Washington ETERS | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f1896a66-5fa7-4c26-b89d-31fb1ea30232 | Barstow | CA | us | 34.898622 | -117.024431 | unknown | Multi Civilian. | raw: Barstow, California Multi Civilian. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0665d31c-4d88-46b7-86f3-e077fb3f8e38 | 1950-11-27T00:00:00 | 1950 | Winslow | AZ | us | 35.024198 | -110.697346 | unknown | American Air Lines | raw: Winslow, Arizona American Air Lines | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3a534f04-857d-4617-bf6c-f19c3501c5fb | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | "ype: | raw: Houston, Texas "ype: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9d6e482d-786f-4bc4-8bea-9150157415d6 | 1952-08-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Venice | CA | us | 33.995044 | -118.466888 | unknown | raw: Venice, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 761ff137-ec58-4986-9168-539106e9dc58 | 1952-07-23T00:00:00 | 1952 | Marshfield | MO | us | 37.337121 | -92.906592 | unknown | raw: Marshfield, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 56aa3aa7-44bb-45d5-86cf-c8354f7dc560 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | Military & Civilian | raw: Baltimore, Maryland Military & Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2f46af87-9be1-42d7-8e6a-fe1c5b389b93 | Neosho | MO | us | 36.86652 | -94.370165 | unknown | raw: Neosho, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| df9e0096-2464-40e9-883e-57d037ebe6df | Biloxi | MS | us | 30.400763 | -88.889382 | unknown | raw: Biloxi, Mississippi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d3d56ec4-a4b7-4239-ad20-2171ffb6f82c | Beaumont | TX | us | 30.082934 | -94.098428 | unknown | raw: Beaumont, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 029b139c-20c2-4051-98a0-80e1eee09daa | 1956-08-27T00:00:00 | 1956 | Altoona | PA | us | 40.519359 | -78.39683 | unknown | raw: Altoona, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 27664de1-e1f7-4feb-a030-9453b6642b75 | lafayette | LA | us | 30.226219 | -92.01782 | unknown | . Military & Civilian | raw: lafayette, Louisiana . Military & Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6a068ee0-fa1d-42d3-8844-9fe6e3ee553b | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | Military | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21129d8b-a11d-4e00-9a8c-edd1437217f3 | Kensington | MD | us | 39.025841 | -77.075025 | unknown | eae | raw: Kensington, Maryland eae | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c7a156f5-3e36-44ee-8b8f-4b2ad7a1ffad | ok Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | ee | Astro (MARS) a= | raw: ok Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ee Astro (MARS) a= | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 895c3a8f-b291-4249-86aa-82b8f96e40f2 | g Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | Astro (STARS/PLANETS), | raw: 6g Houston, Texas - , Astro (STARS/PLANETS), | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b76d959e-2e5c-46e4-bf4a-0221595696e4 | ong Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | eae | raw: Long Beach, California eae, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 98aab542-9f89-4b69-a609-5cd3e230d2e1 | Gulfport | MS | us | 30.36742 | -89.092816 | unknown | raw: Gulfport, Mississippi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ba248eed-10cf-4306-9d69-7470b2e18ba4 | 1956-06-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Banning | CA | us | 33.925569 | -116.875289 | unknown | raw: Banning, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6ddf677d-4aaf-4d2c-972f-978f5d35be0a | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b670f18-98bb-4f0b-ab88-a44d8058cf46 | Salt Lake City | UT | us | 40.75962 | -111.886797 | unknown | ~ Mil & Civ | raw: Salt Lake City, Utah ~ Mil & Civ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0503afe3-dc0b-49bf-af9e-479f9fa0b771 | long Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | raw: long Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ea81dd7c-826c-4ad3-b433-4473ed6bf47e | 1947-06-29T00:00:00 | 1947 | Nogales | AZ | us | 31.340213 | -110.936081 | unknown | Military (Vis & | Radar) | raw: Nogales, Arizona Military (Vis & Radar) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a5420835-efb4-4e9c-86c9-cb01bb69caac | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71b39794-0a60-4fc4-bea9-fa4bcb5a2dfc | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a1271573-9d2d-490e-8006-de7e15c7fe30 | 1952-07-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Williamsburg | VA | us | 37.270879 | -76.707404 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Multiple | raw: 32353 3 Williamsburg, Virginia (CASE MISSING) Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 026bad10-4af8-474c-8d46-cdbf57b8be24 | 1952-08-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Falls Church | VA | us | 38.882334 | -77.171091 | unknown | raw: BRS 9 Falls Church, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b713a357-d8b5-4d5c-9f8c-35ff5ddc0afa | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | raw: 3395 17 Yuma, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 07ea27b7-8862-4bbb-8b81-fb7aa66a9c50 | Kalispell | MT | us | 48.202158 | -114.315321 | unknown | z | raw: BIC 18 Kalispell, Montana z | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1c87a543-53f5-4b2a-ab75-d837395e6015 | Macomb, County | MI | us | 42.672604 | -82.917949 | unknown | REN | raw: Macomb, County, Michigan REN, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0346ea6f-6d58-441b-b0da-d7adcc724c51 | keland | FL | us | 28.039465 | -81.949804 | unknown | ba | raw: FYO/ 26 Lakeland, Florida ba | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d34037c4-61c1-42dc-89cb-30f248cad73b | Jacksonville | FL | us | 30.326225 | -81.657918 | unknown | raw: pir a 30 Jacksonville, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ab9739e1-d460-426b-bcdd-4dcc5122b5d7 | ong Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | raw: Long Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a247999f-f8b6-4057-a84e-139f70342fca | 1955-08-23T00:00:00 | 1955 | Harrisburg | PA | us | 40.266311 | -76.886112 | unknown | raw: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 79a85096-c9ec-4590-8121-f775248fc91f | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ef3063bf-3670-499a-af11-5c20278b5f9d | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 00b05058-51ed-4d27-8b85-3914974b9bb1 | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e670f339-3e1f-44d6-9594-ded001b22008 | 1955-02-18T00:00:00 | 1955 | Bowling Green | KY | us | 36.99292 | -86.442868 | unknown | raw: Bowling Green, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 45adc52d-251e-4f53-abb8-0f4f801cf1ca | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Palm Springs | CA | us | 33.824627 | -116.540303 | unknown | raw: Palm Springs, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 852660ac-e574-4c5e-9aeb-ac126d7f1d41 | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4aa49ff3-c1f1-4d29-acc1-69b58bbc10c1 | 1950-03-14T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pacific Beach | CA | us | 32.797827 | -117.240318 | unknown | raw: Pacific Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 38f2678c-b25d-4b65-8bd2-a8cf39cf9613 | 1950-10-03T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pomona | CA | us | 34.055381 | -117.75175 | unknown | raw: Pomona, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bcd7c51e-8f26-4e3b-b5fb-6e97b45cd9aa | 1954-04-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Pittsfield | ME | us | 44.783084 | -69.382047 | unknown | eRe | raw: Pittsfield, Maine eRe, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0e9a46ce-64d6-45a6-b5c5-77bd185eff1a | Charleston | WV | us | 38.3506 | -81.633281 | unknown | wee | raw: Charleston, West Virginia wee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9c6b1ed-21bc-4eb5-a752-f8477528a9c7 | 1951-02-24T00:00:00 | 1951 | Redwood Valley | CA | us | 39.268332 | -123.199375 | unknown | 'Saline | raw: Redwood Valley, California 'Saline, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 68871574-45fe-4e71-bcde-ac97d3853003 | 1955-08-15T00:00:00 | 1955 | Klamath Falls | OR | us | 42.224867 | -121.78167 | unknown | Multi | raw: Klamath Falls, Oregon Multi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eadd18a7-8d0b-4c6a-84c3-dea9c813a73d | Hamilton-Cleves | OH | us | 39.393757 | -84.5731 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Hamilton-Cleves, Ohio Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c449ff0-06cc-46ab-9712-e57c5d4c3c60 | Burbank | CA | us | 34.181209 | -118.307201 | unknown | EES | raw: Burbank, California EES | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a4a133f-712b-4d15-87c4-2ce67a506ff7 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d359ea87-fdf0-44ac-af0d-0f66e33aa4fc | Fitchburg | MA | us | 42.583898 | -71.803827 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Fitchburg, Massachusetts (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5a6238d1-8484-46fe-b7e7-e79b83422f22 | Modesto | CA | us | 37.639342 | -120.996889 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Modesto, California (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 12e0e392-4539-473b-b5ed-ee9d1bcedfb1 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af540f7f-a199-4a31-87ec-1c518ac1cafb | Oakland | CA | us | 37.804456 | -122.271356 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Oakland, California (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8bdf899c-a6c6-4e7e-82ab-423daebac2a4 | Richmond | CA | us | 37.935758 | -122.347748 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Richmond, California (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 37913f98-3289-4204-a3fd-501198d494e8 | 1952-04-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | San Jose | CA | us | 37.336166 | -121.890591 | unknown | raw: San Jose, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 664dfd9b-ce1c-4153-85d7-8b31f83ffe51 | Bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373871 | -119.019463 | unknown | raw: Bakersfield, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 75f386e7-96b3-44a9-a093-14ff4f316631 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5fcbf005-e812-4a00-868e-a32d3fcfa9be | 1956-06-27T00:00:00 | 1956 | Plattsburg | NY | us | 44.698081 | -73.44441 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Plattsburg, New York (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4271fc38-9e7d-4c11-9d3d-d46bdc1c8463 | Hollywood | CA | us | 34.098003 | -118.329523 | unknown | raw: Hollywood, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d11d07a2-09d4-41db-ac23-de5b33a78a6a | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 046ffbb4-cc3b-4388-a85c-dc9b735ecb05 | Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | raw: Van Nuys, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3a0e8188-07e4-45f2-a2a7-6d2f9f5f9952 | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1f9a3278-baef-4fa2-bd2f-18fcd7cb91f7 | 1950-11-14T00:00:00 | 1950 | Rome | GA | us | 34.257038 | -85.164673 | unknown | raw: Rome, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e4864e82-7a73-421d-b382-146ce1ba5228 | 1952-04-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Winchester | VA | us | 39.185218 | -78.16524 | unknown | raw: Winchester, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 526bccb7-9ec1-4b14-86f9-a4e72172479d | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fc8f27c0-99e9-42d7-968e-64046460bfac | Berkeley | CA | us | 37.870839 | -122.272863 | unknown | raw: Berkeley, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dd6a1b96-729b-4fb1-b218-3f7a5c1e0c4c | San Gabriel | CA | us | 34.0991 | -118.108555 | unknown | raw: San Gabriel, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1c7ae499-431c-4c77-b98c-72220c6405d3 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | raw: Yuma, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 57a955b1-cc0f-44a8-8017-1110f93e5659 | Elyria | OH | us | 41.367319 | -82.107358 | unknown | raw: Elyria, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c3932dc-f0be-478e-8d19-ca66efcc6b6f | 1952-06-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Cheyenne | WY | us | 41.139981 | -104.820246 | unknown | raw: Cheyenne, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d51654cb-410b-4c76-b4cc-4108a3162ec6 | ong Island | NY | us | 40.851497 | -73.09943 | unknown | raw: Long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 74f546ae-d64d-40b1-968e-160c7f2bb176 | 1956-07-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Euclid | OH | us | 41.593105 | -81.526787 | unknown | raw: Euclid, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 636de4aa-1c25-49df-8b07-b2d3309d4926 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | se ee | raw: Seattle, Washington se ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9dd070fa-b662-471a-807d-3e9438904657 | d Topeka | KS | us | 39.049011 | -95.677556 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: d Topeka, Kansas Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9b5ef7a3-c928-46f0-b7d2-b78f76b8eb32 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | eee - Eee | raw: Canton, Ohio eee - Eee, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6abeaf19-8b91-4562-9c0e-30bd6281c1d2 | Winsted | CT | us | 41.92752 | -73.071788 | unknown | raw: Winsted, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| daee3701-eb29-4e7d-aba4-9e161dcd9670 | Richland | WA | us | 46.28043 | -119.275205 | unknown | Military Gd & Air | raw: Richland, Washington Military Gd & Air | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d0eeb2d3-11b4-49d7-aa77-ff254ae82d34 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | ane Cn | raw: Seattle, Washington ane Cn | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fce642a3-fbeb-43ae-804a-cdc85886ddc7 | Syracuse | NY | us | 43.048122 | -76.147424 | unknown | (Multi) | raw: Syracuse, New York (Multi) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c5002f6d-02b9-4c12-a054-a9317aff27e3 | Santa | CA | us | 34.95313 | -120.435857 | unknown | BRED | raw: Santa Maria, California BRED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a723770c-cc9f-43e5-bd69-e890af1466af | 1953-01-01T00:00:00 | 1953 | Old Town | ME | us | 44.935398 | -68.645891 | unknown | Spe | raw: Old Town, Maine Spe | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2b334f49-a1cf-4aff-98c8-2b2d746b8d20 | Kirkland | WA | us | 47.676538 | -122.207078 | unknown | Pa | raw: Kirkland, Washington Pa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e92eaaac-419a-4670-9829-eb5bf1e1100a | Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | eee. | raw: Van Nuys, California eee. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a20c611-925a-4bf9-9771-b46b77b518b3 | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian (GOC) | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (CASE MISSING) Civilian (GOC) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5561b8ec-dc27-4a10-ad50-17f8b8e33ab0 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian & Military | raw: Akron, Ohio (CASE MISSING) Civilian & Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 827a765e-b7c1-499c-8c7b-705b2461d5cd | Syracuse | NY | us | 43.048122 | -76.147424 | unknown | Military | raw: Syracuse, New York Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 096b944e-3b2a-44e7-b7b6-60ee74068d2b | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | aD | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota aD | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a9f156bd-046b-416f-944b-51e2e4ab8d02 | Kansas City | KS | us | 39.113456 | -94.626497 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e3fdaf3a-8965-4dec-966b-c4f5eef3e0ea | 1955-07-29T00:00:00 | 1955 | Columbus | NE | us | 41.429299 | -97.358144 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bccab909-3b03-4d9a-a7ae-bf68b2af2788 | Rego Park | NY | us | 40.722865 | -73.862103 | unknown | raw: Rego Park, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 79051dc9-10f6-477e-bb4e-78d9642c0fae | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | raw: Spokane, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2ec4c24-2799-4f26-9e1e-e8155fd2de9e | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a26076e-6ad9-4060-88ae-ffab299801a2 | 1952-09-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Danville | CA | us | 37.822589 | -122.000825 | unknown | raw: Danville, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 84516527-9fe7-4bd5-bdb0-719c03f9e630 | 1956-07-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Rialto | CA | us | 34.1064 | -117.370324 | unknown | raw: Rialto, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 270f31e2-bc19-479a-8b5c-05d3a18e302b | Malden | MA | us | 42.426848 | -71.068374 | unknown | raw: Malden, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8557168b-194c-4509-8564-71184dcbe784 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86565f58-e539-4981-9816-24fdb2143b9f | Rochester | NY | us | 43.157285 | -77.615214 | unknown | raw: Rochester, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a6cb1f74-206e-41eb-872f-9a85d46e15a6 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6a379cc2-1404-4325-b228-3b8a3ae64e81 | St Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: St Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9c301120-7746-4735-85a0-1d8c6b2cd03f | Hollywood | CA | us | 34.098003 | -118.329523 | unknown | raw: Hollywood, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fc3464ac-a874-4cf9-8ccd-d70d9bbe8865 | Roseville | CA | us | 38.752124 | -121.288006 | unknown | raw: Roseville, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ba003234-9c4e-46b8-b27c-2e7d6075f6ec | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a4541b17-d16a-4062-b16f-cd365f2f9665 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00 | 1947 | Alhambra | CA | us | 34.093042 | -118.12706 | unknown | raw: Alhambra, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2dd8e10f-265c-4b1a-9227-1438fc2c3181 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cc9f9852-480d-49e1-ae0e-feb829622a8e | 1955-08-23T00:00:00 | 1955 | Harrisburg | PA | us | 40.266311 | -76.886112 | unknown | raw: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ca1e0284-3433-4a79-bcfe-495d53975d45 | Newport Beach | CA | us | 33.617009 | -117.92944 | unknown | raw: Newport Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5f6800e3-2fab-4ffb-91ac-ed455b6c377e | Oakland | CA | us | 37.804456 | -122.271356 | unknown | raw: Oakland, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2d7eb7a-bc56-490d-b404-7170afdbd48f | 1956-12-10T00:00:00 | 1956 | Hawthorne | CA | us | 33.912827 | -118.342612 | unknown | raw: Hawthorne, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d1079469-a5cf-4d02-a95a-7bf4fc41a446 | Bellingham | WA | us | 48.754401 | -122.478836 | unknown | raw: Bellingham, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2bdfbfc-ad68-4610-aa48-02dd677f853a | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 46697a0d-4361-49fb-87c9-1a4c6304e7a5 | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5f69a04-196b-488a-86a6-fc89e8a4ee1b | los Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 40ea0883-aa0c-4988-9f01-460afde6019c | 1952-02-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Albany | NY | us | 42.651167 | -73.754968 | unknown | ete. | raw: Albany, New York, ete. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 86410ada-f9f0-4c9b-9521-e3c06fd867d4 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71779e6c-0734-4e73-b33f-8777f96dfde6 | Hollister | CA | us | 36.852455 | -121.401602 | unknown | raw: Hollister, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eaa02fa6-942b-4a34-aa87-e322f55a0f86 | 1953-09-28T00:00:00 | 1953 | Palmdale | CA | us | 34.579313 | -118.11711 | unknown | raw: Palmdale, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 181ef778-cd59-4c09-9572-2450e14911f6 | Santa Cruz | CA | us | 36.974363 | -122.029467 | unknown | raw: Santa Cruz, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8dac249d-057f-42d8-b7c3-f67adacd8314 | Waterloo | IA | us | 42.498275 | -92.332874 | unknown | raw: Waterloo, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a9a25df4-a8ec-45c9-8944-8038175feba5 | Bellingham | WA | us | 48.754401 | -122.478836 | unknown | raw: Bellingham, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d47ad3a-38a9-4ee3-9955-23c02bf7ebf7 | 1963-07-20T00:00:00 | 1963 | Springfield | IL | us | 39.799018 | -89.643958 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 983d8cbe-3d02-4f8d-b63c-78cf10d92546 | 1966-09-24T00:00:00 | 1966 | Peoria | IL | us | 40.693861 | -89.589101 | unknown | raw: Peoria, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 01071f89-6a30-4fcc-86b2-f5b00f3745b7 | St Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: St Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 54a2fdd7-1eda-452f-b624-da992e0350b7 | Kankakee | IL | us | 41.12539 | -87.848682 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Kankakee, Illinois (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3531f01b-2231-4747-bba2-9ed6892689ed | Gulfport | MS | us | 30.36742 | -89.092816 | unknown | raw: Gulfport, Mississippi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 66ff8b2c-feaf-4d07-907c-5203b1e29d5a | 1954-05-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | Cedar City | UT | us | 37.677424 | -113.061827 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) vilian - | raw: Cedar City, Utah (CASE MISSING) vilian - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1aaa6bd1-36d6-41ce-a73f-d541c8702e4b | 1957-09-09T00:00:00 | 1957 | Poughkeepsie | NY | us | 41.706554 | -73.928367 | unknown | raw: Poughkeepsie, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| adc221df-8944-46f6-ab8e-fc82ded76e8a | Alexandria | VA | us | 38.80511 | -77.047023 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b7a35d48-3cac-46b4-8bf8-b4b3f27511b3 | Oxford | PA | us | 39.785206 | -75.979022 | unknown | raw: Oxford, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 20f3a8cb-6a1d-44ce-b770-afaf52a6fff7 | 1957-12-03T00:00:00 | 1957 | Ellensburg | WA | us | 46.997064 | -120.545122 | unknown | raw: Ellensburg, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| baec945d-6cb2-4a6b-b9ab-0eb43ec51ad2 | 1965-08-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Traverse City | MI | us | 44.760648 | -85.616598 | unknown | raw: Traverse City, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a161e916-4ce6-4115-bf33-95110c60d078 | 1959-02-25T00:00:00 | 1959 | Barberton | OH | us | 41.012833 | -81.605122 | unknown | raw: Barberton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6604ce7c-56d3-48c4-88f9-7b33e9d76356 | 1963-12-08T00:00:00 | 1963 | Elkton | MD | us | 39.606507 | -75.833093 | unknown | raw: Elkton, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 73e3e69f-130e-4db7-ac46-d3f7b248eded | 1968-06-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | San Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: San Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f78580e5-ab71-410e-b3dd-1063854227d5 | 1952-06-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Cheyenne | WY | us | 41.139981 | -104.820246 | unknown | raw: Cheyenne, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0476be2f-2e45-42fe-b141-d28af659d676 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Yuma, Arizona (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5eef650d-c43d-4ee8-a30a-2435e8235705 | 1960-09-25T00:00:00 | 1960 | Essex | VT | us | 44.490682 | -73.11136 | unknown | raw: Essex Junction, Vermont | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ee0d7033-afe7-41ee-ab2a-5feb281dc5d1 | Knoxville | TN | us | 35.960395 | -83.921026 | unknown | raw: Knoxville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 17f662af-bcc3-41d6-8558-23900c5b5f1a | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e13ac6d7-23ff-4a99-b506-6fafb1076148 | Grand Rapids | MI | us | 42.963243 | -85.667864 | unknown | n | raw: Grand Rapids, Michigan n | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ce00bcf1-a600-4612-acaa-ca767d0e4fad | Exeter | NH | us | 42.981477 | -70.947834 | unknown | (CASE MISSI | raw: Exeter, New Hampshire (CASE MISSI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7e15e173-43d7-452f-8a94-5a49f44167f8 | 1967-11-01T00:00:00 | 1967 | Sonora | CA | us | 37.985304 | -120.383535 | unknown | raw: Sonora, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9ccc9ab8-60a9-4e82-88e6-6e53205006af | 1956-07-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Rialto | CA | us | 34.1064 | -117.370324 | unknown | raw: Rialto, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ad6ee2cb-ca86-491f-a8b5-156d4bd3da65 | 1956-07-12T00:00:00 | 1956 | Monrovia | CA | us | 34.14835 | -118.001452 | unknown | raw: Monrovia, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 502bd26e-f1d3-4a7c-bde7-8da2788707c7 | 1966-04-18T00:00:00 | 1966 | Battle Creek | MI | us | 42.319255 | -85.182427 | unknown | raw: Battle Creek, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a1b73655-4478-4564-923c-4cc5fb21d80a | Pasadena | CA | us | 34.147651 | -118.144155 | unknown | raw: Pasadena, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 700a33d3-feb1-4398-9469-1ff0dba18629 | Marshalltown | IA | us | 42.048881 | -92.912267 | unknown | raw: Marshalltown, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4597957-c38a-4f44-9def-42c5172110c9 | Fairfield | CA | us | 38.249358 | -122.039966 | unknown | (CASE MISSI | raw: Fairfield, California (CASE MISSI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e20c7fa5-e85d-4514-aa68-e59ad78aa297 | keland | FL | us | 28.039465 | -81.949804 | unknown | raw: Lakeland, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e4efab34-e39b-4d39-b848-bbffd71c3382 | 1953-03-21T00:00:00 | 1953 | Elmira | NY | us | 42.089797 | -76.807734 | unknown | raw: Elmira, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 62ebeac5-2902-414c-ab07-597026222cd0 | 1950-07-14T00:00:00 | 1950 | Ocala | FL | us | 29.187199 | -82.140092 | unknown | raw: Ocala, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3811faf8-6210-47b3-b8df-3f1f6bcf1e44 | Beatrice | NE | us | 40.266429 | -96.747369 | unknown | raw: Beatrice, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 20850e3c-565b-407f-85ff-06a4339779d3 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Council Bluffs | IA | us | 41.258841 | -95.851948 | unknown | raw: Council Bluffs, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5f51a59d-caa7-49c9-9e49-b7af5666b5de | 1962-11-17T00:00:00 | 1962 | Dade City | FL | us | 28.364725 | -82.195918 | unknown | raw: Dade City, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d096235d-9d39-4395-a24b-24c8d6ffcbcf | 1952-07-21T00:00:00 | 1952 | Holyoke | MA | us | 42.207118 | -72.607585 | unknown | raw: Holyoke, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 091fe725-8a52-409b-8234-ceddfd461165 | 1952-04-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Marshall | TX | us | 32.544776 | -94.3661 | unknown | raw: Marshall, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 05d99c47-48b0-4260-9603-4e1d52f880bd | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | . (CASE MISSING) | raw: Yuma, Arizona. (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 85e081f4-6d51-445a-ac95-c5e9f30e1a5f | Grand Rapids | MI | us | 42.963243 | -85.667864 | unknown | ' | raw: Grand Rapids, Michigan ' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7c4a7514-d6e6-4017-be53-4fadd82045e3 | Fairfield | CA | us | 38.249358 | -122.039966 | unknown | (CASE MISSING)Civilian | raw: Fairfield, California (CASE MISSING)Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7e0ce1a2-bf9c-4aae-9db9-c3dce0910113 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4f7eebba-b203-4ccb-bb98-4d6a4ef4118f | Zionsville | IN | us | 39.950724 | -86.261697 | unknown | raw: Zionsville, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 89bf0ba4-e171-4568-a045-6c5270af078e | 1955-08-25T00:00:00 | 1955 | Bedford | IN | us | 38.861162 | -86.487215 | unknown | raw: Bedford, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| dfa1552b-7b6e-4c7b-8c81-c1ec9fc10bf2 | 1956-08-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Roseburg | OR | us | 43.216505 | -123.341738 | unknown | raw: Roseburg, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5817958f-7183-4024-8bbc-c3ab406aa862 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f57ed565-99a6-4fd0-be51-281345bcdf84 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c56d4bc-8908-4ca2-9ef5-d03ae64b9dd8 | 1950-02-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | New Bedford | MA | us | 41.636215 | -70.934205 | unknown | raw: New Bedford, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6e4bec30-5359-463e-b6d0-6af27271f48f | 1954-04-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Pittsfield | ME | us | 44.783084 | -69.382047 | unknown | raw: Pittsfield, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ca3201df-e023-4aba-8f72-f1ebf9c5d7cc | 1947-06-30T00:00:00 | 1947 | Albany | GA | us | 31.578206 | -84.155681 | unknown | raw: Albany, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 23d5a93b-e570-418e-ae30-5f3865e85b47 | Bremerton | WA | us | 47.565366 | -122.624684 | unknown | raw: Bremerton, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 02eb2e03-1564-4079-88d9-21c5d4798ee4 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | Area | raw: Seattle, Washington Area | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 26f5e581-8f09-4f19-af06-ba1091f9984c | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0aa67a13-d84e-4647-8fe0-5ffc942f34a7 | North Hollywood | CA | us | 34.16495 | -118.374752 | unknown | raw: North Hollywood, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e45b2137-9d24-4178-92a5-43336fe3ed22 | ke Charles | LA | us | 30.23051 | -93.216981 | unknown | raw: Lake Charles, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bdb5776b-dc83-4e49-a140-9b868f3b594f | 1950-10-05T00:00:00 | 1950 | San Fernando | CA | us | 34.28497 | -118.437652 | unknown | ' | raw: San Fernando, California' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0c5c92c0-99ca-46d3-b01b-cc22edc72257 | Georgetown | MA | us | 42.724563 | -70.991969 | unknown | - | raw: Georgetown, Massachusetts - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3256de74-79f4-49d7-8256-713e096f4ce7 | Bremerton | WA | us | 47.565366 | -122.624684 | unknown | raw: Bremerton, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0866017a-a05e-43ac-b29f-89442838a285 | Pontiac | MI | us | 42.638922 | -83.291047 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Pontiac, Michigan (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b8499e86-8dbb-4917-8a78-9e2e4c5670b0 | Burlington | NC | us | 36.095692 | -79.437799 | unknown | raw: Burlington, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 20b61704-6308-4889-a950-fc0ba5cdfd46 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a200e0b-cd9e-4aa4-ab0d-2d23df2cea44 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 92d3923b-0c3f-4f61-b78f-0dac8aa3ad1c | Ft Pierce | FL | us | 27.446706 | -80.325606 | unknown | raw: Ft Pierce, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fe3c415a-e152-461e-a5c5-ed6820ab6d52 | Cedar Hill | TX | us | 32.588807 | -96.955368 | unknown | raw: Cedar Hill, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9dc3dd58-d35a-400c-8fc1-62fed5a3f99f | 15 Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | ees Balloon | raw: 402/15 Van Nuys, California ees Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 79bc6727-d96d-4103-bd00-e53447a4ebc5 | Avon Park | FL | us | 27.596083 | -81.506086 | unknown | pee teow | Other (BIRDS) | raw: 1033 Avon Park, Florida pee teow Other (BIRDS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db834592-3144-42e7-b602-e691fe16801b | iberty | MO | us | 39.246479 | -94.419079 | unknown | : bea | raw: Liberty, Missouri : bea | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 145ca86f-9ea8-4ae1-b791-56a450c0bb40 | 1956-04-04T00:00:00 | 1956 | McKinney | TX | us | 33.19765 | -96.615447 | unknown | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: McKinney, Texas UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bf6fd857-5abd-4100-99cd-a14b5f7c9ee6 | 1952-08-24T00:00:00 | 1952 | Newport | RI | us | 41.489983 | -71.313771 | unknown | (CASE MISSING)Civilian Balloon | raw: Newport, Rhode Island (CASE MISSING)Civilian Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9f87c92c-c1da-443e-90df-04fbdc90b954 | 1956-04-04T00:00:00 | 1956 | McKinney | TX | us | 33.19765 | -96.615447 | unknown | 'Saree. | raw: McKinney, Texas 'Saree. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d3bf3ad2-24d1-4212-9de5-5512e59eb7dd | 1952-02-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Albany | NY | us | 42.651167 | -73.754968 | unknown | eal | raw: Albany, New York eal, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 45a955dc-e844-4596-b65a-a37a6b533f97 | Rome | NY | us | 43.21022 | -75.458396 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Rome, New York Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 174e5f89-2b5d-45ec-99a9-49ca87219901 | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | (CASE MISSING)Civilian | raw: San Diego, California (CASE MISSING)Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5027063b-dd36-4bc8-898c-d1512f88a020 | 1956-04-04T00:00:00 | 1956 | McKinney | TX | us | 33.19765 | -96.615447 | unknown | raw: McKinney, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1812732a-c4c2-43a1-b419-f22fe0c6fbe5 | 1965-08-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Traverse City | MI | us | 44.760648 | -85.616598 | unknown | diiemjeum (Garbled) | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Traverse City, Michigan diiemjeum (Garbled) Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f3c6799b-a59e-406f-aa74-9b68e455ab9d | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | (CASS MISSING)AF Major | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota (CASS MISSING)AF Major Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9acf81d1-f2a0-4469-92b6-634b7a1634bd | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | Astro (M&TEOR) | raw: Seattle, Washington Astro (M&TEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7604bece-d0cc-48d6-b375-35da6532fc5a | Tacoma | WA | us | 47.245501 | -122.438329 | unknown | raw: Tacoma, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b9210fa1-0dfc-4286-8529-1d01b5152018 | Crestview | FL | us | 30.762133 | -86.570508 | unknown | raw: Crestview, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bf8bc005-48f2-4604-b01f-9d14d17c3da4 | Rochester | IN | us | 41.064885 | -86.215996 | unknown | raw: Rochester, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 365ecb76-2a1b-4d62-81ac-a2d69f1348f6 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 099de19e-51e4-4397-a3f3-ac0c295329e7 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c152836e-c949-41a9-a221-c71f406142e6 | Palm Desert | CA | us | 33.728818 | -116.382571 | unknown | raw: Palm Desert, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a8b4adde-ccb2-4e75-b05e-ca169ac3f235 | 1958-06-14T00:00:00 | 1958 | Pueblo | CO | us | 38.263995 | -104.614187 | unknown | raw: Pueblo, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 964a7279-d679-4567-8fd0-06746b92fd8d | Brooksville | FL | us | 28.555272 | -82.387871 | unknown | raw: Brooksville, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 423602af-892c-4467-919b-f3b65e727906 | 1956-05-20T00:00:00 | 1956 | Columbia | TN | us | 35.614817 | -87.033846 | unknown | raw: Columbia, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d7e87a54-55df-445b-bca4-25fa9bdbaa35 | 1952-07-08T00:00:00 | 1952 | Wheaton | IL | us | 41.864696 | -88.110171 | unknown | raw: Wheaton, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ce57d815-0503-4c3c-af7c-6e857ec4f922 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d4ccfcc9-d8e8-4629-a0af-f8921078e18e | NW Monroe | LA | us | 32.502547 | -92.116219 | unknown | raw: NW Monroe, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b7615cb-00dc-4ab0-9000-28cb7d457e70 | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | (CASE MI | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (CASE MI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cadaae11-fc73-494c-999d-444a5f1e3a8d | Jacksonville | FL | us | 30.326225 | -81.657918 | unknown | raw: Jacksonville, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2ccc62b7-0538-42c6-93af-e07d9d5113cf | 1963-07-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Glen Ellyn | IL | us | 41.877529 | -88.067012 | unknown | raw: Glen Ellyn, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9d830085-6392-4f19-9471-f96ad2e87a91 | Salt Lake City | UT | us | 40.75962 | -111.886797 | unknown | raw: Salt Lake City, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 484b4fbe-463d-4bf1-9e37-a6d76c321059 | k Lutz | FL | us | 28.151124 | -82.461483 | unknown | Astro (SATURN) | raw: 2k Lutz, Florida Astro (SATURN) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 09b9f3f7-a992-4be1-aa76-40c31a07c377 | Jackson | MS | us | 32.299869 | -90.183041 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 0 3 Jackson, Mississippi Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 517b0103-69d9-4813-b781-0b78b927f6d1 | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | i | Aircraft | raw: Wilmington, Delaware i. Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2784bad4-dce5-4c63-9129-c432d69d2e63 | ong Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | Astro (MARS) | raw: Long Beach, California Astro (MARS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 40925b75-2817-4880-b685-2d96a0ab05b8 | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 80b9ffd6-dd36-417f-aef1-44cae67f8c8c | Auburn | CA | us | 38.894594 | -121.07399 | unknown | raw: Auburn, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 90482ef9-ab1c-438c-a7c7-7e60ba319eed | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b591e437-81b1-46b2-8af2-ebdc8926d4c1 | Hollywood | CA | us | 34.098003 | -118.329523 | unknown | raw: Hollywood, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 20341c12-b996-4a14-82cc-cb7be08e38dc | 1950-03-23T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pensacola | FL | us | 30.421309 | -87.216915 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Pensacola, Florida (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e301c61c-21ab-454e-9c9d-1ca3f1ccf739 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civ & Mil | raw: San Antonio, Texas (CASE MISSING) Civ & Mil | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2d4b1a03-8d64-40ae-9254-68a16f556ce8 | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civ: | raw: Macon, Georgia (CASE MISSING) Civ: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e18a270-79d4-42f2-8f6a-074e6ffb4d5f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 14475f60-ad2f-4dc1-8bb9-9f59729a1203 | 1950-07-14T00:00:00 | 1950 | Ocala | FL | us | 29.187199 | -82.140092 | unknown | fi | raw: Ocala, Florida fi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 65ecb878-5978-498c-a6f7-de9c36e065bd | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Columbus, Ohio (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4aa6aee5-225a-45ac-b8ed-f8f021fc4f0d | Meriden | CT | us | 41.538154 | -72.807044 | unknown | raw: Meriden, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d4d66625-d31d-4275-8e2f-9c18d5272e3c | 1947-07-10T00:00:00 | 1947 | Smyrna | GA | us | 33.883887 | -84.514745 | unknown | raw: Smyrna, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7760616e-2be2-4d94-bea7-6492725942b6 | 1961-10-03T00:00:00 | 1961 | Provo | UT | us | 40.233729 | -111.658709 | unknown | Newselipping | raw: Provo, Utah Newselipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| de26018b-5e1c-466f-b9d1-22dc58267d95 | Norfolk | VA | us | 36.84937 | -76.289954 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Norfolk, Virginia Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cc1ceced-1527-4d94-b1e2-6106b140230a | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | Mal ti | Aircraft FO | raw: Dallas, Texas Mal ti Aircraft FO | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3b73f7bc-b845-4ef0-b016-6774216d034c | 1956-08-20T00:00:00 | 1956 | North Bend | OR | us | 43.406509 | -124.224282 | unknown | raw: North Bend, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 597e79cc-6b3e-442e-b837-cdaea20d2317 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3695ac22-ed77-453e-985b-e6f01769b92b | 1958-05-01T00:00:00 | 1958 | Fontana | CA | us | 34.092295 | -117.43433 | unknown | raw: Fontana, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2af63569-5fc1-411f-9bbf-fae1b9ffdc2c | Fountain | CO | us | 38.682219 | -104.700806 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Fountain, Colorado (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dfd77084-1c7a-41d4-910e-6d5b2d6a3837 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7dc93a3-e131-4d36-adcc-faf8a0fe0af2 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6315b3f3-efce-4514-a740-f2dbb63da12f | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e92e93fa-5f80-4003-a490-82dd0e28e2d2 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | raw: Canton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0bbfb244-5a98-41b7-80e2-67bb74302ce1 | 1965-09-27T00:00:00 | 1965 | Westerville | OH | us | 40.126139 | -82.929529 | unknown | raw: Westerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 837eb450-23ba-4dca-8793-33c5444840e7 | 1952-06-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Cheyenne | WY | us | 41.139981 | -104.820246 | unknown | raw: Cheyenne, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 02cab205-9f50-4b47-bd6b-ac8e886094cf | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 34cc194e-7ebb-4f88-9e28-4f9609e62e2f | 1952-07-18T00:00:00 | 1952 | Hyattsville | MD | us | 38.952944 | -76.940865 | unknown | raw: Hyattsville, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6e05c2bd-cf77-4ec4-b3f7-66a88620168a | 1965-06-02T00:00:00 | 1965 | Kent | OH | us | 41.151311 | -81.357805 | unknown | raw: Kent, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b9ecfdd9-52d9-485d-9757-2bbea517018c | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 411ba036-13bf-422b-b8d5-8b2ca057732d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 225f2256-16c0-4b29-b492-297170e19e0c | Marshalltown | IA | us | 42.048881 | -92.912267 | unknown | raw: Marshalltown, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c5fa47ce-3312-4068-b069-625264029fa7 | Worthington | OH | us | 40.093095 | -83.017959 | unknown | raw: Worthington, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1822101c-bad2-451b-8e0c-f65f9769c555 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | (CASS MISSING) Civilian | raw: Denver, Colorado (CASS MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8d326039-6a24-42d9-bd20-14bc0594dff2 | 1958-06-14T00:00:00 | 1958 | Pueblo | CO | us | 38.263995 | -104.614187 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC | raw: Pueblo, Colorado (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d78edb5a-37b2-4320-9b3a-eb978becb7ed | Peyton | CO | us | 39.028881 | -104.483024 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Military | raw: Peyton, Colorado (CASE MISSING) Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 627c38e3-385b-4f0c-bf8c-a54b20dd6ebd | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | - | raw: Dayton, Ohio - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1786fbd1-8ee6-487c-8b5c-8a8951f23bd6 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Denver, Colorado (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d170382d-d19f-4e5d-b6db-7ef38dce311b | Hastings | MI | us | 42.648451 | -85.289524 | unknown | ~- Bo ad | raw: Hastings, Michigan ~- Bo ad | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1c515f97-1b22-48df-96ec-218322aeb978 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | ee | raw: Dayton, Ohio ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7ba0a8f1-cb8b-4ca8-add5-c2ca9e1cdc35 | Kalispell | MT | us | 48.202158 | -114.315321 | unknown | MOUTio.. | raw: Kalispell, Montana MOUTio.. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b9cd8548-c56c-4f69-8f7c-c406ca2247f7 | 1960-04-25T00:00:00 | 1960 | Plymouth | NH | us | 43.757273 | -71.688544 | unknown | raw: Plymouth, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 013d40f9-8db5-4e73-86e0-6cdc34676c1e | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | = | raw: Vandalia, Ohio = | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f6686f22-dee0-40ac-8a64-5e5a9cc63399 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | Militar | raw: Dallas, Texas Militar | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7fa7a544-14b5-41da-9dd3-735f0fd94c50 | 1952-04-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Flint | MI | us | 43.016169 | -83.690021 | unknown | =e | raw: Flint, Michigan =e | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c20a38cf-de51-4a06-abf3-0287e63a4d91 | 1954-05-31T00:00:00 | 1954 | Concord | NH | us | 43.207178 | -71.537476 | unknown | raw: Concord, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0eb4cf17-b08c-4193-bed7-ab984390d4c6 | 1967-07-29T00:00:00 | 1967 | Olympia | WA | us | 47.045102 | -122.895008 | unknown | raw: Olympia, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c563dc6c-0e97-4785-804c-59ea7a7533b9 | Pasadena | CA | us | 34.147651 | -118.144155 | unknown | raw: Pasadena, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ba8b49df-7adc-4a69-9cb6-2fe211460e52 | Dorchester | MA | us | 42.301376 | -71.061274 | unknown | (GASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: Dorchester, Massachusetts (GASE MISSING) Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ab7b367a-b971-47fe-91c1-dcd4bc5b59a7 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5fb9fd87-1d4c-49b8-bff7-9cc138922f08 | 1950-04-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | Buffalo | NY | us | 42.886416 | -78.878149 | unknown | raw: Buffalo, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ef2c423f-dc3e-4864-851f-27945d4052e9 | Twin Falls | ID | us | 42.555854 | -114.470068 | unknown | raw: Twin Falls, Idaho | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a77397b9-3c2a-400e-ae86-1a111918080f | Naples | FL | us | 26.142198 | -81.794294 | unknown | raw: Naples, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b922f5f0-ca8c-4111-996a-ec5332235b4d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b798bf24-d62b-4550-99dc-99d6f15cc300 | 1953-02-20T00:00:00 | 1953 | Stockton | CA | us | 37.957702 | -121.290779 | unknown | raw: Stockton, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d2a974b6-176a-4e4c-971d-bf902c947ec5 | Ft Collins | CO | us | 40.587178 | -105.077011 | unknown | raw: Ft Collins, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52771116-6ffe-43ca-a4fa-2d5d41ffa530 | 1959-01-04T00:00:00 | 1959 | Taft | CA | us | 35.142467 | -119.456507 | unknown | raw: Taft, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 36c79df6-396e-4638-a725-bf0cb013df94 | Craig | CO | us | 40.515249 | -107.546454 | unknown | * | raw: Craig, Colorado * | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0a3bc101-e53f-4b2e-ab23-f1475325086a | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | = | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado = | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dce8e287-c0c5-42bf-aeae-8745589201d3 | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4cb3f96a-e2a2-4fc3-bae8-bbbf8ef4db9c | NE Prescott | AZ | us | 34.539984 | -112.468812 | unknown | raw: NE Prescott, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b8105e4-9a75-415a-bd80-0186e1cb65ca | Bl Paso | TX | us | 31.7601 | -106.487048 | unknown | raw: Bl Paso, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c95ca4b2-2808-48f6-8f31-1f194f43cb0f | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Richmond | IN | us | 39.82869 | -84.889852 | unknown | raw: Richmond, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3816bc6e-9d90-419a-9f13-09727bdbeeb4 | St Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: St Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c2e81ea-378d-4680-bea6-0ae4e6c00621 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Denver, Colorado Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ba6f1850-fa75-4aef-8309-d99e0687d9b5 | McKeesport | PA | us | 40.347847 | -79.864215 | unknown | raw: McKeesport, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b35093bf-0ee0-4812-9836-c27bc6811f80 | Pasadena | CA | us | 34.147651 | -118.144155 | unknown | raw: Pasadena, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a977664-d505-459f-8319-a5ac3eebfc7d | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, Delaware | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 301dd28e-51d1-4268-8289-15ad4778fb5e | 1950-04-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | Buffalo | NY | us | 42.886416 | -78.878149 | unknown | . .-,* | raw: Buffalo, New York . .-,* | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5ce173fd-8624-4459-a262-44d914ff8dee | Englewood | CO | us | 39.648206 | -104.987964 | unknown | raw: Englewood, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77341bc3-6496-4381-89b7-5690001d99f8 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Canton, Ohio (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 837fb65f-44fc-4c6e-a4f1-e797f2f2a22a | Rapid City | SD | us | 44.080604 | -103.228023 | unknown | raw: Rapid City, South Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58474d4b-95e8-4502-911f-ba9af9fd4794 | 1947-07-02T00:00:00 | 1947 | Green Bay | WI | us | 44.512638 | -88.012579 | unknown | raw: Green Bay, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3e3b0567-7aaf-4927-a228-11f1e260b73f | 1956-11-09T00:00:00 | 1956 | Destin | FL | us | 30.393534 | -86.495783 | unknown | "(cas & MISSING) | raw: Destin, Florida "(cas & MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f2c21282-b2bc-4cdc-a1b5-441b84b51107 | Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | ee ied | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 452013 Van Nuys, California ee ied Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d28c7fd9-82eb-40ad-be46-ddd1b46d834c | }, Brainerd | MN | us | 46.358022 | -94.200829 | unknown | rea, Insufficient Data | raw: 45004}, Brainerd, Minnesota rea, Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24b18822-5dfe-454e-a8d9-ba3915487d97 | Newport | OR | us | 44.636755 | -124.053442 | unknown | § -. © Multi | Astro (MARS) | raw: 5a66 Newport, Oregon § -. © Multi Astro (MARS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5bffdd6c-0314-4119-92fb-bd8804d7cabb | 17 Racine | WI | us | 42.731376 | -87.783477 | unknown | eS | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 453/17 Racine, Wisconsin eS Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cc618947-cae6-4bde-9d20-92e8f29f54ae | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | CE, Balloon | raw: 453218 Xenia, Ohio CE, Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5ecb476d-8d4e-4832-a096-cb4a0e8776d9 | 1956-11-23T00:00:00 | 1956 | Aberdeen | MD | us | 39.512035 | -76.164329 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: 454524 Aberdeen, Maryland Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fb0c9943-6c5b-42f2-943d-0a9e06d73f57 | 1947-06-30T00:00:00 | 1947 | Tupelo | MS | us | 34.257607 | -88.703386 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: 452825 Tupelo, Mississippi Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eb099367-ed93-4d95-a9a4-9f87fd0d3bdc | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Mobile, Alabama Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1bae08d7-fbc4-490c-8a6f-6a32b6c6f4af | 1952-07-11T00:00:00 | 1952 | Gary | IN | us | 41.602096 | -87.337065 | unknown | Newselipping | raw: Gary, Indiana Newselipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c159bbde-d5f0-451f-97af-0bb1e2014e93 | Dyersburg | TN | us | 36.032522 | -89.386638 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Dyersburg, Tennessee Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f047c6d9-8f3e-4e4c-8699-a420e7e6d6fd | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Dallas, Texas Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71bb4b8d-830a-49c5-bfe0-640ea512523d | Pierre | SD | us | 44.368364 | -100.351136 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Pierre, South Dakota Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 45312eff-efc1-49d0-8f65-0e7e7aa6d64a | s Winter Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.956579 | -75.154808 | unknown | =e Insufficient Data | raw: 454s Winter Philadelphia, Pennsylvania =e Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5216f731-b0a7-4c3a-9d36-a69d7ced0aa5 | Cedar Falls | IA | us | 42.536181 | -92.447758 | unknown | San S) Balloon | raw: 456312 Cedar Falls, Iowa San S) Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f48331d7-f093-4918-9258-31a85e1f1d20 | "Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | Res | Aircraft | raw: 45413 "Tampa, Florida Res. Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0f54b37c-2bd2-4944-8b7f-fb0bccec2223 | 18 - Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | LEE | Other (MISSILE) | raw: 457/18 - Orlando, Florida LEE Other (MISSILE) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 55558ecf-0b6b-4764-b027-fd3703611eec | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | a@@MK 210T0S/NR) Insufficient Data | raw: 451631 -Denver, Colorado a@@MK 210T0S/NR) Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 203dea6b-e591-4eb4-a73f-5b9357cdee16 | 1966-04-22T00:00:00 | 1966 | Springfield | MA | us | 42.101876 | -72.588673 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Springfield, Massachusetts Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 78c41970-37a3-40f7-b060-f01542f6647b | Glenwood Springs | CO | us | 39.546638 | -107.324694 | unknown | =_ Balloon | raw: Glenwood Springs, Colorado =_ Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c053ce2a-9aef-4c27-b142-d54e1c942a31 | ongmont | CO | us | 40.167212 | -105.101928 | unknown | Astro (MBTZOR) | raw: Longmont, Colorado Astro (MBTZOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c468b844-0b1b-4b73-be89-b12aff275fe0 | 1957-01-27T00:00:00 | 1957 | Glendora | CA | us | 34.136119 | -117.865339 | unknown | Childers Insufficient Data | raw: Glendora, California Childers Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 80a773c4-72ab-4438-b62d-2516ea538398 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | raw: Yuma, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a6a67645-97df-4587-b1b2-16afe0fa6a81 | Burbank | CA | us | 34.181209 | -118.307201 | unknown | raw: Burbank, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eec029a0-83b2-4c83-9893-489009bbfdce | ke Stevens | WA | us | 48.019779 | -122.066091 | unknown | > : | raw: Lake Stevens, Washington > : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 50b7d7b7-8432-4ae1-9e36-ac6ecd5060c0 | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | raw: Omaha, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5f006c25-43b0-4f40-b8eb-8c72233538c1 | Blanchester | OH | us | 39.293117 | -83.988821 | unknown | raw: Blanchester, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cf29b13a-2f4e-44a5-86ae-21877c177a32 | 1957-03-28T00:00:00 | 1957 | Reseda | CA | us | 34.200768 | -118.535687 | unknown | raw: Reseda, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| de2a1403-95f5-416a-a363-fbb8b6bfc1f0 | Georgetown | MA | us | 42.724563 | -70.991969 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Georgetown, Massachusetts (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1ecc9d06-3913-455e-a84b-b26babca875a | 1957-03-23T00:00:00 | 1957 | Oxnard | CA | us | 34.197631 | -119.180381 | unknown | Pee car ed | raw: Oxnard, California Pee car ed | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| cfc5e8ec-ce61-420f-b4fe-7b6837c50a3e | 1950-03-26T00:00:00 | 1950 | Brunswick | GA | us | 31.149953 | -81.491489 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: Brunswick, Georgia Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 75589668-e016-4117-a2dc-4eec916e496b | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | Other (BOX KITE) | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado Other (BOX KITE) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 79e6d993-1803-428e-a69a-759014bd12c3 | Jacksonville | FL | us | 30.326225 | -81.657918 | unknown | Aircraf* | raw: Jacksonville, Florida Aircraf* | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 48e71b07-ec81-4671-8725-449f7ec16922 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | aaa | Aircraft | raw: Portland, Oregon aaa, Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5588f2c-d0bd-4497-9cc3-9d4272430eee | 1959-08-19T00:00:00 | 1959 | Shelton | WA | us | 47.215095 | -123.100706 | unknown | a a8 | Aircraft | raw: Shelton, Washington a a8 Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7582d862-3609-45d9-a0d2-32bb1e185a1a | 1957-03-09T00:00:00 | 1957 | Columbia | SC | us | 34.000754 | -81.035231 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Military | Astro (M"TzZOR) | raw: Columbia, South Carolina (CASE MISSING) Military Astro (M"TzZOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f55abbc8-b2ba-4299-a5bc-8f146889b6da | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efd2d0f5-8714-49ba-a5e0-67fc3a1e627e | ee Falls | NY | us | 43.08436 | -79.061469 | unknown | Pere oor | Astro (MTOR) i | raw: ee Falls, New York Pere oor Astro (MTOR) i | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c3fbb5a6-7770-4484-8824-8f5cc1e10617 | 1965-08-07T00:00:00 | 1965 | San Pedro | CA | us | 33.735852 | -118.292293 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: San Pedro, California Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b33f82d9-d7f9-40ff-92f3-6b9bfdf8be19 | Worcester | MA | us | 42.262562 | -71.801888 | unknown | ete he | Astro (METEORS) | raw: Worcester, Massachusetts ete he Astro (METEORS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fccbff20-55b0-4651-aa2e-1cfde50f43c7 | Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | eee | Astro (moo) | raw: Haute, Indiana eee Astro (moo) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7824e10f-73eb-4ae8-b543-f5e2a3f27be6 | 1953-01-11T00:00:00 | 1953 | Kerrville | TX | us | 30.048469 | -99.139946 | unknown | raw: Kerrville, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 21de8534-6b1c-4b04-a522-17095737b41e | 1947-07-06T00:00:00 | 1947 | Portsmouth | VA | us | 36.832008 | -76.297699 | unknown | raw: Portsmouth, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fe9724ad-98f7-49fe-8b01-321187f4f80d | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Houston, Texas (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efdc38e6-88ca-4f25-be75-02f0f9797bc1 | South Cotulla | TX | us | 28.434036 | -99.23685 | unknown | raw: South Cotulla, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dba3af45-11e0-4c6d-b100-949d7b755d94 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Canton, Ohio (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 74175f70-fce3-4c0a-a8d7-4e98745e0c67 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 02bf9684-4011-40b6-8d66-12a34bf8fc70 | Salt Lake City | UT | us | 40.75962 | -111.886797 | unknown | raw: Salt Lake City, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 05ca7002-fedb-4860-ace8-0cf9c35ad545 | Clinton | TN | us | 36.103413 | -84.131863 | unknown | raw: Clinton, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7795a909-d9e1-4bde-8845-e1547709a7f8 | Carmichael | CA | us | 38.627099 | -121.322242 | unknown | raw: Carmichael, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cec6c731-75c8-4b8b-b37a-9675bfa2413e | McKeesport | PA | us | 40.347847 | -79.864215 | unknown | raw: McKeesport, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| df4ec83b-9214-4802-9543-c3ceea49d9b8 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | (CASS MISSING) | raw: Canton, Ohio (CASS MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fdee6d87-1ad2-408d-995b-3380c7dbce58 | 1950-04-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | Buffalo | NY | us | 42.886416 | -78.878149 | unknown | (CAS MISSING) | raw: Buffalo, New York (CAS MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 226ffd2e-9cf3-4f69-a692-79ca8191d4f0 | 1950-04-08T00:00:00 | 1950 | Kokomo | IN | us | 40.486444 | -86.133635 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Kokomo, Indiana (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a3f7ab7a-8ec9-440a-b5a3-7aa62449a041 | 1966-09-24T00:00:00 | 1966 | Peoria | IL | us | 40.693861 | -89.589101 | unknown | raw: Peoria, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 06f5c499-c796-4377-b5c3-603ca8a1964f | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3679b50d-8d0e-4deb-bc1f-5afccbaaf365 | Del Rio | TX | us | 29.357515 | -100.898771 | unknown | raw: Del Rio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 041a51f3-54fa-478f-9902-9ecc60c5846b | 1953-03-21T00:00:00 | 1953 | Elmira | NY | us | 42.089797 | -76.807734 | unknown | raw: Elmira, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c176b1bf-0f91-43be-8c58-5fd8ddc55f22 | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Covington | KY | us | 39.083171 | -84.510755 | unknown | raw: Covington, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0484f7be-5bb2-4ea6-a34f-6f104f6a9458 | Hastings | MI | us | 42.648451 | -85.289524 | unknown | raw: Hastings, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6703402d-3dda-4530-ace3-9a279c7f3989 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 798edaec-df46-4d78-bc35-f36bd523f3b2 | 1952-06-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Cheyenne | WY | us | 41.139981 | -104.820246 | unknown | raw: Cheyenne, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8f4a4353-dbaa-4dad-a7de-dd9e9a242f92 | Sarasota | FL | us | 27.336581 | -82.530855 | unknown | raw: Sarasota, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 39a7ea7f-414a-42ec-981d-8bbeb219c731 | Hamilton | MT | us | 46.247205 | -114.155546 | unknown | raw: Hamilton, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 19f79fd7-2ca8-4c44-b088-e51970191a59 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e47aacc-7cb0-403a-8117-f5b7cbcc039d | 1966-03-30T00:00:00 | 1966 | Pecos | NM | us | 35.574527 | -105.675262 | unknown | raw: Pecos, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1b06fcae-6451-4769-b210-bc322aaeb837 | los Anceles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: los Anceles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c4ce3967-ace7-4f37-88fe-c723e4508189 | 1958-11-20T00:00:00 | 1958 | Pineville | LA | us | 31.322404 | -92.434304 | unknown | raw: Pineville, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bda5887a-bb95-4897-9a7a-6b6decc8982b | Neosho | MO | us | 36.86652 | -94.370165 | unknown | raw: Neosho, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f733005a-640d-42ae-b025-be83adc53da0 | 1952-07-28T00:00:00 | 1952 | Helena | MT | us | 46.592743 | -112.036277 | unknown | Cat ware el | Aircraft | raw: 489720 Helena, Montana Cat ware el Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c58b872b-4ead-4716-bccb-e2ac1b15a5ad | A221 Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | es | Astro (VENUS & JUPITER) | raw: A221 Centerville, Ohio es, Astro (VENUS & JUPITER) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 44825324-b9b1-4f03-b985-a71caefa1212 | RK21 Santa Monica | CA | us | 34.020457 | -118.495677 | unknown | Multi | Astro (VENUS & JUPITER) | raw: RK21 Santa Monica, California Multi Astro (VENUS & JUPITER) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 753dded1-c652-4b11-ad5c-9badc0738a9a | FG/<22 Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: FG/<22 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c0925c92-121a-44b2-bd28-15a5408d5437 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Canton, Ohio (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 34bb287d-a465-4ed8-b1bd-6c902c61d3e3 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | raw: Yuma, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f656157a-f1cd-41ad-bab5-956e8a079cb7 | 1955-07-28T00:00:00 | 1955 | Upland | CA | us | 34.09751 | -117.648388 | unknown | raw: Upland, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f2e1c612-0c6f-43da-9e79-418719e7c1a2 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a021386d-2ee0-4241-bf04-b4b0b259e980 | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 956072fb-97de-4f17-bfea-9cf7f7abb3ab | Tulsa | OK | us | 36.156312 | -95.992752 | unknown | raw: Tulsa, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| caa6f485-d310-4f5e-bce7-4a73e8be03ea | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3d1a019b-de8a-4e09-96d9-d1d7a50c7877 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | (CASH MISSING) | raw: Columbus, Ohio (CASH MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4fa52b08-58c8-4232-bd7b-fd87381b8fad | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e5b74a8f-ff87-401f-bcfb-cbfe52e29cba | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | Military | raw: Seattle, Washington Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cabafa7f-d518-4f8b-94e0-505fa4e4b67b | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | Military | raw: San Antonio, Texas Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f9fb8f90-c67e-40bc-9026-260d17b42ebf | 1954-08-17T00:00:00 | 1954 | Garden City | NY | us | 40.726648 | -73.634305 | unknown | cae | raw: Garden City, New York cae, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6f6d71f7-2487-4a08-bb40-2c4d4a2360be | 1949-09-25T00:00:00 | 1949 | Parkersburg | WV | us | 39.266731 | -81.562076 | unknown | Military | raw: Parkersburg, West Virginia Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1f0b1b5b-e0fe-4c23-be1f-cdea8251a3bd | ong Island | NY | us | 40.851497 | -73.09943 | unknown | raw: Long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bdefec4c-a0ad-4b1c-9296-87df42d241f1 | Salisbury | NC | us | 35.670973 | -80.474226 | unknown | raw: Salisbury, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eee89ca6-1230-443d-bc58-1ef30de18c6a | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9286452f-dafc-413c-a4ff-1ce77350560a | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 22ce4033-7481-4202-81a2-99bc1628cb37 | 1947-07-06T00:00:00 | 1947 | Eugene | OR | us | 44.050505 | -123.095051 | unknown | raw: Eugene, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| aefc4fe6-0e59-42b5-bf0e-ac94d2eeba43 | Fairmont | WV | us | 39.484898 | -80.142654 | unknown | raw: Fairmont, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 60181ccf-cdd4-403d-ab40-d00a4d8b90d8 | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 176da3a2-6d38-493b-bc79-f6b7d35050dc | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ee122cb-3bd1-43cc-b9df-f0efb238e61b | Ia Jolla | CA | us | 32.844334 | -117.270922 | unknown | A | raw: Ia Jolla, California A | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 54ab14ed-d03a-4599-b06a-0fe69fd246a2 | 1947-07-02T00:00:00 | 1947 | Green Bay | WI | us | 44.512638 | -88.012579 | unknown | raw: Green Bay, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 92a9bf05-16d2-4978-a30d-4fcdbe6fe7fc | Avon Park | FL | us | 27.596083 | -81.506086 | unknown | raw: Avon Park, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d8e4950d-1de3-4e12-bc1f-3ec77b6e9e05 | 1952-04-03T00:00:00 | 1952 | Benson | AZ | us | 31.967861 | -110.294517 | unknown | raw: Benson, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| aec835c5-7829-4b5a-9647-dfb14d4da5e8 | 1965-08-09T00:00:00 | 1965 | long Island | NY | us | 40.851497 | -73.09943 | unknown | raw: long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 626c2982-798c-4480-87b0-c1420c5eb98f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a94e8092-41d1-4e1f-8804-fe5b130a47b0 | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | raw: St Louis, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7a64364-81aa-4f58-9b94-7b155bc13fcc | Minot | ND | us | 48.23251 | -101.296273 | unknown | nee: MOTTE | raw: Minot, North Dakota nee: MOTTE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 67690fe0-2e9f-4ac1-a165-7dcac77c0b4d | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | pe ) | raw: St Louis, Missouri pe ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9112bb9b-0797-478b-a32a-a35c22f1c40a | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | ie oa Military | raw: Wilmington, Delaware ie oa Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7176842d-d5fb-4bd3-9e5a-b54fc6b0fc0b | 1954-03-25T00:00:00 | 1954 | Ft Lauderdale | FL | us | 26.122308 | -80.143379 | unknown | » : eetB Es. | raw: Ft Lauderdale, Florida » : eetB Es. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6a5e59f8-0be2-435a-b8ad-a10e0d99c67b | Piedmont | MO | us | 37.154497 | -90.695687 | unknown | eee | raw: Piedmont, Missouri eee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 12b65038-3d3c-4064-a186-8a3a9f2429c3 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | on | raw: Dayton, Ohio on | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 18e2fd6f-5439-4ec6-ac60-ca75b1e5ae5b | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | a=" | raw: Dayton, Ohio a=" | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d1e76d84-a2cf-4d45-b770-ae348891f38f | Sarasota | FL | us | 27.336581 | -82.530855 | unknown | raw: Sarasota, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2adbc3c-cc55-403c-ad65-e1b30ef27a76 | Rochester | NY | us | 43.157285 | -77.615214 | unknown | raw: Rochester, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eabb3ce1-2c5b-4d17-88f2-ea8c159754ad | Woodstock | GA | us | 34.101411 | -84.519219 | unknown | raw: Woodstock, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8b5ee6ba-12a4-4323-979f-424d64bcce23 | 1959-01-08T00:00:00 | 1959 | Walworth | WI | us | 42.671151 | -88.546772 | unknown | raw: Walworth, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f85b61b6-73ed-47e1-91d1-b38acc8611de | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5619d126-26b6-4f17-8123-b09752aa6b7f | ynchburg | VA | us | 37.413754 | -79.142246 | unknown | raw: Lynchburg, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9eee4be2-dda2-43e1-b867-520686072583 | ek | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: ek, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 409bca07-8822-4597-b586-4f5f4b4f901f | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1c03f7c2-a8ab-4192-afa5-a12dfc64a9b2 | St Albans | WV | us | 38.385649 | -81.836241 | unknown | (CASE MI | raw: St Albans, West Virginia (CASE MI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4cca2d43-8de4-4cad-8779-b056bd40edb6 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | raw: Tampa, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0cc0b88b-ec2d-4931-871e-ecf9bb8c6d97 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d9f71ce0-daef-40f1-8af8-01baae79243c | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03ed00ca-69e5-4b89-820d-cdd96786c32d | ong Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | raw: Long Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 92d8a4e0-530c-4224-93f7-f54cad6b599d | ima | OH | us | 40.739979 | -84.105006 | unknown | raw: Lima, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ce7fd8d7-c17e-4237-a098-31ea59b3b314 | Harlingen | TX | us | 26.190754 | -97.69606 | unknown | raw: Harlingen, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9077fc87-f38c-4490-9b48-6da008404129 | Winston Salem | NC | us | 36.099813 | -80.244052 | unknown | raw: Winston Salem, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8f8542a4-e898-49ec-a0a4-6d746ba15a18 | Sean Antonio | TX | us | 29.881971 | -97.939561 | unknown | raw: Sean Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03d17a60-4b3a-46fa-b599-4ba06ba19c32 | Cedar Hill | TX | us | 32.588807 | -96.955368 | unknown | raw: Cedar Hill, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63866fd4-359c-4a4b-adc9-637b9ca9a21d | Roswell | NM | us | 33.394328 | -104.522952 | unknown | raw: Roswell, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4e6f8992-88b1-43ba-bace-05e0e04d7a35 | lafayette | LA | us | 30.226219 | -92.01782 | unknown | raw: lafayette, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b597c14e-8238-43b5-9198-0f7a64adde0a | eominster | MA | us | 42.526744 | -71.761489 | unknown | raw: Leominster, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 167fba5d-ec47-44e5-a703-0026501292f2 | Belton | MO | us | 38.81081 | -94.53135 | unknown | (CASS MISSING) | raw: Belton, Missouri (CASS MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d84c936f-3399-4e43-b7e0-ff8674a84391 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86e3a265-9d57-4590-8a54-67758ecbae12 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 94852090-3267-411d-a961-e83dba4b5b5e | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f58151b2-b639-4d9d-b884-c11682715f72 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | . | raw: Tampa, Florida. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8dfb62e9-8ea2-44b3-b87f-abc366f17d27 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Council Bluffs | IA | us | 41.258841 | -95.851948 | unknown | raw: Council Bluffs, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4175c94d-3387-4acb-a0a6-35bdd3d48226 | Muncie | IN | us | 40.193689 | -85.386527 | unknown | raw: Muncie, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 435b2acb-f660-475a-9e6d-7ec00f786b8b | ns, St Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: ns, St Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 35a28706-c391-43a4-8177-a1a6684f83e8 | 1954-09-20T00:00:00 | 1954 | Cuyahoga Falls | OH | us | 41.136273 | -81.482812 | unknown | raw: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6e50e83d-2d2e-493c-ba92-5b54264a1bbc | Knoxville | TN | us | 35.960395 | -83.921026 | unknown | : eee Palloon | raw: Knoxville, Tennessee : eee Palloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 962133e5-7c21-4051-8b69-db1278290fb6 | 1957-03-09T00:00:00 | 1957 | Columbia | SC | us | 34.000754 | -81.035231 | unknown | raw: Columbia, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 95d99481-9387-4325-90fd-e7436707b624 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | (au" MTSSING) Military | Astro (Ma@TZOR) | raw: Columbus, Ohio (au" MTSSING) Military Astro (Ma@TZOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7fb9fc28-578d-4c9a-ba69-d5eed6940ae7 | Clinton | TN | us | 36.103413 | -84.131863 | unknown | Military/ | RADAR Other (WX R®TURHS) | raw: Clinton, Tennessee Military/RADAR Other (WX R®TURHS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6ee7a6ac-1798-4bf2-bf6e-a5719b4868d9 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 309ab690-d76d-46fa-8a58-4fdb869843bc | O'Fallon | IL | us | 38.592272 | -89.911212 | unknown | raw: O'Fallon, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4165637c-455a-4e4f-b6f4-abb40be1b964 | ke City | FL | us | 30.189425 | -82.63948 | unknown | z me | raw: Lake City, Florida z me | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d3199551-a0ad-4ecc-8aaf-538216903ec6 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Newburgh, New York (CASE MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 87758504-649e-407b-8d43-091f333510a5 | 1957-12-05T00:00:00 | 1957 | Torrington | CT | us | 41.800652 | -73.121221 | unknown | raw: Torrington, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d8763289-298b-4907-9f90-565d346aabef | Dothan | AL | us | 31.223729 | -85.393438 | unknown | raw: Dothan, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 017516ba-f81e-427f-b4fe-143a51be3f2b | los Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | RE | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 552710 los Angeles, California RE Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c982732-5198-4cfe-991a-950684d81565 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: 5O3/ 14 Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a2abea76-2605-483d-94f7-006f47344269 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | Malti | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 16 "Columbus, Ohio Malti Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b065e5b7-45ab-434a-8fa4-133cc20f8186 | Topeka | KS | us | 39.049011 | -95.677556 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: 1 Topeka, Kansas Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 01e5294b-5298-4ef2-b962-160a7238538c | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 07b9e626-27a1-43be-a3ea-6018081fbdea | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 079a5113-a56a-4bb7-9824-f95af6f025e3 | lawton | OK | us | 34.605198 | -98.395228 | unknown | raw: lawton, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 00b39359-2c4b-4898-a2a5-630c13477b58 | 1966-04-13T00:00:00 | 1966 | Kalamazoo | MI | us | 42.291707 | -85.587229 | unknown | raw: Kalamazoo, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1ae024c8-aa59-428c-a11f-90171fcf7000 | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fd989dc6-ad70-4975-83ec-2814405d56b1 | 1958-03-14T00:00:00 | 1958 | Healdsburg | CA | us | 38.610681 | -122.870138 | unknown | raw: Healdsburg, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bd94ea3f-2345-4df0-be73-844411f35cc8 | Alexandria | VA | us | 38.80511 | -77.047023 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8b0560e6-bf88-4d79-8ac8-ebce334a034a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 632dfa79-e078-4416-b3d7-7ce2b72689b4 | S84 -New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | Poteet Balloon | raw: S84 -New York, New York Poteet Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ec5ad83b-8774-42f1-8e8b-53d7ce1136cd | T ~ Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | Other (REFLECTION) | raw: 1T ~ Portland, Oregon Other (REFLECTION) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4d4c2dc0-e85e-4fa4-a6c0-8a35e39a835a | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 05a89e9c-c331-4d3d-b760-23cf25a7cdd4 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b7348b76-f055-4332-b7d8-80dcc7eafe49 | Norfolk | VA | us | 36.84937 | -76.289954 | unknown | raw: Norfolk, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 954e85b0-5582-4df3-bc2b-5d47ace801af | 1957-03-09T00:00:00 | 1957 | Columbia | SC | us | 34.000754 | -81.035231 | unknown | raw: Columbia, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d4a4b315-ef3b-4754-b08e-4ffb5182be89 | Beaver Falls | PA | us | 40.75201 | -80.31923 | unknown | raw: Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e28aeac2-67b6-4682-9283-70e798f7ecdf | Massilon | OH | us | 40.7994 | -81.510085 | unknown | raw: Massilon, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 19d26bd9-6575-410d-b174-de5ae3d0b89a | Billings | MT | us | 45.787496 | -108.49607 | unknown | raw: Billings, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1e5b44a1-9e4b-4f84-be06-7da976aea801 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bd3c2e5a-3fe9-4502-820e-8ad8ee8c8903 | Grand Rapids | MI | us | 42.963243 | -85.667864 | unknown | raw: Grand Rapids, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3758e149-4f84-4e52-ae3f-041e9a59660d | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | raw: St Louis, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f78a93da-e376-4485-b685-61c4fae5aeef | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 527f57ed-5b64-4277-af1f-7c9920bb2fef | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7dfc7695-1d9a-4f5b-b695-976e5f034989 | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4681bacb-c94c-4c2e-b787-dbcb00bfc6da | Midwest City | OK | us | 35.44951 | -97.396703 | unknown | raw: Midwest City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a4447a67-a2b5-44b2-9e8b-d359267e0cba | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 46f57e2a-5fd5-415f-bc51-bbc964392ca9 | 1949-07-10T00:00:00 | 1949 | Alexandria | LA | us | 31.311946 | -92.445356 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bb6599d7-0c2d-448f-8dcf-0a91052f2938 | Raytown | MO | us | 39.008923 | -94.46221 | unknown | raw: Raytown, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 39a91cdb-856c-4b0b-817c-ed28838020f8 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3af474db-1604-40ef-9333-b13d0bd89127 | 1962-10-04T00:00:00 | 1962 | Des Plaines | IL | us | 42.041582 | -87.887392 | unknown | raw: Des Plaines, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7c984c1c-8071-4bb6-ad35-4286645a2d69 | v4 Rapid City | SD | us | 44.080604 | -103.228023 | unknown | Wee | Aircraft - SY | raw: v4 Rapid City, South Dakota Wee Aircraft - SY | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad1dedb1-05b5-4d42-bf47-fa5d36e07915 | Burbank | CA | us | 34.181209 | -118.307201 | unknown | raw: Burbank, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eb1d9cac-935f-485f-9338-cd030c2ebf9e | l Montauk | NY | us | 41.034722 | -71.944262 | unknown | ees | Aircraft 5775 | raw: 1l Montauk, New York ees. Aircraft 5775 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 063dbd83-6351-4dbc-a0de-acf599e77129 | Breckenridge | TX | us | 32.755479 | -98.90268 | unknown | ee | Astro (METEOR) S977, | raw: 121 Breckenridge, Texas ee Astro (METEOR) S977, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7417cb25-6858-42d5-9c8a-f818ca644c8e | 1964-07-20T00:00:00 | 1964 | Madras | OR | us | 44.633454 | -121.129487 | unknown | raw: Madras, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c793d476-feff-4394-a784-28b84bfa6a47 | 1959-02-07T00:00:00 | 1959 | Atlantic City | NJ | us | 39.364285 | -74.422935 | unknown | raw: Atlantic City, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 96e6b4a7-bee0-4eba-a55e-7ec9797646e6 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c205155c-799c-480c-83e8-393cbb5ca942 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 22362bc2-a783-4a17-b135-deb3772c4357 | ong Island | NY | us | 40.851497 | -73.09943 | unknown | raw: Long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e19c0a8a-4ea6-4d62-a5a0-cfe318487d9c | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 20e53ca5-e24a-406e-91c1-a53ff9a8984e | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9057fae-b94d-4d48-8d16-29d29c8a74d5 | Roswell | NM | us | 33.394328 | -104.522952 | unknown | raw: Roswell, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c3a76bc-0510-4c8a-b737-c614d602302e | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 624d9a53-c61f-4bc1-a00b-0dda5e9e0618 | Minot | ND | us | 48.23251 | -101.296273 | unknown | raw: Minot, North Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4d80886f-995a-4cb8-b07e-99b5b75c8e8d | Kansas City | KS | us | 39.113456 | -94.626497 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f88f4ea4-2513-4686-92e5-1ee856b3f573 | Ridgefield | WA | us | 45.816762 | -122.743378 | unknown | raw: Ridgefield, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 039702c8-83b3-40d0-bc42-31b2f56097c2 | 1952-06-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Park Ridge | IL | us | 42.011233 | -87.840603 | unknown | raw: Park Ridge, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ee10a2b5-3dc7-490a-b664-effc627a46d7 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86063b2d-4bf4-4dc0-a4cc-e8bf022eca7a | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 57a5f171-2610-4173-a9ec-0de5db65b62b | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7b2d565d-4b92-49e4-9bba-e6dd8ad663da | Killeen | TX | us | 31.117144 | -97.727796 | unknown | raw: Killeen, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7ca17b3a-d966-41e3-acfa-4a79bbbadb3d | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bcbb1d02-3a6f-4b69-aa9c-bcd09b315e50 | Hastings | MI | us | 42.648451 | -85.289524 | unknown | raw: Hastings, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8394fde4-9429-4c4d-b13b-d7343ff42b22 | Sharpsville | PA | us | 41.259223 | -80.472014 | unknown | raw: Sharpsville, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6e42e699-fd5e-4194-be4f-561778384db6 | 1956-07-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Euclid | OH | us | 41.593105 | -81.526787 | unknown | raw: Euclid, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4f393856-22ee-44cc-a587-410f9c668937 | kewood | OH | us | 41.481993 | -81.798191 | unknown | raw: Lakewood, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e2bcf0c-aa31-4754-9aab-c5b3fcc19743 | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c25d9d80-2850-4b45-abf1-f8d2fe79438d | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | Unknown | raw: 00 7-22 Indianapolis, Indiana Unknown | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0db9f91e-6dc8-40d2-8355-809de96d4797 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fb8bc177-0cc8-4d62-bb6e-ef73fd28b1b9 | Deming | NM | us | 32.262742 | -107.758198 | unknown | raw: Deming, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7e66b992-85eb-4301-b878-3589e6698f3b | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d91a6947-9136-466a-a637-489877190f30 | Alexandria | VA | us | 38.80511 | -77.047023 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fa2c5fab-8a46-4cfa-b05a-c6361dba9b52 | 1953-10-13T00:00:00 | 1953 | Pleasant Hill | CA | us | 37.947979 | -122.060796 | unknown | raw: Pleasant Hill, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 951b3ae0-8ca7-400d-8b89-b851857f5b1e | redo | TX | us | 27.507921 | -99.506983 | unknown | raw: Laredo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 868f72dd-f8ac-42a1-abb7-800fa3601a09 | 1953-02-28T00:00:00 | 1953 | Salem | OR | us | 44.939157 | -123.033121 | unknown | raw: Salem, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f39481e3-e085-4661-8b0b-ef57390c583d | ong Beach | NY | us | 40.588551 | -73.658263 | unknown | aes | raw: bive 32 Long Beach, New York aes, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ffbd5fbc-2c60-4c19-8353-f0d1c07a1eea | Matawan | NJ | us | 40.41483 | -74.229589 | unknown | raw: Matawan, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a0fad1e-cc38-4c5d-a9aa-119f7eac3c48 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 86027664-3495-407f-9ddd-5e07680ee0b1 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 507d5ef7-2b97-4189-9dbd-67c426a4f8d9 | Redlands | CA | us | 34.055033 | -117.182745 | unknown | raw: Redlands, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d77c437a-12e3-4bbf-99e8-6ce656a0493a | Syracuse | NY | us | 43.048122 | -76.147424 | unknown | raw: Syracuse, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8b0d6d9f-6f7b-4fb8-8135-7bf85c95da7d | Berkeley | CA | us | 37.870839 | -122.272863 | unknown | raw: Berkeley, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2f7072f4-e663-4a49-88c8-f466d7efc2db | 1955-08-23T00:00:00 | 1955 | Harrisburg | PA | us | 40.266311 | -76.886112 | unknown | raw: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9fc5ce67-dffe-48fd-a8b1-31c8a707be16 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | Military & Civilian | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana Military & Civilian Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db9a1ac4-4ec8-401a-b469-a0b96b6323e2 | 1967-01-01T00:00:00 | 1967 | Boulder | CO | us | 40.014986 | -105.270545 | unknown | raw: Boulder, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2cfd0dfa-1191-4960-8ffb-1e238e52117a | S of Sandusky | OH | us | 41.448425 | -82.709615 | unknown | raw: S of Sandusky, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 85bfe058-2e50-400f-a52d-bd9848858815 | Jackson | TN | us | 35.614445 | -88.817742 | unknown | raw: Jackson, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e176f6c3-f516-4c2a-a730-e48989adffd9 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dac69e9f-a150-47bf-9654-53cc7dc98945 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Phillipsburg | PA | us | 40.693399 | -80.282006 | unknown | raw: Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0791ef8c-aaeb-448e-9397-f697b8a690b9 | 1966-03-30T00:00:00 | 1966 | Mansfield | OH | us | 40.75839 | -82.515447 | unknown | raw: Mansfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e9c8b3b4-b0b1-47b3-906d-2306c693c2f7 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dcd1c86d-54ed-4ed3-b9d4-b9f2a4579f10 | 1967-02-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Madisonville | KY | us | 37.328004 | -87.498699 | unknown | raw: Madisonville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 33aac239-fdcb-4fb5-9866-7e2d2987457f | 1959-02-24T00:00:00 | 1959 | Victorville | CA | us | 34.536107 | -117.291157 | unknown | raw: Victorville, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 30e48a4b-48cd-4e1e-826b-939e5e2fde67 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03225c1c-0b6b-4476-b000-37879b61bae8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Astro (CAPELLA) | raw: 3078 Dayton, Ohio Astro (CAPELLA) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c67f6d5a-c50a-4621-883a-7f602e40a070 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9b1946d-5067-449d-be40-2d0430d6e6a7 | Batesville | AR | us | 35.770814 | -91.653113 | unknown | raw: Batesville, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b0cac80a-782e-4d20-8672-6239d205b658 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ffa5a5d5-074d-4c5d-83cb-6f76ad678889 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | . | raw: Yuma, Arizona . | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c4b5707f-7887-4c21-a94e-64f7d83e4690 | emoore | CA | us | 36.30065 | -119.782712 | unknown | raw: Lemoore, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c6b7cd80-7a15-47ef-8d97-49ca342fdfe2 | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ecfbc7d1-bb61-4754-98a4-881825ffcbfa | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9c6fc233-b931-477d-9627-bcf4f18a2606 | 1967-09-14T00:00:00 | 1967 | Rockville | MD | us | 39.081799 | -77.151684 | unknown | raw: Rockville, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| df43e061-8736-4a65-9154-387522eb4b3f | 1952-10-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | Reno | NV | us | 39.526179 | -119.812658 | unknown | raw: Reno, Nevada | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eaecf1c3-7f82-4fd2-bfa6-1527f240c404 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4dc2b813-4c21-45b0-b38f-2e2603702943 | Minot | ND | us | 48.23251 | -101.296273 | unknown | raw: Minot, North Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7f397fe4-6d7c-43a1-8d53-272e9f462b40 | 1959-06-11T00:00:00 | 1959 | Henderson | NV | us | 36.03196 | -114.982272 | unknown | raw: Henderson, Nevada | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 14a47275-f3b5-42a7-9965-e45d9b78dd06 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7b0fdbb7-f5d2-4ec7-bfa3-d7581c290113 | Silver Spring | MD | us | 38.999762 | -77.024037 | unknown | raw: Silver Spring, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a63e661-431c-4839-9107-cccb251c2b23 | 1954-08-28T00:00:00 | 1954 | Woodside | CA | us | 37.428064 | -122.250744 | unknown | raw: Woodside, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a3d37292-c6a3-4aa7-bff2-70e2c71e7aaf | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d9902231-05f8-452f-a4ff-67eb6213dec0 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 14695064-032d-479b-a58c-716cff4c17dc | ong Island | NY | us | 40.851497 | -73.09943 | unknown | raw: Long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad20c691-a82f-4963-bb4d-335817f0855b | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b316eb51-7b22-4fc9-82d8-79a06f5ca6fc | 1959-08-19T00:00:00 | 1959 | Shelton | CT | us | 41.316486 | -73.093164 | unknown | raw: Shelton, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e9d2f85-9b99-4ca0-af5e-23b3d5bc7178 | 1955-08-24T00:00:00 | 1955 | Marysville | OH | us | 40.236449 | -83.367143 | unknown | raw: Marysville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 96fb0bc7-f30e-416f-b7f6-4f8fcf60fec7 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a0a2af0e-7b46-4965-9a84-0a644ed2e73b | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | oy a | raw: Denver, Colorado oy a | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c4551d6-449c-49f1-bd8b-94eb02daa5a5 | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | ' Multi | raw: Mobile, Alabama ' Multi | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 559ce288-4727-4a5c-885c-25af39f3ae93 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d883dc61-1628-40b3-845a-40b8ecf8eb5d | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 426ccd09-7c5d-4fe6-b71d-fce04d771f5d | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ced5177c-4226-41d8-8dc6-3d4dd08abbda | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 903e66a7-ef98-446a-9feb-c033704b7734 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Rutland | VT | us | 43.608479 | -72.972477 | unknown | raw: Rutland, Vermont | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd8764cc-e45a-480e-a9b8-d932f5c63a26 | 1949-07-26T00:00:00 | 1949 | Redmond | OR | us | 44.27262 | -121.173921 | unknown | (in | raw: Redmond, Oregon (in | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8a00f890-56df-4a95-be3a-6c9bed37ad8f | 1952-04-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | San Jose | CA | us | 37.336166 | -121.890591 | unknown | raw: San Jose, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a5bfb61f-0057-479f-8d3c-546cafe9091a | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | Military (Vis/Rad) | Other (INVERSION) G53¢ | raw: Seattle, Washington Military (Vis/Rad) Other (INVERSION) G53¢ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b26ec66a-fcd6-4a03-b63c-8a03c71d466c | E ef Cape Canaveral | FL | us | 28.396311 | -80.600819 | unknown | Loast Guard | Other (MISSILE) CS¢24 | raw: E ef Cape Canaveral, Florida Loast Guard Other (MISSILE) CS¢24 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8da22413-6296-42c5-b09c-882a33659bda | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | Military | Astre (METEOR) assy fe | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana Military Astre (METEOR) assy fe | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2325b717-70a4-485a-baac-561e407af2d4 | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | (RECAP): eer Iusufficieat Data he | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana (RECAP): eer Iusufficieat Data he | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| abae3c45-e137-45ae-ab77-dcb149c81524 | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | ' | raw: Vandalia, Ohio ,' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 19f85862-c7e9-488c-8d9a-0295f51aa6bf | 1956-07-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Utica | NY | us | 43.100903 | -75.232664 | unknown | Military | raw: Utica, New York Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5838c6b6-e7bd-473e-b8e4-d718c66e27a2 | City, Long Island | NY | us | 40.744065 | -73.949724 | unknown | raw: a City, Long Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 443046ae-92b0-410b-959b-12f35d78ca88 | Junction | TX | us | 30.489356 | -99.772011 | unknown | Newselipping | raw: Junction, Texas Newselipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 56ad03ab-026b-45c4-90aa-6d37045c47a5 | 1959-12-23T00:00:00 | 1959 | Oakdale | CA | us | 37.766595 | -120.847155 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Oakdale, California Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 38391ca7-8df2-4632-bb30-02e11bc0d283 | Sylvania | OH | us | 41.718896 | -83.712773 | unknown | ee. | raw: Sylvania, Ohio ee. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3e4a2fde-cfa6-48e2-afa2-39f188f54582 | 1966-09-20T00:00:00 | 1966 | Sebring | FL | us | 27.495745 | -81.441043 | unknown | raw: Sebring, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7ebb9c6a-d938-4b57-af66-58158873eae0 | 1949-07-10T00:00:00 | 1949 | Alexandria | LA | us | 31.311946 | -92.445356 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 04ff7b3f-764a-4ad6-9bae-1267467b6e93 | Rome | NY | us | 43.21022 | -75.458396 | unknown | raw: Rome, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be7f4941-56f2-469e-a686-8084fe7ebe97 | ? Dubuque | IA | us | 41.660929 | -91.532973 | unknown | PHOTO) UNIDEITIFTED | raw: 66? Dubuque, Iowa : PHOTO) UNIDEITIFTED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b12a00be-c386-4c5d-a14f-e156c4cc9201 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ecb134e6-a656-43a0-ac83-f70a1f59c9f0 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 26e5a7c8-0b37-407d-b502-f849c15166f6 | Salt Lake City | UT | us | 40.75962 | -111.886797 | unknown | Other (REFLECTION) | raw: Salt Lake City, Utah Other (REFLECTION) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 41400aec-b76a-42d5-8578-f959f6ca390b | S of Portland | OR | us | 45.522755 | -122.684033 | unknown | raw: S of Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| befb7722-e986-4439-934a-fad3e7322984 | 1952-09-13T00:00:00 | 1952 | Ft Worth | TX | us | 32.753177 | -97.332746 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Ft Worth, Texas Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e0659b58-0401-46d9-87fe-3367fc9d4294 | 1949-07-10T00:00:00 | 1949 | Alexandria | LA | us | 31.311946 | -92.445356 | unknown | ulti se | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Alexandria, Louisiana ulti se Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 589854b9-4080-4ad6-ad83-515ebf61aa40 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | /Columbus. Ohio | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Dayton, Ohio/Columbus. Ohio Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 59714314-e622-4b76-9dc7-9c944dcc6e4f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52b137a1-7b23-4eb0-851e-cf17233df407 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | - : | raw: Cleveland, Ohio - : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f099da25-5d68-4d81-b902-95b0bc36b2ef | 1966-04-19T00:00:00 | 1966 | Quincy | MA | us | 42.250991 | -71.003737 | unknown | raw: Quincy, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bc43d30e-af2f-4c9e-9082-5b929ac3a922 | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | . | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana . | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 08624e22-5269-4141-be5c-6efd3437bdef | Melbourne | FL | us | 28.078503 | -80.607791 | unknown | een Ga | raw: Melbourne, Florida een Ga | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 20572e04-1b23-4e0c-bcb6-c62a98255121 | Fairfield | CA | us | 38.249358 | -122.039966 | unknown | raw: Fairfield, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 42fde3d6-d1f6-4d99-9833-43d71b27e7d3 | 1947-07-15T00:00:00 | 1947 | Concord | CA | us | 37.976853 | -122.033562 | unknown | raw: Concord, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6aab5b0d-1e6b-4efc-925c-2a7ab28d1fc2 | Salina | KS | us | 38.840281 | -97.611424 | unknown | raw: Salina, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 12e439f8-53c3-4cd6-b461-901cca1976fb | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a3f50ca-63a8-4dad-8c41-38c805b293e1 | Farmington | NM | us | 36.729115 | -108.205445 | unknown | raw: Farmington, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 40edb0f7-7d30-49d8-ac49-e7bf74be699e | ouisville | KY | us | 38.254238 | -85.759407 | unknown | raw: Louisville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cfc01625-d5bf-4b60-92d5-3cab99320855 | Spokane | WA | us | 47.657193 | -117.42351 | unknown | raw: Spokane, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3504fe94-9b92-4058-9eb5-cb0c3b55fb8f | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8ca08110-41d7-439a-b6d7-a695f4e1feea | 1968-06-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | San Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: San Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ba7f42de-786b-42af-8b79-b6ad2eb4159a | Fort Mill | SC | us | 35.00737 | -80.945076 | unknown | raw: Fort Mill, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1fe63dca-63b6-4bd0-9ae9-404aad6d9c07 | Champaign | IL | us | 40.116484 | -88.243093 | unknown | raw: Champaign, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2a7881b-2046-4b7b-b354-0a64acf5b99b | Dedham | MA | us | 42.248914 | -71.175573 | unknown | raw: Dedham, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 797d51ef-1c03-42db-888a-1dca88634e32 | 1950-03-23T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pensacola | FL | us | 30.421309 | -87.216915 | unknown | raw: Pensacola, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8eeebd13-45c9-46a5-ab7e-b67164615325 | Paterson | NJ | us | 40.916765 | -74.171811 | unknown | raw: Paterson, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cd120830-4d77-4e7e-b682-33eb51bc374e | 1952-07-08T00:00:00 | 1952 | Wheaton | MD | us | 39.039831 | -77.055256 | unknown | raw: Wheaton, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b29dee64-c2fe-41b4-becc-76eede89c365 | 1961-10-17T00:00:00 | 1961 | Tonawanda | NY | us | 43.020679 | -78.878383 | unknown | raw: Tonawanda, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| de699df1-af4f-4e39-979c-04fac00b7d89 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ffba460a-7446-4934-8e67-653201d710e7 | Anchorage | AK | us | 61.216313 | -149.894852 | unknown | raw: Anchorage, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| adcd4f10-3b42-42f8-9d16-056e44824782 | 1961-11-07T00:00:00 | 1961 | Arlington Heights | IL | us | 42.081156 | -87.980216 | unknown | raw: Arlington Heights, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 253a75af-9594-41fb-8fb2-dcc9066ec242 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3611d5a8-486d-478c-acdb-6871837763b4 | 1960-10-30T00:00:00 | 1960 | Crescent City | CA | us | 41.75224 | -124.197854 | unknown | raw: Crescent City, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5e33494e-7508-4302-b7b8-a0fc7294caab | Fitchburg | MA | us | 42.583898 | -71.803827 | unknown | raw: Fitchburg, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 815857e5-1568-467a-bc25-10423c4a213a | Troy | OH | us | 40.039498 | -84.203277 | unknown | raw: Troy, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8b730aa6-0253-40ff-8d45-9af209d72850 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dd64f5ba-61a2-46ea-aa8c-4a2a4879dc64 | 1947-05-10T00:00:00 | 1947 | Newark | NJ | us | 40.735657 | -74.172367 | unknown | raw: Newark, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a48296f5-f795-417a-a02e-df1c9f63a162 | Terre Haute | IN | us | 39.466703 | -87.413912 | unknown | raw: Terre Haute, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0fbbab02-33f2-4117-a457-6bc7dc692cd1 | 1952-02-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Greenfield | MA | us | 42.587634 | -72.600207 | unknown | raw: Greenfield, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6f3a0fb1-ee27-4902-b344-58bbc43f486a | A943 Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | ee gre> Insufficient Data | raw: A943 Van Nuys, California ee gre> Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d62853e6-74b9-40e9-87aa-5ce8c3841a83 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Satellite (ECHO I) | raw: 26015 Dayton, Ohio Satellite (ECHO I) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b21be362-7ae0-4452-abce-b9b5cd3ea50c | Kalispell | MT | us | 48.202158 | -114.315321 | unknown | Military | Astro (METIOR) | raw: Kalispell, Montana Military Astro (METIOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5e276ac-771d-4719-8c58-4bfe13736735 | Winnemucca | NV | us | 40.97243 | -117.734802 | unknown | Insufficient Data a | raw: Winnemucca, Nevada Insufficient Data a | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 912e630f-9555-4f0f-a840-0d6ac21cd25d | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | Military Satellite (ECHO. I) | raw: Baltimore, Maryland Military Satellite (ECHO. I) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ee039be8-cd47-4bd1-bc22-b99caa45b4fc | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a3a52a35-ed18-4421-aeac-82a6d5f28e35 | Yuma | AZ | us | 32.725422 | -114.619809 | unknown | Military | RADAR Other (RADAR CHAFF ) } | raw: Yuma, Arizona Military RADAR Other (RADAR CHAFF ) } | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| df45152c-7346-444a-8f6a-08544764dde8 | Herndon | VA | us | 38.969532 | -77.385948 | unknown | Military | Astre (VENUS ) 1 | raw: Herndon, Virginia Military Astre (VENUS ) 1 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad8978c3-c9d4-474b-a965-1e5f4ea21421 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | /Richmond, Indiana | raw: Dayton, Ohio/Richmond, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cae49f7a-1e5a-4acd-a7dd-0aa736bb91b1 | 09 Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | eae | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 73/09 Dallas, Texas eae Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c1d6c3a5-fd58-4983-919b-3c270447f237 | Roswell | NM | us | 33.394328 | -104.522952 | unknown | SiGinre | raw: Roswell, New Mexico SiGinre, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e516c068-fc30-44da-80d5-14151da7fe54 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 812964ba-84ef-4e79-9101-6da113beaf35 | 1952-10-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | Reno | NV | us | 39.526179 | -119.812658 | unknown | . | raw: Reno, Nevada. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f65a26d3-8346-4919-82ec-8789b647e9e9 | Corvallis | OR | us | 44.564566 | -123.262044 | unknown | raw: Corvallis, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 720c582e-9fc0-4657-b98c-d5166f62df14 | Pebble Beach | CA | us | 36.567241 | -121.944213 | unknown | raw: Pebble Beach, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ca2866df-001b-4708-8c80-d4be7ca8c859 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e40c4d43-2890-4db0-8b0a-9525ec88d4d5 | Juneau | AK | us | 58.301961 | -134.419675 | unknown | raw: Juneau, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2586311-73b2-4502-9991-deb165595e2f | Watchung | NJ | us | 40.63788 | -74.450986 | unknown | raw: Watchung, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 92a769e3-eb93-4d8b-a04c-2afa80016668 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| dfd0f5a4-ce34-4624-8a23-d5616cb4174d | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | raw: Centerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| de20ce9c-e63b-487f-858b-0d2035d7c50b | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 296f962e-bdb2-47fc-9cbd-c5f378528a90 | Charleston | WV | us | 38.3506 | -81.633281 | unknown | raw: Charleston, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dbb26f04-7bd5-4672-b023-b5a77deb49b9 | waco | TX | us | 31.54919 | -97.147463 | unknown | raw: waco, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 64beef4f-ac19-412d-a074-d044a52608a0 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | raw: San Antonio, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7f1469fa-919c-46f0-bfc9-5450bbd0cba7 | 1967-01-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Astoria | NY | us | 40.772015 | -73.930267 | unknown | raw: Astoria, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a43b8cd6-1573-45e5-8d3f-4f1c48475721 | ong Beach | CA | us | 33.769016 | -118.191604 | unknown | raw: Long Beach , California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3cae773a-25eb-43c8-8753-7268a7d78523 | 1952-04-06T00:00:00 | 1952 | Temple | TX | us | 31.098375 | -97.342956 | unknown | Poorer Res | raw: Temple, Texas Poorer Res | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9bfb812e-6dbf-4816-8224-30e636c05af5 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | Military ( | RADAR) | raw: Tampa, Florida Military (RADAR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 76846260-ec6b-4fd3-8e02-660ae1addcc7 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a681d8ad-9dab-4bb7-b533-eee4ae12f8d2 | Champaign | IL | us | 40.116484 | -88.243093 | unknown | raw: Champaign, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 01d21169-ff71-4dad-92d5-a42c09e4a512 | 1965-11-04T00:00:00 | 1965 | Middletown | OH | us | 39.516644 | -84.404173 | unknown | ees | raw: Middletown, Ohio ees | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7f8a2566-d170-48fb-ae19-9015fef08e5f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | GPE | raw: Dayton, Ohio GPE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 70c302e0-f680-4dd5-8b88-70e1641399db | 1952-07-08T00:00:00 | 1952 | Wheaton | IL | us | 41.864696 | -88.110171 | unknown | " " | raw: Wheaton, Illinois " " | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a5ad5dae-5ce7-442f-99e4-9423cc09f485 | Bloomington | IL | us | 40.479783 | -88.993915 | unknown | raw: Bloomington, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 57f27ece-4939-4a5c-9a60-22558c099f0c | 1966-04-22T00:00:00 | 1966 | Springfield | MA | us | 42.101876 | -72.588673 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3e1f47b0-0381-404b-a591-ef7f8d9e5cd5 | 1952-04-06T00:00:00 | 1952 | Temple | TX | us | 31.098375 | -97.342956 | unknown | raw: Temple, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6c12a8c5-6e22-4df1-9f20-5041def9410a | 1957-11-05T00:00:00 | 1957 | Haverhill | MA | us | 42.777783 | -71.076772 | unknown | raw: Haverhill, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 44cd40e4-96df-4646-a8c5-c6b86a312644 | 1961-07-25T00:00:00 | 1961 | Palatka | FL | us | 29.648788 | -81.637211 | unknown | raw: Palatka, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e77973a0-d81c-47b8-b517-2cb846850017 | Dexter | MO | us | 36.793259 | -89.953251 | unknown | raw: Dexter, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 32da76d2-068f-4a18-8afe-fc022c1ec425 | Wisconsin Dells | WI | us | 43.625617 | -89.771565 | unknown | raw: Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e8873768-3788-4381-8faa-2c8d58223919 | St. Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: St. Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 372eb78b-4744-4f82-9fcc-509974599ec2 | New Brunswick | NJ | us | 40.495137 | -74.443925 | unknown | raw: New Brunswick, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| afd3f096-b08d-411f-b408-155de78f1ad7 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e3aa5669-d75b-45b3-8308-c37108d1c6fd | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 245346cf-bc17-4730-b32e-b263a378c758 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 78f8dbec-b94c-4d88-b558-a0b8e0d405ce | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | ames. | raw: Cleveland, Ohio ames. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 60c1c6e4-1bde-484e-bb68-34bf837d1523 | Manchester | TN | us | 35.4832 | -86.08873 | unknown | aap | raw: Manchester, Tennessee aap | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c4327135-0b32-40b7-8b33-9c586ce55824 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | ae | raw: Fairborn, Ohio ae | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a5f4037a-b5e9-493b-959e-5f17054ca7d7 | El Paso | TX | us | 31.7601 | -106.487048 | unknown | /Alamogordo, New Mex CGA Liz) ) - | raw: El Paso, Texas/Alamogordo, New Mex CGA Liz) ) - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ae61086d-14a9-4cf1-ac4d-4153983b1c4b | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | Memo For Record (Duty Officer) | raw: Centerville, Ohio Memo For Record (Duty Officer) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| cf4f24d4-4682-4fff-986e-a6891c29d355 | 1952-07-28T00:00:00 | 1952 | Helena | MT | us | 46.592743 | -112.036277 | unknown | raw: Helena, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c1135ac7-2131-4276-83ba-482cea16c034 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ae0bc35f-7c62-4126-af22-a67adbe28b83 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 81edc1be-1d34-4e1f-affb-145f1db78548 | 1961-07-25T00:00:00 | 1961 | Palatka | FL | us | 29.648788 | -81.637211 | unknown | baer yee | raw: Palatka, Florida baer yee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1b1c906f-9eaf-4686-8eaa-5e696b467521 | Gardnerville | NV | us | 38.937887 | -119.740793 | unknown | raw: Gardnerville, Nevada | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b0cc345f-0ed4-44e5-8233-f9856a765788 | Oakland | CA | us | 37.804456 | -122.271356 | unknown | raw: Oakland, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 085741ba-1acd-42c8-9ae7-fbc8b2098cbf | Vincennes | IN | us | 38.677269 | -87.528633 | unknown | raw: Vincennes, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 576b1bee-720d-4bd9-bf82-1e948b32f9a5 | 1958-05-01T00:00:00 | 1958 | Fontana | CA | us | 34.092295 | -117.43433 | unknown | eer (=) | raw: Fontana, California eer (=) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b26a3bdc-ff46-4da0-b565-5a1f6af833ee | 1956-04-09T00:00:00 | 1956 | Northampton | MA | us | 42.317899 | -72.631101 | unknown | ea | raw: Northampton, Massachusetts ea | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 53744bb8-7962-4578-888a-74c5b946b006 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a27d110-f027-468f-821f-1e4bed48d4bb | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | a BALLCON | raw: Seattle, Washington a BALLCON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 981220ca-0e8f-49cc-9fc8-8d9b4b4e0b53 | 1952-08-13T00:00:00 | 1952 | Suffolk | VA | us | 36.728134 | -76.583468 | unknown | a= | Other (REFLECTION | raw: Suffolk, Virginia a= Other (REFLECTION | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1c0cf70a-6201-457b-a75d-704ae17bc064 | 1967-02-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Madisonville | KY | us | 37.328004 | -87.498699 | unknown | raw: Madisonville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b851ae9a-e88f-45e3-b589-09200577a95d | ~10 Dayton | OH | us | 39.687738 | -84.169182 | unknown | g | Astro (JUPITER ) | raw: 7577 ~10 Dayton, Ohio g Astro (JUPITER ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5185992a-49e0-41fb-9ac9-80a8f0ba564b | ~l2 Kansas City | KS | us | 39.113456 | -94.626497 | unknown | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: 7317 ~l2 Kansas City, Kansas UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 91bdd37e-915c-41b4-b046-aef6552d4434 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | ( | PHOTO ) Other (POOR a | raw: New York, New York (PHOTO ) Other (POOR a | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6977f22f-6c83-4d0c-ba83-770c657685d3 | 1952-07-24T00:00:00 | 1952 | Flushing | NY | us | 40.76543 | -73.817429 | unknown | pS eg. a | raw: a Flushing, New York pS eg. a | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7145998e-adbc-4854-8704-5af193efdd82 | >25 Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | Be eee ree Balloon | raw: 9959 3>25 Wilmington, Delaware Be eee ree Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2fd70d8-2b2e-4d1d-a5e6-d88dc14386e4 | ~8 Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 7621 ~8 Vandalia, Ohio Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 23db2bfb-dbcf-4370-a2cd-9c7c4af984d8 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1787fd11-3616-40a0-bcc1-fc680c6903d1 | Charleston Heights | SC | us | 32.855853 | -79.970332 | unknown | raw: Charleston Heights, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a475bf2d-0944-4b64-92ae-98be0e03f8ff | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 863ad828-0e09-4bb2-88b2-84525bac3321 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 666a628d-6232-44bd-8f7f-585941388311 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 91a43ca6-e4f9-4a8f-b9a2-da8695da1eb4 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3549f7ec-4da0-40dc-91d1-b03011974670 | 1954-02-02T00:00:00 | 1954 | Greenwich | CT | us | 41.026486 | -73.62846 | unknown | raw: Greenwich, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1345e19b-c28c-41a4-bbb0-cd164a6d6052 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1732ef61-031c-4bb3-baf6-13f329297c36 | McAllen | TX | us | 26.204114 | -98.230061 | unknown | Military | raw: McAllen, Texas Military | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6bd2ecc5-0d4b-4651-b0d7-5dfcf28f3211 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | <a: | raw: Dayton, Ohio <a: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fb9eb290-4436-4177-a885-4e843907a5b0 | 1955-07-17T00:00:00 | 1955 | Canton | OH | us | 40.798546 | -81.374951 | unknown | "GR ee: ee | raw: Canton, Ohio "GR ee: ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 73fef838-c030-42a6-a76a-c84f85e09a93 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | ETO Te, SATELLITE | raw: 774512 Dayton, Ohio ETO Te, SATELLITE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6791704d-58b2-4c68-9f55-32ae114e7012 | 1956-08-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Roseburg | OR | us | 43.216505 | -123.341738 | unknown | gah? 50TO ) | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: 773813 Roseburg, Oregon gah? 50TO ) INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3ace181c-3620-4bf9-b506-90f9e34009a2 | 1955-06-15T00:00:00 | 1955 | Bryan | TX | us | 30.674364 | -96.369963 | unknown | Military | Other (MISSILS) | raw: 77 29416 Bryan, Texas Military Other (MISSILS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ea610d36-ae37-4a1e-bebc-38c1e8809893 | ke Charles | LA | us | 30.23051 | -93.216981 | unknown | Military | Astro ee | raw: 374517 Lake Charles, Louisiana Military Astro ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 67908e81-9c4d-4a12-9a28-c8ad3f562b77 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | BALLOON | raw: 7723818 Columbus, Ohio BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b400206-e2d3-4b30-ae61-d55cac3a4116 | 1950-04-27T00:00:00 | 1950 | Goshen | IN | us | 41.585039 | -85.834449 | unknown | American Airlines | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Goshen, Indiana American Airlines Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 982bb0fc-afc7-4fa3-8a26-05e3b045207e | Amityville | NY | us | 40.678989 | -73.417067 | unknown | Multiple | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Amityville, New York Multiple INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5d1b798-b269-4cc8-9480-e9fbf425a3ab | Goodlettsville | TN | us | 36.323107 | -86.71333 | unknown | em | AIRCRAFT | raw: Goodlettsville, Tennessee em AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 762c2e88-fa24-4d6a-baca-1565670f4d4c | Bartlett | IL | us | 41.990849 | -88.185003 | unknown | ee | Other (CONTRAILS) | raw: Bartlett, Illinois ee Other (CONTRAILS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dd083e5a-1062-4db0-9e24-fb2c02bcbe0a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | See | Astro (SIRIUS) | raw: Dayton, Ohio See Astro (SIRIUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ac8c87d5-daa6-41ac-8b6e-0fa687b61ca6 | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | News Clipvping | raw: Springfield, Ohio News Clipvping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 508f83c3-2d17-49ec-a5e5-bb85aa259027 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | " « | raw: Sacramento, California " « | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d049f089-df06-42fe-b5b3-7459eecbca70 | Morgantown | WV | us | 39.629681 | -79.955944 | unknown | raw: Morgantown, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 45a618db-1c36-45f4-8511-68d3bd377b93 | 1957-11-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Monroe | LA | us | 32.502547 | -92.116219 | unknown | raw: Monroe, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 91b0349a-43b4-4c83-ac85-0dc45c9d62c6 | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | raw: Vandalia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8cedd756-0391-452e-8d9b-827d4f46e164 | 1967-06-25T00:00:00 | 1967 | Bethel | AK | us | 60.792222 | -161.755833 | unknown | raw: Bethel, Alaska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 077b2524-d5a4-4083-98c8-cf8812a7fbb8 | Morehead | KY | us | 38.183971 | -83.432684 | unknown | raw: Morehead, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ddf0710c-abce-486b-8ea9-7673b6823c42 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0f304343-aa8e-4fa2-984e-c1a5cda767e8 | Auburn | CA | us | 38.894594 | -121.07399 | unknown | raw: Auburn, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e749e266-46a3-4714-9b60-9525f7f4b2ca | > 1h Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | AIRCKAPT | raw: 7865 > 1h Miami, Florida AIRCKAPT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 950e0794-7ac9-4e03-aeed-0693a3917212 | Bessemer | AL | us | 33.401777 | -86.954437 | unknown | raw: Bessemer, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9cdd31b8-9d86-4187-be14-6634066b49e7 | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a08bd71f-9b97-4d09-8ffd-57ad0e79ba3f | 1954-07-01T00:00:00 | 1954 | Danville | IL | us | 40.125222 | -87.630461 | unknown | raw: Danville, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f36c0c31-aea1-4bdf-9841-ef27a67c2cac | Fort Worth | TX | us | 32.753177 | -97.332746 | unknown | ( | PHOTOS) NOT ¢CInsufficient Data | raw: Fort Worth, Texas (PHOTOS) NOT ¢CInsufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0fe24f27-fc78-44f7-b3ae-c43215767c7f | 1949-07-10T00:00:00 | 1949 | Alexandria | LA | us | 31.311946 | -92.445356 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d2e2a0ef-ab2b-4a0f-b495-797b2db0c64d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d2da8368-cb57-423e-8bbe-e68c70a6e9dc | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6a02c760-2702-44d1-8a89-4e6fbb970a2c | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | raw: Vandalia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4bfcbe48-ade7-49cd-967a-48a82a8a471f | Danville | KY | us | 37.645649 | -84.772182 | unknown | raw: Danville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63998083-e5bc-4610-8035-fa54bc69464f | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bcfbba3c-3ae6-4009-990f-79635fe0e3e1 | Biloxi | MS | us | 30.400763 | -88.889382 | unknown | eee | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 79 8 Biloxi, Mississippi eee Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b79d1173-f302-4073-9930-5ab8b3090887 | 1954-09-20T00:00:00 | 1954 | Cuyahoga Falls | OH | us | 41.136273 | -81.482812 | unknown | Newseclipping | raw: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Newseclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9633ef9c-dd15-48a0-bf9e-ca0b07c9c40e | Paltimor: | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Paltimor:, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 97812607-127f-4999-a83c-41ddf3cc4240 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 64e3f84b-b257-4d11-98c7-abf9d92b2768 | 1952-07-18T00:00:00 | 1952 | Hyattsville | MD | us | 38.952944 | -76.940865 | unknown | . | raw: Hyattsville, Maryland . | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| efc2f7ea-3d13-49c4-9748-a52b866e2705 | Malden | MA | us | 42.426848 | -71.068374 | unknown | raw: Malden, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 94fda06a-ba29-4dce-9ff2-3f682c105fa0 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 80154406-902e-48b6-a51b-1febf404ed5f | Jacksonville | FL | us | 30.326225 | -81.657918 | unknown | raw: Jacksonville, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d5d83b07-1bc8-4de5-9434-05d42b9b289c | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1d77cfa6-dc9f-4bda-b020-86276571cf93 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00 | 1949 | Ogden | UT | us | 41.223005 | -111.973843 | unknown | raw: Ogden, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 822f29a9-9c78-4fd0-8769-b53634f6cea8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 82b5df12-4ddf-4c90-99cb-4165ed507f19 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 72c9fddc-851c-471c-825d-7129f94018bc | 1947-05-10T00:00:00 | 1947 | Newark | OH | us | 40.058121 | -82.401264 | unknown | raw: Newark, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9455faff-c10e-4c14-aa97-c87518d76118 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aca0c5ce-bee1-4e69-a2b5-ac810a1b4cd9 | Island | WA | us | 48.216267 | -122.68424 | unknown | raw: Island, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c188af4d-140b-411a-8fdd-de7ea97f168e | 1967-03-25T00:00:00 | 1967 | Joplin | MO | us | 37.084184 | -94.513339 | unknown | raw: Joplin, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ebf8e920-08ec-479a-88bf-55edcb8e4886 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 442d6b37-b398-4826-8ec2-74c8f15ffe89 | Topeka | KS | us | 39.049011 | -95.677556 | unknown | raw: Topeka, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cac8192c-f7eb-4ce0-8fe9-ca878eab21ae | 1954-07-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | Yonkers | NY | us | 40.93121 | -73.898747 | unknown | raw: Yonkers, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 08d84756-e816-4524-8e4e-4d461ac6a825 | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | raw: Macon, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d889e6ac-8c4d-42da-aeaf-6650650f5252 | 1967-02-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Madisonville | KY | us | 37.328004 | -87.498699 | unknown | raw: Madisonville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4076381e-9daa-4f4a-9bf8-f658152b4349 | 1947-05-10T00:00:00 | 1947 | Newark | OH | us | 40.058121 | -82.401264 | unknown | raw: Newark, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 69ce585e-2be0-4721-8841-57a520034ae9 | Nicholasville | KY | us | 37.880634 | -84.572996 | unknown | raw: Nicholasville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 49f2deb0-5477-4e2b-8458-c646b4ce5d63 | G Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | Other (REFLECTION) | raw: G Springfield, Ohio Other (REFLECTION) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 48b3e159-907c-4bb4-8068-4c32826ff639 | 1950-04-20T00:00:00 | 1950 | Stamford | CT | us | 41.05343 | -73.538734 | unknown | raw: Stamford, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6ee05dff-30d3-4d72-976e-d4ff263d7510 | Wells | ME | us | 43.322049 | -70.580742 | unknown | raw: Wells, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 57687db4-0ddb-47f5-86c4-7b00dc43e5d8 | Pacific Grove | CA | us | 36.621115 | -121.917794 | unknown | raw: Pacific Grove, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f200229e-3df9-420f-89db-bcba07fa9bf5 | Neosho | MO | us | 36.86652 | -94.370165 | unknown | raw: Neosho, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5ddafdad-cc7c-4b59-ad61-bd23254ebc2f | Auburn | AL | us | 32.609857 | -85.480783 | unknown | raw: Auburn, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 096e092e-41c0-457c-9394-e3a06408a1a0 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 898769fb-6969-4fc4-85e1-fcf4cbefdf68 | 1962-11-01T00:00:00 | 1962 | Woburn | MA | us | 42.479262 | -71.152277 | unknown | raw: Woburn, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ad9a3b0b-69c2-4502-9509-547e846423a9 | ittle'Rock | AR | us | 34.746507 | -92.289627 | unknown | . | raw: Little'Rock, Arkansas. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b2b1e237-68ba-405b-b85c-9b0010feb479 | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | raw: Baltimore, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c4adc24-804b-4c42-9c71-e5c51c9620bf | Silver Spring | MD | us | 38.999762 | -77.024037 | unknown | raw: Silver Spring, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 88d1956c-21f8-40aa-9aa6-7cd2fa64af66 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | raw: Tampa, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f13836a4-c4de-42c6-9efb-da0bba078b62 | Muskegon | MI | us | 43.234181 | -86.248392 | unknown | raw: Muskegon, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e0c1636c-73a2-4a1a-9055-46747c921a67 | Ridgefield | CT | us | 41.281484 | -73.498179 | unknown | bn | raw: Ridgefield, Connecticut bn | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 833ebb29-12a8-4409-a9e5-b4aed5773733 | incoln Park | MI | us | 42.250594 | -83.178536 | unknown | Sean ( | PHOTO) | raw: Lincoln Park, Michigan Sean (PHOTO) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0b3035f7-2ed7-42e4-80e4-b78cf23a6ded | Ashland | OR | us | 42.197249 | -122.7154 | unknown | am (CC. | raw: Ashland, Oregon am (CC. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 48d966cc-499e-4615-aa53-916d105ca433 | Huntington | WV | us | 38.41925 | -82.445154 | unknown | ee | raw: Huntington, West Virginia ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f48b00a8-3475-40cc-bf8a-aaf7a204e03e | Worcester | MA | us | 42.262562 | -71.801888 | unknown | aaa | raw: Worcester, Massachusetts aaa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8bd3703d-04db-488f-9259-f8ffa93bebdf | Miamisburg | OH | us | 39.642836 | -84.286608 | unknown | er ae Oa | raw: Miamisburg, Ohio er ae Oa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c4a3d92-c448-4124-a2be-64328f0064c2 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | Newselivving | raw: Akron, Ohio Newselivving | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| baf1b001-029d-4e9d-b085-c1d6a23d6b27 | Tacoma. Seattle | WA | us | 47.447567 | -122.308016 | unknown | Newselipping | raw: Tacoma. Seattle, Washington Newselipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 94e631cb-9d69-465d-8bd0-2f04d90c8dd7 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | (Ravenna) eee | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Akron, Ohio (Ravenna) eee INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3faf7a9b-1a0d-456e-8842-c0aaca43af1c | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | Other (CHAFF) | raw: Akron, Ohio Other (CHAFF) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c6959214-1447-4bc6-acc6-5a218f140bda | College Park | MD | us | 38.980666 | -76.936919 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: College Park, Maryland AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 542e36ca-1480-4ccb-bdeb-225a23c07061 | 1954-08-17T00:00:00 | 1954 | Garden City | MI | us | 42.325593 | -83.331042 | unknown | raw: Garden City, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ac2c0ea4-26f2-4d98-8d54-f89822cfec79 | Silver Spring | MD | us | 38.999762 | -77.024037 | unknown | Rss ei ec el | AIRCRAFT ; | raw: Silver Spring, Maryland Rss ei ec el AIRCRAFT ; | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4f86253b-c250-4487-a8b6-cb40d7213028 | Bellflower | CA | us | 33.882571 | -118.116768 | unknown | SATELLITE | raw: Bellflower, California SATELLITE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0a92fde9-8905-4c0c-9ef7-cfdb7f3d597f | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota ; AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5d3e0014-70cc-49cd-9e77-6cfab6a7a0b4 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6bfbc2f8-d83c-44d8-bac6-ac8176c5b45d | Wilmington | NC | us | 34.235285 | -77.948728 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6c2459ce-6b06-4293-be4d-0279b800ecce | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 18269f30-f25e-4214-9edc-c0beca685499 | Huntington | WV | us | 38.41925 | -82.445154 | unknown | raw: Huntington, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d89e7396-3fcb-4e17-8445-9a0f4d879aee | 1950-11-27T00:00:00 | 1950 | Winslow | AZ | us | 35.024198 | -110.697346 | unknown | raw: Winslow, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4edbe821-7114-4a4e-8a65-7844e12e4269 | Honolulu | HI | us | 21.304547 | -157.855676 | unknown | raw: Honolulu, Hawaii | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3d474fac-e277-4af8-9a8a-767a8db3dae9 | Crestview | FL | us | 30.762133 | -86.570508 | unknown | . | raw: Crestview, Florida . | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7650c49c-895b-44cb-8ee0-377be17292a7 | Babylon | NY | us | 40.695655 | -73.325675 | unknown | raw: Babylon, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 91b8ac9d-f21c-408a-b522-689f81227102 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3278633d-d5ab-43e0-a337-fc033852e8fa | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 720933d6-e124-4c39-bf0b-7721f0d51fc8 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Duluth, Minnesota INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 09fd1e13-5061-459f-a248-fb270b4f37d1 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | Rae | AIRCRAFT | raw: Duluth, Minnesota Rae AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c0736986-f249-429a-93ff-b8ca7454f10f | 1961-11-07T00:00:00 | 1961 | Arlington Heights | IL | us | 42.081156 | -87.980216 | unknown | QR | BALLOON | raw: a. Arlington Heights, Illinois QR, BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c04a45d1-70e9-4920-9232-2a2b82850f92 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | LS | raw: Dayton, Ohio LS | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d57e0138-7269-457d-9d90-e1289e5b72f7 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | eee | raw: Dayton, Ohio eee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b722f280-731a-4f18-9ca7-7719441147af | Beavercreek | OH | us | 39.709226 | -84.063269 | unknown | id | raw: Beavercreek, Ohio id | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f84fd2ba-498b-4ca2-ada6-4fd84fe57caf | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | i Saree) | raw: Dayton, Ohio i Saree) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5d3d66f7-973d-4914-854d-ed7cfd538b65 | Fairfield | CT | us | 41.141208 | -73.263726 | unknown | Unsigned Letter | raw: Fairfield, Connecticut Unsigned Letter | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ce31c3f2-31d7-47aa-bb65-c0a416ddb257 | Weymouth | MA | us | 42.221219 | -70.939163 | unknown | raw: Weymouth, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 17991a7a-5349-4d9f-88c7-602961764c2f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b2b32e28-9547-4c4d-b28f-5db7b83588e9 | 1963-07-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Glen Ellyn | IL | us | 41.877529 | -88.067012 | unknown | emapaieeshatl | raw: L Glen Ellyn, Illinois , emapaieeshatl | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5015d52d-29ed-47e8-82d6-f41cd3ec905b | Ay Hamilton | MT | us | 46.247205 | -114.155546 | unknown | Seen : | raw: Ay Hamilton, Montana Seen : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5764c5df-dbb8-4039-ba8e-060320b6e06b | lo Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | toe GRRE i | raw: lo Dayton, Ohio toe GRRE i, | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ac103f88-350b-4469-b24c-01424c79f79c | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | AER | BALLOON | raw: Fairborn, Ohio AER. BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 54e9b6bf-dc50-4b31-8d20-125f3d5c6a48 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | BEERS | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Houston, Texas BEERS, INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ae21e19-20ee-4d21-94d6-25e932f1fb85 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | wees | Astro (JUPITER) | raw: Dayton, Ohio wees Astro (JUPITER) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 68854ff6-6f18-443c-a857-6a626eadd163 | Hollywood | CA | us | 34.098003 | -118.329523 | unknown | Ed | BALLOON | raw: Hollywood, California Ed BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2eac30ce-3bd9-477b-b17f-70244751dcad | Morehead | KY | us | 38.183971 | -83.432684 | unknown | reine | AIRCRAFT | raw: Morehead, Kentucky reine AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bc955a1b-522f-4f9c-a868-028dada48c39 | Craig | CO | us | 40.515249 | -107.546454 | unknown | lim | AIRCRAFT | raw: Craig, Colorado lim, AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cd8f1d8b-e488-4c82-a716-9c047d8af860 | 1966-10-05T00:00:00 | 1966 | Potomac | MD | us | 39.017936 | -77.209454 | unknown | Seep | BALLOON | raw: Potomac, Maryland Seep BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5940f5e1-3221-4a6d-8b37-ffd1158f3b71 | 1968-02-13T00:00:00 | 1968 | Missoula | MT | us | 46.870105 | -113.995267 | unknown | raw: Missoula, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1955bc16-7382-48f4-b590-2a1e1d9a44c4 | oe Beaver Falls | PA | us | 40.75201 | -80.31923 | unknown | oe ne see | Astro (METEOR) | raw: oe Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania oe ne see Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fa888c63-5397-4f63-84fa-71b26c8d922f | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Plainview | NY | us | 40.783461 | -73.473884 | unknown | raw: Plainview, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 982fb2af-d1ef-4cc4-b982-09bb950555fa | Syracuse | NY | us | 43.048122 | -76.147424 | unknown | raw: Syracuse,New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db61a97a-918c-4331-98b6-c30e9d90688d | Morehead | KY | us | 38.183971 | -83.432684 | unknown | raw: Morehead, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c223670-7181-478e-a640-a7929e6bf637 | San Antonio | TX | us | 29.4246 | -98.495141 | unknown | BALLOON | raw: San Antonio, Texas BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7aeece0e-8cd1-4961-b509-dec0067de628 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | Multiple | AIRCRAFT | raw: Akron, Ohio Multiple AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 49f2c509-e7ac-48b9-953d-b10f148bcd6c | Crossville | TN | us | 35.949684 | -85.027484 | unknown | Astro (MSTEOR ) | raw: Crossville, Tennessee Astro (MSTEOR ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7b0bd6b5-c61b-49de-905f-70cd7db6067f | r | OR | us | 45.52351 | -122.675691 | unknown | raw: r, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 04bfc44f-3ccd-4f6a-84d4-aab15b92a7a1 | 1953-11-18T00:00:00 | 1953 | Marietta | OH | us | 39.416774 | -81.454839 | unknown | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Marietta, Ohio Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28edaa85-c318-44a1-9bd3-f02c5846975d | Beavercreek | OH | us | 39.709226 | -84.063269 | unknown | pana | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Beavercreek, Ohio pana Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c7ccc53-b00a-4757-ab3b-1028220014c8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Deg | INSUFFICIENT DATTA | raw: Dayton, Ohio Deg INSUFFICIENT DATTA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e21aa6a9-bb21-47c8-8e38-c44edc5ff650 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | SATELLITE | raw: Dallas, Texas SATELLITE | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a206b48-d8de-495c-8ea2-78384020f6fe | 1968-08-01T00:00:00 | 1968 | Kings Mountain | NC | us | 35.245061 | -81.341052 | unknown | ( | PHOTO ) AIRCRAFT | raw: Kings Mountain, North Carolina (PHOTO ) AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9ed824fa-2c10-44f1-bb68-f7a1f8081092 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | ... mn | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Miami, Florida... mn INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 81c740e3-64f4-480e-8e47-f64e4c568039 | 1956-06-27T00:00:00 | 1956 | Plattsburg | NY | us | 44.698081 | -73.44441 | unknown | Military Satellite | raw: Plattsburg, New York Military Satellite | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 93d3ac4a-aac5-48a9-885c-f5991c1b8a10 | Oak Lawn | IL | us | 41.710866 | -87.758108 | unknown | -_ Insufficient Pata | raw: Oak Lawn, Illinois -_ Insufficient Pata | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e3398a65-5510-43f5-8476-899384dc6b8b | Baltimore | MD | us | 39.290882 | -76.610759 | unknown | Satellite | raw: Baltimore, Maryland Satellite | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a083099-4954-41d8-b5b6-ade570a790ad | 1961-10-03T00:00:00 | 1961 | Provo | UT | us | 40.233729 | -111.658709 | unknown | raw: Provo, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eac9dc66-09d4-4285-bb35-74576079d58a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | j | Other (SEARCHLIG | raw: Dayton, Ohio j Other (SEARCHLIG | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8fd3d944-87ea-479e-8328-0abfea2560ac | 1966-04-22T00:00:00 | 1966 | Alliance | OH | us | 40.915336 | -81.105931 | unknown | raw: Alliance, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 192a372d-4322-4852-9887-84fcb4b27825 | Fremont | CA | us | 37.54827 | -121.988571 | unknown | raw: Fremont, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 01ce5b8c-3bd0-4617-a0ad-3df63dedb39f | Tacoma | WA | us | 47.245501 | -122.438329 | unknown | raw: Tacoma, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| eaf4fac4-2252-4baa-a546-c59731236040 | 1965-06-02T00:00:00 | 1965 | Kent | OH | us | 41.151311 | -81.357805 | unknown | raw: Kent, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| efc025db-5ad1-4f9e-b092-2f9c64e248ff | or Consequences | NM | us | 33.128349 | -107.252906 | unknown | raw: or Consequences, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b42d9b89-f902-40e8-93d5-b23060c212aa | Baker | CA | us | 35.265381 | -116.074956 | unknown | raw: Baker, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| baccd8c7-f747-438b-a1a0-b4ece67da402 | Green River | WY | us | 41.529093 | -109.466473 | unknown | raw: Green River, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c418619-0b4f-42e7-b060-0777725853ca | 1947-05-10T00:00:00 | 1947 | Newark | NJ | us | 40.735657 | -74.172367 | unknown | raw: Newark, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d17c0b47-c7d7-4987-b386-a29f7a87b1b7 | 1962-10-04T00:00:00 | 1962 | Des Plaines | IL | us | 42.041582 | -87.887392 | unknown | raw: Des Plaines, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1de6d8b9-2858-401d-b401-02e38f257558 | Boise | ID | us | 43.616616 | -116.200886 | unknown | raw: Boise, Idaho | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bd8b52d1-cbb7-4791-9010-05202a54a50e | Savannah | GA | us | 32.079007 | -81.092134 | unknown | raw: Savannah, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d728a87a-c9a7-4b58-878f-ecb841d965d1 | 1965-11-04T00:00:00 | 1965 | Middletown | OH | us | 39.516644 | -84.404173 | unknown | raw: Middletown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 44270f0f-d4fd-447c-8049-d030fd98b47c | 1952-07-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Huntsville | AL | us | 34.729847 | -86.585901 | unknown | raw: Huntsville, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 63df57ee-1a69-441a-b48a-314e923dbf8e | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f47e7cde-b408-49d4-b963-fc5d1ae9e62a | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver , Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f478ff46-7d8c-4235-8744-6b72ca35cef4 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a9accd49-5f05-4267-a71c-8657aa956f03 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | . | raw: Dayton, Ohio. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b5b814b7-8a24-4f47-899b-beffb6b93e29 | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 466e7939-8343-4626-9bda-4aa2ef908b39 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 30a04a3b-a638-4780-9923-e8bcc0b6733d | ittleton | CO | us | 39.613321 | -105.016649 | unknown | raw: Littleton, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4fac7d5d-8144-439d-8012-f896895f1206 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2e66e34a-15cd-4d02-8969-3d5cd6230590 | s Vegas | NM | us | 35.593933 | -105.223896 | unknown | raw: Las Vegas, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 70ab71a0-e1fc-413b-a811-54db005444c5 | Salt Lake City | UT | us | 40.75962 | -111.886797 | unknown | raw: Salt Lake City, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ccfa2457-02dd-4995-bfd0-01f250a54d2b | Waco | TX | us | 31.54919 | -97.147463 | unknown | raw: Waco, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d77d3985-454f-41a2-9397-fa4fe8b2dee0 | 1952-05-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Moses Lake | WA | us | 47.130142 | -119.278077 | unknown | raw: Moses Lake, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28566c88-2e02-45d7-93fe-2ebad837f908 | ynn | MA | us | 42.466763 | -70.949494 | unknown | raw: Lynn, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fdfa0d32-a771-4ae4-99da-4b94f2763b8b | 1947-06-19T00:00:00 | 1947 | Webster | MA | us | 42.050137 | -71.880331 | unknown | raw: Webster, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 884f5096-23c4-44fc-952a-e6c5ad26ecd0 | 1956-08-20T00:00:00 | 1956 | Citrus Heights | CA | us | 38.707125 | -121.281061 | unknown | raw: Citrus Heights, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b93adefb-1b29-4181-b4b3-d226fbf7c6a7 | Western Springs | IL | us | 41.809613 | -87.900671 | unknown | raw: Western Springs, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a19664eb-5d98-4a15-9551-60a4d9b752f5 | 1952-08-19T00:00:00 | 1952 | Visalia | CA | us | 36.330228 | -119.292058 | unknown | Newsc lipping | raw: Visalia, California Newsc lipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1e25e935-5e1e-4dfc-81d1-a007351c579f | Medford | MA | us | 42.41843 | -71.106164 | unknown | Fowler (NICAP Rpt) | raw: Medford, Massachusetts Fowler (NICAP Rpt) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 12b0b327-8d7f-4f4b-abc9-1dccec502cd9 | Dodge City | KS | us | 37.752798 | -100.017079 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Dodge City, Kansas Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7e2c8b4f-e99a-4139-b108-e6202cd53431 | Brecksville | OH | us | 41.319776 | -81.62679 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Brecksville, Ohio Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8616fc48-d2fc-495b-b2f5-075a635150fa | 1965-04-01T00:00:00 | 1965 | Westford | MA | us | 42.579258 | -71.437841 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Westford, Massachusetts Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f20dfc47-8cb0-46b1-8128-b4fc02ed6a65 | Titusville | PA | us | 41.626752 | -79.676128 | unknown | . Newsclipping | raw: Titusville, Pennsylvania . Newsclipping | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 508015fe-db23-4e4b-8dc3-6e938eae80f9 | 1954-02-27T00:00:00 | 1954 | Hillsboro | OR | us | 45.522894 | -122.989827 | unknown | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Hillsboro, Oregon INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2e1ad7d6-a723-470b-9224-7da8b6ddcd26 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | Astro (METEOR ) | raw: Kansas City, Missouri Astro (METEOR ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 12fb9273-379b-4c72-8e08-72352307b056 | 1952-04-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | San Jose | CA | us | 37.336166 | -121.890591 | unknown | Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | raw: San Jose, California Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9d94f6a3-7a36-4a2d-9b03-1b460f0d9872 | Owego | NY | us | 42.103453 | -76.262267 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Owego, New York AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8bbaf5f0-4045-415a-b328-829ec1b78ba0 | 1955-08-15T00:00:00 | 1955 | Klamath Falls | OR | us | 42.224867 | -121.78167 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Klamath Falls, Oregon AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 80b714ac-ef33-489b-abfe-27f73c526a4d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Astro (SIRIUS) | raw: Dayton, Ohio Astro (SIRIUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c6c2fbdc-477e-4bb9-83aa-531939849ea1 | Millersville | PA | us | 39.997998 | -76.354537 | unknown | Pe " | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Millersville, Pennsylvania Pe "INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e986a3d1-6ee9-4954-9daf-5928c241d21b | 1965-04-01T00:00:00 | 1965 | Westford | MA | us | 42.579258 | -71.437841 | unknown | Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | raw: Westford, Massachusetts Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 03349aec-7c3f-49d9-8a95-d423da8a3cce | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | a | Astro (METEOR ) | raw: Dayton, Ohio a Astro (METEOR ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4dc39103-d66b-45c1-b884-1b3cd6835994 | Beavercreek | OH | us | 39.709226 | -84.063269 | unknown | raw: Beavercreek, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f7c63f2d-2062-4e3f-a6c0-02e7f88e52f1 | S South Charleston | OH | us | 39.825338 | -83.634367 | unknown | HOTOS ) | raw: S South Charleston, Ohio HOTOS ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7cdf1d9a-8d8b-470e-bc55-867abbf3f819 | Carmichaels | PA | us | 39.896743 | -79.974499 | unknown | raw: Carmichaels, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 419dd3fe-e892-4ab9-9d71-5d78cdf1d8b3 | 1966-07-11T00:00:00 | 1966 | Kirkwood | MO | us | 38.580071 | -90.406918 | unknown | raw: Kirkwood, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0caf75ed-27b7-4907-b051-8d37291b695b | Redwood City | CA | us | 37.486324 | -122.232523 | unknown | raw: Redwood City, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b37c9fc4-5596-4641-b234-ce72ad1822da | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3846d584-6bf1-4ad6-ae83-c28caf3c4e8c | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ed36807b-91f3-4e58-b661-a660b0fa4ee6 | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c93ae0d-32f7-4fd9-ab22-aa7527d9e197 | Boca Raton | FL | us | 26.358689 | -80.083098 | unknown | raw: Boca Raton, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a7e19cd4-8bc3-4a79-94de-ff84d3c99c23 | 1966-05-16T00:00:00 | 1966 | Temple City | CA | us | 34.108299 | -118.057757 | unknown | raw: Temple City, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eebd2ad7-26e1-46ef-ad8d-be91b4878932 | Berea | OH | us | 41.366161 | -81.854303 | unknown | raw: Berea, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 55e855be-2fd7-4ed3-8b7a-2c87f66e70d2 | El Paso | TX | us | 31.7601 | -106.487048 | unknown | raw: El Paso, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a4d2fa58-7271-4c8c-bf74-a85ebfaa9d23 | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 10d518f1-2ceb-404f-91b6-90f18c74599e | 1952-04-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Flint | MI | us | 43.016169 | -83.690021 | unknown | raw: Flint, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c9689d48-f1e2-4be0-9476-3ed70032fac1 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9cf8ba36-15f8-465a-be25-ffa43d5b425a | Bridgewater | MA | us | 41.990221 | -70.975443 | unknown | raw: Bridgewater, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 046a6b7f-7f69-47d9-b471-aff4a1300a7f | keland | FL | us | 28.039465 | -81.949804 | unknown | raw: Lakeland, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1f6dad34-d43a-452f-9887-e36b2605a002 | Honolulu | HI | us | 21.304547 | -157.855676 | unknown | raw: Honolulu, Hawaii | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 670a08f3-36ec-4d48-8b58-06c9e40ade49 | Vero Beach | FL | us | 27.638716 | -80.39754 | unknown | Civilian Pilot Insufficient Data | raw: Vero Beach, Florida Civilian Pilot Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 35c95eec-efcb-4374-a2ef-e425debe0494 | 1952-08-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Falls church | VA | us | 38.882334 | -77.171091 | unknown | germ | Astro (MOON) | raw: Falls church, Virginia germ Astro (MOON) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e4807af2-94d6-427f-953e-dd8216791b98 | 1964-12-21T00:00:00 | 1964 | Harrisonburg | VA | us | 38.449332 | -78.868883 | unknown | Sel | Other (PSYCHOLOGICAL | raw: Harrisonburg, Virginia Sel Other (PSYCHOLOGICAL | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ac1a2e7f-f63c-42cf-8e90-131067a68c8f | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | Astro (ARCTURUS/MARS) | raw: Cleveland, Ohio Astro (ARCTURUS/MARS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f6693f4d-705b-46f8-82a2-433430b566a5 | Glen Falls | NY | us | 42.963943 | -78.743914 | unknown | Balloon | raw: Glen Falls, New York Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9d1c62c-eee1-462f-af73-1d08e68d1ce6 | Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | raw: Miami, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 842cb330-f6b3-4a38-8d61-a7595e3d5a6b | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 64607de8-1de0-440b-b438-a532f940300b | Ewa Beach | HI | us | 21.315603 | -158.008804 | unknown | (Oahu) | raw: Ewa Beach, Hawaii (Oahu) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3348109f-ff5b-4eb3-b15f-c9175de978d1 | Hampton | VA | us | 37.026441 | -76.344285 | unknown | raw: Hampton, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a94e4d9-bcaf-4bf5-bd24-35d7659d2cf2 | Newport News | VA | us | 36.977502 | -76.42977 | unknown | raw: Newport News, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a2b497a-1aba-45ca-bd83-454645793502 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b9fe95b7-56d5-4839-86d7-398cc6a0ec5c | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Janesville | WI | us | 42.682977 | -89.022679 | unknown | raw: Janesville, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 64a3b7ab-51f4-4ac1-baca-6e4005f087b2 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5b281cc-55e1-4c5b-96e5-748ac5fbb46b | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bed5e824-7362-422a-b8db-ae87bf397d0a | Hugo | OK | us | 34.010621 | -95.513122 | unknown | raw: Hugo, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8097caf8-a144-4cf3-8ee5-29a399269e68 | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 29b26873-73e1-4e2b-b407-6f9b6f9d7513 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | raw: Tampa, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1270cb8c-1c44-4fd2-903e-79353627a6d8 | New Orleans | LA | us | 29.956142 | -90.073393 | unknown | raw: New Orleans, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c562bda7-41ca-4dde-b06b-5875f99b40a7 | Fairfax | VA | us | 38.846224 | -77.306373 | unknown | raw: Fairfax, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 96b0655d-bf01-4a76-96f5-f27c208a8731 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7452a0c0-c3c0-4bbb-bb76-cb7fc25fe2b6 | Sykesville | MD | us | 39.365992 | -76.968874 | unknown | raw: Sykesville, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb5d83ae-29c8-4a8d-b799-99db7cb985a9 | 1963-06-19T00:00:00 | 1963 | Burlington | MA | us | 42.504817 | -71.195611 | unknown | raw: Burlington, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4978af40-e5ba-4d1f-a7c6-edaa2189d131 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5f63f035-5a14-4ba0-a821-f823298f018b | St. | FL | us | 29.894695 | -81.31454 | unknown | raw: St. Augustine, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3e3b239f-8d19-4267-850c-bc7c83596875 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cffbae43-625d-420d-b7a3-cf8b1bd622e0 | 1965-05-07T00:00:00 | 1965 | Oxford | MI | us | 42.824752 | -83.264662 | unknown | raw: Oxford, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 62690031-3a27-412a-a0e1-8d17f87c369c | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Anaheim | CA | us | 33.834752 | -117.911732 | unknown | raw: Anaheim, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c39e7fc1-bb0b-4668-bf3f-40c270a79b61 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c5e10ed5-9a9e-4454-9525-9d60d200cb98 | 1966-08-18T00:00:00 | 1966 | Oil City | PA | us | 41.434122 | -79.708474 | unknown | raw: Oil City, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 04c4e8f0-c27e-4974-878f-d43fdb7a5ad5 | Tiffin | OH | us | 41.114485 | -83.177954 | unknown | raw: Tiffin, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 51a84972-0497-4cf7-92c0-c1d4d1d26d8f | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2fb1108-bab5-474b-a1fa-cb56e27b44e1 | ynn | MA | us | 42.466763 | -70.949494 | unknown | raw: Lynn, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ebccf39-9cc1-4cbb-acb7-de81fdb163ea | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | raw: Macon, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 337616f3-adbd-4e22-b41c-5a8eadca1c84 | Piqua | OH | us | 40.144773 | -84.242445 | unknown | raw: Piqua, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1edf69fe-9ae5-4424-8b82-0be694262d59 | Elmhurst | IL | us | 41.899475 | -87.940342 | unknown | raw: Elmhurst, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 131fefb5-d372-46f6-baa1-2c4a08e14c49 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 401f3237-147b-4fe3-8d7c-f838d1f06916 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | ss | raw: Dayton, Ohio ss | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d340d835-1a88-46dd-8375-ce3fda6f54ab | 1955-08-24T00:00:00 | 1955 | Marysville | WA | us | 48.051743 | -122.176821 | unknown | raw: Marysville, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2d2243be-74e4-4e11-b4ed-c340195aaccf | Cheektowaga | NY | us | 42.903392 | -78.754754 | unknown | raw: Cheektowaga, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b8dae270-1f0a-4ee1-b4f1-b6fbd7f6fff8 | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | raw: Mobile, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 472552b8-3abf-4291-83cc-e2979ee37004 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 689b68ad-dc7b-4f87-89b6-e59e0326d34a | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fe304c28-f9fa-48ce-b1c3-924ebddf2c76 | Troy | OH | us | 40.039498 | -84.203277 | unknown | raw: Troy, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b510001b-51a2-4f9c-b390-d8c64a62ec94 | Sturgis | MI | us | 41.799217 | -85.419148 | unknown | raw: Sturgis, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bbd4427e-24e6-4214-bd48-7b3013e9ee57 | ndover Hills | MD | us | 38.943167 | -76.892195 | unknown | raw: Landover Hills, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7571a29d-6172-47e9-9d48-e1e33f164a51 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24a1e950-464e-436d-b379-5332ac9d8ea6 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c65893c-9db7-4870-84e1-8d2766fa33a6 | 1952-04-25T00:00:00 | 1952 | San Jose | CA | us | 37.336166 | -121.890591 | unknown | raw: San Jose, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3a683d63-d41d-4a3c-b53e-da92826046c1 | 1966-04-11T00:00:00 | 1966 | Greensburg | PA | us | 40.302451 | -79.544327 | unknown | raw: Greensburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1a518ee5-d2ab-4954-9846-b665fce0eb13 | 1962-10-04T00:00:00 | 1962 | Des Plaines | IL | us | 42.041582 | -87.887392 | unknown | raw: Des Plaines, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| aefa7e4e-8ed9-483d-b1fe-7c6c677ea29f | ebanon | OH | us | 39.435337 | -84.202992 | unknown | raw: Lebanon, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b7dfe6f4-938a-4f9a-ab65-32573197fc8a | 1967-03-12T00:00:00 | 1967 | Rochester | MN | us | 44.023439 | -92.463018 | unknown | raw: Rochester, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4bb8a507-1240-43e2-b17b-67c163f65788 | New Milford | CT | us | 41.577099 | -73.41058 | unknown | raw: New Milford, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5fa76bd-cf04-4861-8116-7b73e85ed173 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7b74a0f4-0e95-49d9-9850-ecf19c06dc3d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 26ed5ec0-2021-4d58-8eb5-20dd0c1350d1 | Bloomsburg | PA | us | 41.004496 | -76.45373 | unknown | raw: Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 42e5a186-5135-4de6-8309-3e9e546fa4b3 | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 29412b5a-b9a9-4d88-a47f-89a2ab165c22 | Independence | MO | us | 39.092479 | -94.413792 | unknown | raw: Independence, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9337d083-4a56-4ca1-9301-ef12bbb22084 | Bellingham | WA | us | 48.754401 | -122.478836 | unknown | raw: Bellingham, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7bbe1dbc-4f03-412e-8f24-6381f12cd6df | McKeesport | PA | us | 40.347847 | -79.864215 | unknown | raw: McKeesport, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 923363df-4644-48bd-89dd-27a47df57d11 | 1960-09-29T00:00:00 | 1960 | Arlington | TX | us | 32.735582 | -97.107119 | unknown | ( | RADAR ) | raw: Arlington, Texas (RADAR ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b4fc7de1-0946-44f5-b1bc-3666139e3a47 | Peru | IN | us | 40.753725 | -86.069033 | unknown | raw: Peru, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b302b4f-5859-413c-ad85-5515fde4b696 | 1964-04-03T00:00:00 | 1964 | Monticello | NY | us | 41.655647 | -74.689328 | unknown | raw: Monticello, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c36d2b75-c5d8-4a2e-9459-79acbbbfdd81 | Nashville | TN | us | 36.162277 | -86.774298 | unknown | raw: Nashville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 83986f50-2c57-4ba1-991b-55566af49067 | Elmhurst | IL | us | 41.899475 | -87.940342 | unknown | raw: Elmhurst, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5792fe40-079c-42f5-9ebb-9246b543e804 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 158bb2f8-4e3f-4067-aaa6-b1605e8e5d49 | 1953-03-23T00:00:00 | 1953 | Pasadena | TX | us | 29.691075 | -95.209208 | unknown | raw: Pasadena, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 376ba2de-e540-44ed-8351-31a30be292cb | 1948-09-23T00:00:00 | 1948 | San Pablo | CA | us | 37.962146 | -122.345526 | unknown | raw: San Pablo, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3762c652-8ce4-4d4a-bf59-69c611b1aae7 | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 28f3bcf1-4110-4c13-b664-0a1c65789874 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d8f883a0-e12f-40a4-8adf-37f3dcb6e176 | ittle Rock | AR | us | 34.746507 | -92.289627 | unknown | raw: Little Rock, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0e735998-6931-4996-a4e4-965f9200afc5 | Ottawa | IL | us | 41.351663 | -88.845436 | unknown | raw: Ottawa, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 778d91ce-1c51-4f2d-a369-a23574caf7a0 | 1959-09-15T00:00:00 | 1959 | Trenton | OH | us | 39.480891 | -84.457722 | unknown | raw: Trenton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9744895c-512b-4410-b050-5ac807cc6634 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7faf240a-ce36-4eb9-b806-b51a402cd77e | 1965-08-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Traverse City | MI | us | 44.760648 | -85.616598 | unknown | raw: Traverse City, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ee65be1f-33a5-44c7-9587-2917c367b9f5 | Sumner | WA | us | 47.206188 | -122.231238 | unknown | r . \ | raw: Sumner, Washington r . \ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 06e36530-1a90-4f1b-afcd-3d4c330f762b | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | : | raw: Dayton, Ohio : | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 00feeaa4-e523-46bd-baae-c7473df99a1e | Roswell | NM | us | 33.394328 | -104.522952 | unknown | raw: Roswell, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| df715b5d-b988-441b-89a5-58e7314ea8b3 | Harbor | ME | us | 44.387638 | -68.204336 | unknown | raw: Harbor, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b0d286c1-9634-4bc3-bab8-d48a63b45683 | Fayetteville | AR | us | 36.062584 | -94.157433 | unknown | raw: Fayetteville, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efcdc5a2-e048-407f-87e4-8cd81a1f8de5 | Bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373871 | -119.019463 | unknown | raw: Bakersfield, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 30d4d78b-29a1-4cb9-a6dd-47e5287d22be | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f2d0142e-2c20-45fc-8387-95df59b6d825 | ong Beach | NY | us | 40.588551 | -73.658263 | unknown | raw: Long Beach, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 513d7278-5627-4293-b0bb-3ae5bee5c1bc | 1957-05-24T00:00:00 | 1957 | Northport | NY | us | 40.90096 | -73.343167 | unknown | raw: Northport, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0afc30ea-9aae-48d7-8079-bbfa3ccd5194 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9112574e-a994-410a-97be-a6566082f5ed | Alice | TX | us | 27.752249 | -98.069725 | unknown | raw: Alice, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f2d40006-f51c-4e24-87e8-a2c26b70edb8 | redo | TX | us | 27.507921 | -99.506983 | unknown | raw: Laredo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 96567be0-76f0-40ca-8c67-08a2bb47d6ac | 1949-07-10T00:00:00 | 1949 | Alexandria | LA | us | 31.311946 | -92.445356 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4bd28513-543d-4693-8f0b-d10cccdbbb94 | 1961-10-17T00:00:00 | 1961 | Tonawanda | NY | us | 43.020679 | -78.878383 | unknown | raw: Tonawanda, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 38f0fb48-9f17-4e7e-862a-2f861a26ef7c | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ae805b45-cef3-441a-8bd4-8e9e513e6d06 | Tustin | CA | us | 33.745851 | -117.826166 | unknown | raw: Tustin, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e3102f69-ab29-4acd-a686-831950c75c5a | 1947-07-04T00:00:00 | 1947 | Alhambra | CA | us | 34.093042 | -118.12706 | unknown | raw: Alhambra, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9ef5c6fa-5c27-4f5e-ad2b-3b120151ed5c | Vashon | WA | us | 47.44805 | -122.46067 | unknown | raw: Vashon, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb5b807c-d9c9-4b30-9195-c5577e7c233f | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Albany | OR | us | 44.636507 | -123.105932 | unknown | raw: Albany, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 009b0df7-9b7a-48b2-9469-1427246e6177 | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | raw: Vandalia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 685494f1-66cf-4912-b80a-379e9159a975 | 1957-08-22T00:00:00 | 1957 | Whittier | CA | us | 33.974914 | -118.033866 | unknown | raw: Whittier, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 32739560-8b30-4e2e-948c-cf59941c410a | Ft Pierce | FL | us | 27.446706 | -80.325606 | unknown | raw: Ft Pierce, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 44c79bf8-45e7-4b8d-95f7-15f73c91af75 | o Waikiki Beach | HI | us | 21.27952 | -157.830978 | unknown | raw: Lo Waikiki Beach, Hawaii | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 099f03f6-1c73-4e3b-a091-7788d2cc02ac | Salisbury | NC | us | 35.670973 | -80.474226 | unknown | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: Salisbury, North Carolina UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 83537657-523d-4014-bdbd-29e413328f35 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | InsufficientData | raw: Atlanta, Georgia InsufficientData | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f3c6da77-7a9c-4e09-a64f-790a9025d045 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | _ ther (CONFLICTING Dat | raw: Houston, Texas _ ther (CONFLICTING Dat | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0fdde854-f753-417b-a0f9-7be69a44b629 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | a Se | Astro {STARS/PLANSTS) | raw: Tampa, Florida a Se Astro {STARS/PLANSTS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3909f0e6-0662-44a4-b23b-7c3f08c1d9dd | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Centerville, Ohio Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d9b45d76-b211-42a9-a723-9c88834c1205 | 1967-05-09T00:00:00 | 1967 | Beloit | WI | us | 42.508327 | -89.031784 | unknown | raw: 03171 Beloit, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2adfd4e3-2d50-4f92-b952-6df2c95cefd5 | los Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: 02236 los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 003e1b18-de15-46f7-9324-41ef839dbfb9 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Ld | raw: 03958 Dayton, Ohio Ld | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3f222969-988b-466a-8b8e-a93ed7f79fb4 | 1966-03-15T00:00:00 | 1966 | Youngstown | OH | us | 41.103579 | -80.652016 | unknown | raw: 002710 Youngstown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ee28861b-3e65-4e55-9bb1-f49db579be86 | 1964-01-26T00:00:00 | 1964 | Moultrie | GA | us | 31.179998 | -83.788793 | unknown | raw: 7099912 Moultrie, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3e2278e0-fbc4-4dd7-8954-066ea2f42925 | Milan | MI | us | 42.084862 | -83.683028 | unknown | raw: 102417 Milan, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 25201ff0-c8f4-4146-818b-0595e6172f0f | ev/17 New Palestine | IN | us | 39.721988 | -85.889147 | unknown | raw: ev/17 New Palestine, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 00ccf080-eb4b-4f4c-9118-8553348d6594 | 1950-04-08T00:00:00 | 1950 | Kokomo | IN | us | 40.486444 | -86.133635 | unknown | litary | raw: 02217 Kokomo, Indiana litary | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d62eda2b-a19c-499b-8d63-0da5b67784ae | Kansas City | KS | us | 39.113456 | -94.626497 | unknown | raw: 4024318 Kansas City, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a34c7e9c-8776-4cf7-b649-0967cf27b7e5 | D Normal | IL | us | 40.509296 | -88.984394 | unknown | oa | Aircraft | raw: 0258 2D Normal, Illinois oa Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cf4048d5-6a9b-4ad3-8587-732ecf71abd5 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | ' | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: 036822 Houston, Texas ' UNIDENTIFIED | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a80367f-44fa-48be-9b1b-510129b51d0f | Portsmouth | NH | us | 43.075131 | -70.760183 | unknown | raw: Portsmouth, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b7987cb0-503c-4594-b1bd-7e76c9f22b1a | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e6463603-c28a-4b89-b073-4ebb18f99e3c | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c5f8f94-1d1b-488f-9798-e96ca9dc3c34 | 1952-09-16T00:00:00 | 1952 | Portland | ME | us | 43.657361 | -70.258662 | unknown | raw: Portland, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1f6498b3-905f-4906-a448-cba6d181fdd6 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58b8a0af-d1ac-4ca3-be39-08c735a1dae4 | Erlanger | KY | us | 39.016728 | -84.600777 | unknown | raw: Erlanger, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b0e52b3d-6fa9-46d4-b20a-6fd3df475373 | Rome | NY | us | 43.21022 | -75.458396 | unknown | raw: Rome, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ec5b7c62-8009-4358-98f0-8666729da490 | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3be40c2d-69de-44eb-bf0a-31c9b3b5b0a5 | Malden | MA | us | 42.426848 | -71.068374 | unknown | raw: Malden, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| addc2a95-aad9-48a2-8087-255fc5e4c3a7 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 09961d7e-924f-46ac-9520-e00738c534d2 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | RSI | raw: Dayton, Ohio RSI | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bf2c76c1-6b40-434e-a990-45af65ea9a6f | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: 1032029 Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4d554087-8120-4a09-91ee-7caa9038897a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: 4033931 Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ca958daa-d895-4dfb-a684-dfbdca27e990 | Roy | UT | us | 41.171536 | -112.027374 | unknown | raw: 1039231 Roy, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 890c3366-e8ce-4e85-ae17-4475930c5dc9 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 728e81eb-e88f-4411-82e0-c6329864966a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a7f3063-10d9-4a8c-8bae-a111fd972fc4 | 1957-11-05T00:00:00 | 1957 | Haverhill, Merrimack | MA | us | 42.773827 | -71.079922 | unknown | raw: Haverhill, Merrimack, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7602a3c9-164a-44e0-ab50-7d0e8d94570b | 1969-08-05T00:00:00 | 1969 | Raleigh | NC | us | 35.780398 | -78.639099 | unknown | raw: Raleigh, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e02ab89a-7a5d-4962-9700-9ddfc42894b1 | 1963-09-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Vandalia | OH | us | 39.890612 | -84.198831 | unknown | raw: Vandalia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e964350-9bd2-4a4f-8ef7-dd02e05aab32 | Falmouth | MA | us | 41.551498 | -70.614752 | unknown | raw: Falmouth, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a581e479-1cb2-4d73-a52c-513fc4ad9133 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2a9ac29d-82c3-4202-bdb7-d093d792faf4 | 1952-08-03T00:00:00 | 1952 | Truth or Consequences | NM | us | 33.128349 | -107.252906 | unknown | raw: Truth or Consequences, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b4e1a1ca-b2c5-4adc-94eb-f5841d43867e | Norfolk | VA | us | 36.84937 | -76.289954 | unknown | raw: Norfolk, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ee96e73d-65d0-4e7f-9909-5a8d7e82ce7e | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | eee. | raw: Centerville, Ohio eee. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6c823a01-5ecd-4120-8daf-dacf1012bc56 | 1950-03-26T00:00:00 | 1950 | Brunswick | ME | us | 43.916653 | -69.965944 | unknown | Gani in Secret | raw: Brunswick, Maine Gani in Secret | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f11014d4-fd3c-4c0d-9cbe-1eaf363c84db | Wappingers Falls | NY | us | 41.597081 | -73.916966 | unknown | De eee | raw: Wappingers Falls, New York De eee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aea1ddf3-65af-4de0-8bee-19a743242307 | 1950-03-23T00:00:00 | 1950 | Barre | VT | us | 44.196904 | -72.500746 | unknown | BE: | raw: Barre, Vermont BE: | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a5986a45-2374-4100-b8cb-536ec89a745b | Newport News | VA | us | 36.977502 | -76.42977 | unknown | raw: Newport News, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 44e67ab7-2255-49e1-b5ad-38ef762feea9 | Apopka | FL | us | 28.673281 | -81.511647 | unknown | raw: Apopka, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fd42cc76-f54c-4d7d-b63d-38bd8ce78c9a | 1952-02-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Albany | NY | us | 42.651167 | -73.754968 | unknown | raw: Albany, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8115b04c-9b8f-44b6-a4b7-c190dc35e4df | ima | OH | us | 40.739979 | -84.105006 | unknown | raw: Lima, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af69e0b0-d0b8-4e83-9810-1f4c31962e7e | St James | NY | us | 40.882704 | -73.148079 | unknown | raw: St James, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b568720a-8c45-430f-aaf0-b89565f9a17c | ewiston | ME | us | 44.099072 | -70.21771 | unknown | raw: Lewiston, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b2f7ad5d-29a3-4461-9d89-d8979293c298 | 1950-03-26T00:00:00 | 1950 | Brunswick | ME | us | 43.916653 | -69.965944 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Brunswick, Maine Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9cb65735-0a14-461b-9530-9e416f8a47bf | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Centerville, Ohio Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 183ecf8d-4306-424b-b805-e3cfb61052ed | Cloverdale | CA | us | 38.806463 | -123.017876 | unknown | raw: Cloverdale, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cd05dbd3-e139-4a9d-bfe6-d4181b32993d | Middletown | NY | us | 41.45011 | -74.416481 | unknown | raw: Middletown, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71ad2837-8cc1-46df-92ab-696b3e4b74e0 | Scituate | MA | us | 42.192449 | -70.726197 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Scituate, Massachusetts Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e2ca4c1c-bd41-4aaf-a5ae-a83ac447ab0c | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5ce54703-b35a-4773-b41f-657faf52dbe5 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3bc0a954-c757-4704-91bf-a178de8eb7d4 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Sacramento, California Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e43c402a-2195-4ecf-997e-2ec7375fc1b3 | 1950-02-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | New Bedford | MA | us | 41.636215 | -70.934205 | unknown | raw: New Bedford, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d4631046-0c54-406a-ad05-9fee54ea32d7 | 1966-03-23T00:00:00 | 1966 | Fort Pierce | FL | us | 27.446706 | -80.325606 | unknown | raw: Fort Pierce, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d2f9a542-e38c-4973-93bf-d47a2e53706b | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bf194b8e-2382-48a1-b321-f6f82f18ccb4 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 869c6ab7-0280-4a66-b9d8-d3a4903b2471 | Winter Park | FL | us | 28.597771 | -81.351026 | unknown | raw: Winter Park, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d01edcd-05ce-4fb3-a358-4eceeb5146f0 | Casselberry | FL | us | 28.67147 | -81.338201 | unknown | raw: Casselberry, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 62f11a36-88fa-41f0-a236-4ff8d84edc8d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5e6fa092-cba0-4620-8f3c-5ddb6edd0842 | 1953-11-19T00:00:00 | 1953 | Panama City | FL | us | 30.158652 | -85.660294 | unknown | raw: Panama City, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 75a4446e-9542-4f90-9ed1-3265a6d0d785 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a528f466-fff3-4e0e-9be4-c1bb080952d7 | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Richmond | IN | us | 39.82869 | -84.889852 | unknown | raw: Richmond, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 65a98431-ac9f-49da-9257-0690a644b577 | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5196ec3-f3f2-476c-a0e1-c0998738b386 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aaef9907-357f-41cf-987a-d672727e368a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | - | raw: Dayton, Ohio - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6758dceb-c278-41da-9683-30f8e0df03bc | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4b98e0f4-1dce-42f7-b582-83b6b1317b97 | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | raw: Mobile, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 637639ea-6220-4c2c-9841-1d978387f3e5 | redo | TX | us | 27.507921 | -99.506983 | unknown | raw: Laredo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21f97fff-1d58-4a08-befe-2e0e5bdb1883 | Wichita | KS | us | 37.692236 | -97.337545 | unknown | raw: Wichita, Kansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52200b44-3ae9-4165-aae3-b379bee4be1f | Wappingers Falls | NY | us | 41.597081 | -73.916966 | unknown | raw: Wappingers Falls, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03da0b58-2ebc-4c68-bb1d-d00b65ee23c5 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f2c99386-1361-4059-a7c3-16315d4840c9 | Atlanta | GA | us | 33.754466 | -84.389815 | unknown | raw: Atlanta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5a86de58-f8ac-4ca6-8506-fcb804ffde3c | 1952-11-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Vineland | NJ | us | 39.486278 | -75.025426 | unknown | raw: Vineland, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2d0cbd47-bc70-427f-8615-ad9f2403c7d9 | 1965-09-27T00:00:00 | 1965 | Westerville | OH | us | 40.126139 | -82.929529 | unknown | raw: Westerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b530033b-e9fd-47c4-bc61-8307184dc5f0 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f0e06749-8d5e-4038-9379-05e6d341948d | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b1f1e832-d8e4-470a-8c06-eea42afa3be1 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5ff98e90-3c8e-4dd8-89de-19775acdbb42 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fb939c16-c73d-44f7-a108-9cf93360507a | 1968-07-30T00:00:00 | 1968 | Claremont | CA | us | 34.096676 | -117.719779 | unknown | raw: Claremont, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2d02a25a-f9df-45b0-ace7-e19905af3454 | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0eea2a06-b419-454f-80ae-0f943cb93343 | Huntington | NY | us | 40.868154 | -73.425676 | unknown | raw: Huntington, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9520ab4a-914f-437b-bc26-13a9259f1397 | 1957-05-24T00:00:00 | 1957 | Northport | NY | us | 40.90096 | -73.343167 | unknown | raw: Northport, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| abf2a950-8041-4d26-9e2e-67271c3cd8d5 | Gahanna | OH | us | 40.019563 | -82.879136 | unknown | raw: Gahanna, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6a487b2e-4b54-4c46-9199-8febf12a5c6b | Tyler | TX | us | 32.35126 | -95.301062 | unknown | raw: Tyler, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a4990bb5-cc3c-416d-948e-7e0d12a19d94 | Fayetteville | NC | us | 35.052576 | -78.878292 | unknown | raw: Fayetteville, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fe390a5b-1c1d-4cf0-b4e1-6a69e5c24d98 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9d7ed1b1-3f1b-4ba0-ba7c-e3e9163b6447 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 65bd4a14-1b71-4046-b6c8-f4b717712f05 | 1953-11-18T00:00:00 | 1953 | Marietta | OH | us | 39.416774 | -81.454839 | unknown | raw: Marietta, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eca5400b-88b2-434c-94e0-f91a446bdfb1 | 1952-11-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Vineland | NJ | us | 39.486278 | -75.025426 | unknown | raw: Vineland, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bf1b8308-b5b6-4d46-a43e-ad095ab8ffeb | ynchburg | VA | us | 37.413754 | -79.142246 | unknown | raw: Lynchburg, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 98fd1746-f209-49e8-98d8-a6102ca00845 | Mesquite | TX | us | 32.76661 | -96.599472 | unknown | raw: Mesquite, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f200613b-2d4e-470f-852e-2ea615f77395 | 1954-02-22T00:00:00 | 1954 | York | PA | us | 39.962493 | -76.727699 | unknown | raw: York, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0b184324-89c4-47da-b4c3-f0baeacec9b9 | Beavercreek | OH | us | 39.709226 | -84.063269 | unknown | raw: Beavercreek, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7ffb9a66-d18e-4e63-b415-faab370c46e3 | Waikiki Beach | HI | us | 21.274105 | -157.824312 | unknown | Civilian | Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) /O075 | raw: Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Civilian Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) /O075 | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4505ef02-ab43-48c3-a1e1-40e77f02bfb6 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f584cdf3-922f-47cb-b685-cea99d83f4a4 | 1947-07-15T00:00:00 | 1947 | Concord | CA | us | 37.976853 | -122.033562 | unknown | raw: Concord, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eedae8ec-2c6c-4724-b70d-91457959ad73 | Bloomington | IN | us | 39.16704 | -86.534288 | unknown | raw: Bloomington, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9cec17a3-7687-4e0f-8a44-d1e302e4a0c9 | Dixon | IL | us | 41.84252 | -89.481429 | unknown | raw: Dixon, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1e3ced2b-d560-4fdd-91ef-5dc571b3a08b | Houston | TX | us | 29.758938 | -95.367697 | unknown | raw: Houston, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 73afb56c-35d8-4e52-bcff-535b2e9cde9f | New Haven | CT | us | 41.308214 | -72.925052 | unknown | raw: New Haven, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21aeef56-9cb8-4176-958a-3a4e16e2003f | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dcd5b9bc-6db4-47f1-9ac5-927c1d372ade | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Covington | KY | us | 39.083171 | -84.510755 | unknown | raw: Covington, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 828b2751-1b5d-43a7-b1fb-f642ef0b5bcb | Oxford | OH | us | 39.510305 | -84.742052 | unknown | raw: Oxford, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 245c952c-a707-4c65-a1bf-3dcda21c16cc | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5b121bbb-17d6-4770-8f58-3ba458638802 | 1959-05-18T00:00:00 | 1959 | Girard | OH | us | 41.154038 | -80.700941 | unknown | raw: Girard, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bf130216-8a75-4e3b-8d1f-e972a02d4cad | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | raw: Centerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 91b6e0a3-37b3-424a-9c0c-f10e4ff50d0d | Conroe | TX | us | 30.311877 | -95.456051 | unknown | raw: Conroe, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4224d57d-d110-4019-ac78-8f78af67b622 | Clovis | NM | us | 34.405472 | -103.205071 | unknown | raw: Clovis, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c074c42b-9ae7-4e2f-ab63-5b854b4aa27c | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9c27ffd1-acc4-4921-8614-30f576fb4d16 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084103 | -106.650985 | unknown | raw: Albuquerque, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d09d4525-8cfa-43ac-88f6-dede4dbcd337 | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | raw: Omaha, Nebraska | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 589f6065-de8b-45d4-8d4e-7d3bed006772 | St Clair | PA | us | 40.720796 | -76.191131 | unknown | raw: St Clair, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fa8cb35a-5cee-46a1-b14f-cd9ad4aac7f1 | St Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | es | raw: St Paul, Minnesota es | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1def7cfa-3507-4923-a19e-38dd55e27218 | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | 'peas. | raw: New York, New York 'peas. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c44bb4c8-fff1-4da7-aa59-1dd3d2de2bf1 | 1967-04-05T00:00:00 | 1967 | Belleville | IL | us | 38.513581 | -89.984163 | unknown | raw: Belleville, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 086b7f1a-5ed2-4d22-914d-ea8bfd560acb | on | OR | us | 45.530673 | -122.682567 | unknown | raw: on, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a04d6c1a-c94d-415c-ba00-764eae2f3a50 | 1968-06-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | San Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: San Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c71004b1-ef10-4523-860b-f8f6128db434 | Chelsea | MI | us | 42.318016 | -84.020224 | unknown | raw: Chelsea, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dbdff6fa-dfc0-4d09-8ccf-06240c09d34c | Minot | ND | us | 48.23251 | -101.296273 | unknown | raw: Minot, North Dakota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a72bd240-17da-4df1-b243-ffe0ac02b91f | 1950-03-23T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pensacola | FL | us | 30.421309 | -87.216915 | unknown | raw: Pensacola, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9a5f4b52-cc43-4baf-b2d9-8a4d7e510c45 | 1952-07-09T00:00:00 | 1952 | Grants Pass | OR | us | 42.439371 | -123.327249 | unknown | raw: Grants Pass, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eb0c3066-257f-455d-b425-68e8fc5778de | 1966-03-30T00:00:00 | 1966 | Mansfield | OH | us | 40.75839 | -82.515447 | unknown | raw: Mansfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f04d741d-0895-44b5-a5ab-f3a76be180ce | Bardstown | KY | us | 37.809246 | -85.466902 | unknown | raw: Bardstown, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2394be0a-2789-4a7a-961a-9f358f19c900 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52c2dd8e-163c-46cb-b1a5-e2cfa7d2072c | Bay Shore | NY | us | 40.727653 | -73.243522 | unknown | raw: Bay Shore, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d00322b3-565b-47bc-9432-2fdb536a4312 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0a350723-916d-4dd6-beb0-fe9f0f9b59e9 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e01b6ee4-26d3-4a78-aa07-1c9f3552b50a | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b1127b9f-9474-44ad-aaa0-d001767b992a | Deland | FL | us | 29.028105 | -81.303418 | unknown | raw: Deland, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 728ed02a-fee4-4346-81a1-ffd350c2e8ad | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5c8623af-f9b4-40a5-8feb-80eb3820ad42 | 1968-06-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | San Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: San Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a47cb979-2a50-4c0e-9eab-9855f076cf3a | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 04736da1-7e4c-45e5-97a6-c6f43da86d23 | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f36d95ea-3de3-48ab-bdc8-ec59fbc4f446 | Stone Harbor | NJ | us | 39.053713 | -74.758446 | unknown | raw: Stone Harbor, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0deea54b-2bfb-4a9e-8f3e-9e69db675d78 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0873a763-9192-4f7b-baf3-6ed289366020 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6e5ec2a5-90d0-4e7c-b685-6b4a4fd770a9 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28898139-7b21-4d3a-9651-ba3a5301a500 | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 048d796e-53ba-46b9-9311-9d232b089d5c | 1948-07-01T00:00:00 | 1948 | Pasco | WA | us | 46.230674 | -119.0921 | unknown | raw: Pasco, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c81ac1dd-3131-4e71-aaf4-3cc72799151b | 1965-11-04T00:00:00 | 1965 | Middletown | OH | us | 39.516644 | -84.404173 | unknown | raw: Middletown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2b69abd1-8ac6-4fae-8f2d-e59a9436b9c2 | Rochester | NY | us | 43.157285 | -77.615214 | unknown | raw: Rochester, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2767f6cc-f4ec-4511-be7b-cdd44a258c42 | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, Delaware | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 33840cf6-9317-4667-81f4-b850d07c6750 | Beavercreek | OH | us | 39.709226 | -84.063269 | unknown | raw: Beavercreek, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3cff60cf-9277-45a3-9dd5-9eab54c229a8 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4b715f6b-a3c8-41c2-8ba5-2ec52ee8f777 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | . - | raw: Dayton, Ohio . - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c8496529-ce1d-47f2-9b77-2f9d33afacd6 | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| db3d7900-cab5-4564-bf39-5455284f3da7 | Price | UT | us | 39.59941 | -110.810714 | unknown | raw: Price, Utah | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9d05b678-2225-4a91-80c3-91bf46e39c58 | Waterloo | IA | us | 42.498275 | -92.332874 | unknown | raw: Waterloo, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2bf9849b-6401-4582-bc75-c9f5540a85c0 | 1954-07-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | Yonkers | NY | us | 40.93121 | -73.898747 | unknown | raw: Yonkers, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 47770839-3e4d-48b0-bc90-4a23a1eafc0a | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b17d7d84-e97c-47da-af00-308fd802524d | 1957-11-08T00:00:00 | 1957 | Merrick | NY | us | 40.652333 | -73.551247 | unknown | raw: Merrick, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 82b33774-fa21-44bb-8444-83d31c27c0ef | Salisbury | NC | us | 35.670973 | -80.474226 | unknown | raw: Salisbury, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9a81043a-6264-4b94-91e2-d35ee466b906 | 1966-05-23T00:00:00 | 1966 | Gainesville | FL | us | 29.651968 | -82.324985 | unknown | raw: Gainesville, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 805293de-9cc1-4d6a-b794-8c92b0119c3f | 1966-09-24T00:00:00 | 1966 | Peoria | IL | us | 40.693861 | -89.589101 | unknown | raw: Peoria, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6f773b39-8296-4d41-bbf5-673e7fdeb973 | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | (otic ) | raw: Mobile, Alabama (otic ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 73c88a14-71dd-4b72-964e-e3c248ecd83a | Fall River | MA | us | 41.701064 | -71.154637 | unknown | raw: Fall River, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1c3cbecc-aaa4-4a58-a86d-9e3a431aa6e3 | McKees Rocks | PA | us | 40.465624 | -80.065611 | unknown | raw: McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 707419f7-a85d-486c-8ab0-c3eadf9a449b | Akron | OH | us | 41.083064 | -81.518485 | unknown | raw: Akron, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8253f8e9-e4ae-440d-9de3-e411261fc490 | 1957-11-01T00:00:00 | 1957 | Campbellsville | KY | us | 37.343397 | -85.341907 | unknown | raw: Campbellsville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bc3dc052-83c3-46fe-a26b-2220489b1b16 | 1952-08-10T00:00:00 | 1952 | Midland | MI | us | 43.615583 | -84.247212 | unknown | raw: Midland, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| aad633bd-7b78-4487-9e9b-3b7b1c30d5a1 | Tampa | FL | us | 27.944985 | -82.458311 | unknown | raw: Tampa, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58eef61c-e7ee-4a87-9c26-14e3ec97f349 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd221fe5-3dca-4c97-85df-7675fc0a8986 | 1963-02-15T00:00:00 | 1963 | Willow Grove | PA | us | 40.150705 | -75.116231 | unknown | raw: Willow Grove, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b5ab9fc1-70ed-423d-be9f-85408c946c4f | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 826e06d0-1b25-4e8d-96a6-9b4eab04cb97 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a48dd792-2d75-4f66-a1aa-4bcb7a8aea44 | Pataskala | OH | us | 39.995573 | -82.674237 | unknown | raw: Pataskala, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ddcba37d-5edd-4c28-b890-5f57421bfc33 | X25 Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | Astro (CAPELLA) | raw: 108 X25 Centerville, Ohio Astro (CAPELLA) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1845f685-30cb-44d5-8502-62753e8a528d | Monroe | NY | us | 41.330477 | -74.186635 | unknown | raw: Monroe, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24864065-8c5d-439c-9850-2da8db3ff29f | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8424fa7d-f83d-4c46-95f8-5db3a4b84a2a | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | MulTiple | raw: Kettering, Ohio MulTiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 536678fa-c1ab-4b6b-b909-9a2f02fce82b | Collierville | TN | us | 35.042036 | -89.664527 | unknown | MultipTe | raw: Collierville, Tennessee MultipTe | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6978bd89-c28e-400b-b498-e7f657bf2e45 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 277525be-c6ea-4b92-ac26-14f0a276a0ad | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | raw: Memphis, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1fef8ae4-99da-4f47-99ae-d4756a83e87e | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 53696499-a8f8-4b6d-9a35-2c523373d758 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6b638bcf-f34b-4efb-b171-a3268e98e205 | Porte | TX | us | 29.665784 | -95.019373 | unknown | raw: La Porte, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 340a9afa-e1c4-4ec0-9ee4-9ce5968e50f6 | 1954-02-22T00:00:00 | 1954 | York | PA | us | 39.962493 | -76.727699 | unknown | raw: York, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e600e116-67cb-4a6c-99fc-613cecfe786d | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b86e5a6b-9c8c-455e-a25e-292b4ce36fa1 | Fayetteville | NC | us | 35.052576 | -78.878292 | unknown | raw: Fayetteville, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 75b90bcb-fa83-4232-bc85-dca33d130f95 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Multiple - | raw: Dayton, Ohio Multiple - | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c5e03cf4-d6d0-434a-bf19-c6dc236a54b6 | Natrona Heights | PA | us | 40.621456 | -79.727777 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b49760ef-5590-4d15-9e32-5b5032f5e56e | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a6b95d5-5c80-494e-8051-40392c18131c | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | raw: Austin, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bb6667d0-44ff-4dce-8d63-c9dbb3932823 | Richland | WA | us | 46.28043 | -119.275205 | unknown | raw: Richland, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e6782f71-30b1-48b8-ac5d-38210764a9b7 | 1947-08-06T00:00:00 | 1947 | Media | PA | us | 39.916778 | -75.387693 | unknown | raw: Media, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 08d6f64b-fae1-41f1-9c71-30c0d8ba1b2a | 1959-02-25T00:00:00 | 1959 | Palos Verdes | CA | us | 33.738875 | -118.397647 | unknown | raw: Palos Verdes, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 380d2bb7-7458-44cf-b829-d185d9d26fdc | 1968-07-15T00:00:00 | 1968 | Columbus | IN | us | 39.201441 | -85.92138 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| cdc5ae44-228d-43cd-a110-1c0027cf4aa5 | 1965-08-07T00:00:00 | 1965 | San Pedro | CA | us | 33.735852 | -118.292293 | unknown | raw: San Pedro, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2833a7b7-5a57-44ff-a886-95cc76c8a910 | 1967-09-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Brandon | FL | us | 27.937801 | -82.285925 | unknown | raw: Brandon, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8abe09ff-88fe-4661-9540-521559e0f034 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 19c04663-39b9-4fc0-9341-089fddfd3938 | 1958-01-05T00:00:00 | 1958 | Beachwood | NJ | us | 39.939007 | -74.192919 | unknown | raw: Beachwood, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a9500650-bd1f-4530-8ad5-71b11f6a8ccb | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ae61b20-9603-4288-8cd1-c5859ba51532 | Houma | LA | us | 29.59577 | -90.719535 | unknown | raw: Houma, Louisiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 691d7474-6245-4466-a6d1-5c54466523b0 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e794cc07-8bf9-4b7a-a5ca-ed582482f046 | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 76934ca7-483c-4d3e-9bee-dfe3816c8efc | California | NV | us | 36.173161 | -115.144881 | unknown | raw: California, Nevada | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 32c848f9-c1fc-40a7-b0ed-8037ccea9d7e | 1967-10-05T00:00:00 | 1967 | Johnson City | TN | us | 36.316767 | -82.352903 | unknown | raw: Johnson City, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f657f799-234b-45be-9339-e7db89f91fa0 | New York City | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York City, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 33d11d0b-c73f-438b-97cf-5a649edf5bef | 1967-01-01T00:00:00 | 1967 | Boulder | CO | us | 40.014986 | -105.270545 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Boulder, Colorado Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d570e521-5c7e-4b62-b21a-9a2b73cd205d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Dayton, Ohio Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f87eefed-a625-4ce7-97fd-bcf6156b882c | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 236b7d35-eeef-4ac3-8ba9-e8f8226b7efa | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b224d49-3bd8-421e-9429-3d52b5b6777d | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 88bad072-d9ed-448a-b39e-2c0c806bbeea | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 19bafe88-4be7-4a14-a431-5d74e1891c88 | Malvern | AR | us | 34.362582 | -92.809269 | unknown | raw: Malvern, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 56643d8a-dd98-4055-87a8-43af39c6180e | indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63d999ca-ab9e-4d2e-b3f1-30fb54ddcb66 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c6a66e84-60ed-45c5-a775-b87fcbb17b01 | Morgantown | WV | us | 39.629681 | -79.955944 | unknown | raw: Morgantown, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 404bcf3d-64e3-4328-9f61-e3823728e4ab | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a5193877-6be7-4602-8ca7-fb0120d7d15f | Roseville | CA | us | 38.752124 | -121.288006 | unknown | raw: Roseville, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1a7dd981-069b-4161-8698-bb064797a4b5 | Bethlehem | PA | us | 40.617892 | -75.378652 | unknown | raw: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 56323dca-7594-442d-985d-9fa5b123f69d | 1953-07-03T00:00:00 | 1953 | Frankfort | KY | us | 38.200906 | -84.873284 | unknown | raw: Frankfort, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6cba0084-5824-4bd3-ac20-23b696c1254d | Boise | ID | us | 43.616616 | -116.200886 | unknown | raw: Boise, Idaho | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7f3a65b0-6baf-4754-9455-548f09dfc915 | Morrisville | PA | us | 40.20824 | -74.775507 | unknown | Satellite (Possibl | raw: Morrisville, Pennsylvania , Satellite (Possibl | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c12b79b7-6170-499d-a1ed-7b8634c4a20c | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | Other (CLOUD) (Poss | raw: San Diego, California Other (CLOUD) (Poss | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a1ea5736-9a95-4d66-9eea-7faca159554a | Hackettstown | NJ | us | 40.853859 | -74.829255 | unknown | Aircraft (Possible | raw: Hackettstown, New Jersey Aircraft (Possible | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d5957702-080c-4a80-8e15-54b3d1d76815 | 1958-10-02T00:00:00 | 1958 | Stroudsburg | PA | us | 40.986426 | -75.194665 | unknown | Other (CONFUSING LC | raw: Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Other (CONFUSING LC | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 60813b80-216b-41ec-b692-2d11c77c948f | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | -- -% | Aircraft | raw: St Louis, Missouri -- -% Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 973560b0-8f81-41bc-aa8c-3d3a96d60810 | 1950-03-26T00:00:00 | 1950 | Brunswick | ME | us | 43.916653 | -69.965944 | unknown | ESS | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Brunswick, Maine ESS, Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7a87d078-f0ed-4a05-96da-1ab7c43a3098 | 1957-12-05T00:00:00 | 1957 | Torrington | CT | us | 41.800652 | -73.121221 | unknown | raw: Torrington, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2a99a680-5f7a-4143-a264-2d886e0ec7b6 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 46f252ce-ec9b-414c-9728-cb0dda02df3d | Auburn | NY | us | 42.93202 | -76.567203 | unknown | raw: Auburn, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3caeae06-d246-430c-b008-f341c0026684 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f57d25cb-924e-4685-ac72-acc192e22e21 | Kensington | MD | us | 39.025841 | -77.075025 | unknown | raw: Kensington, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d0d53e9f-e1cd-4383-acde-afeb06e7dba5 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 297de47b-906e-4213-9753-10e3fe40904c | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | raw: San Diego, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a355e6e1-066c-429f-aa13-d842ff86acda | 1958-02-27T00:00:00 | 1958 | Circleville | OH | us | 39.600618 | -82.946013 | unknown | raw: Circleville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f38e2497-a579-4dca-9767-8f2ec79a789e | Redwood City | CA | us | 37.486324 | -122.232523 | unknown | raw: Redwood City, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 920bd5e7-842f-402c-b68c-2f09520e55f6 | Grand Rapids | MI | us | 42.963243 | -85.667864 | unknown | raw: Grand Rapids, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c328561c-cd01-477d-ac0c-d24fb7d526e7 | Bloomington | IL | us | 40.479783 | -88.993915 | unknown | raw: Bloomington, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2c5b4aed-fe1b-44be-ab4e-38e162100ecc | Roslindale | MA | us | 42.291209 | -71.124497 | unknown | raw: Roslindale, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3765af22-dc97-4fe4-b7b3-71053dbf27d8 | él Ma te | NJ | us | 40.211862 | -74.743217 | unknown | raw: él Ma te, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 22d0edac-8cb4-42ee-9130-21c2d727c6fb | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2ad30b71-9b22-4c4d-b0c4-753d97112e6e | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b361757e-9bb7-4d90-ab8c-4f1911a05f0c | 1947-07-12T00:00:00 | 1947 | Brazil | IN | us | 39.523652 | -87.125015 | unknown | (CASE MISSING)_' am. | raw: Brazil, Indiana (CASE MISSING)_' am. | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6e9446eb-dc88-413c-ab9a-4567353c8d89 | Auburn | PA | us | 40.598425 | -76.093272 | unknown | Geren | raw: Auburn, Pennsylvania Geren | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9d0fc83f-8802-4e47-98c5-967b596c91f1 | Alexandria | VA | us | 38.80511 | -77.047023 | unknown | raw: Alexandria, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0fc2aa10-c601-4839-be75-0b279f4d55d0 | Junaluska | NC | us | 36.221681 | -81.68391 | unknown | raw: Junaluska, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d78d0fc6-60b9-4187-a34f-aa204a3750e6 | 1951-12-07T00:00:00 | 1951 | Torrance | CA | us | 33.837139 | -118.341361 | unknown | Civilian ( | PHOTOS) | raw: Torrance, California Civilian (PHOTOS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e714621d-6eb1-4d1a-82ed-5fe4e83a4faf | Augusta | GA | us | 33.470971 | -81.974843 | unknown | raw: Augusta, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 37838df2-a925-4616-9912-9c219805715d | Corvallis | OR | us | 44.564566 | -123.262044 | unknown | raw: Corvallis, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 348c3ebb-a7a1-41f4-af47-a8024adf8c5b | 1947-07-06T00:00:00 | 1947 | Eugene | OR | us | 44.050505 | -123.095051 | unknown | raw: Eugene, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 46271804-c6b3-4679-bab0-bd7029e9439e | City | OR | us | 44.219194 | -123.204785 | unknown | raw: Junction City, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 738fd653-66f4-42c3-b3f3-78e8995daa6d | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | raw: Macon, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 460bbf99-5ae8-4c54-aabb-7ab7b3a897ef | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0dd8479c-2d00-491a-b793-78fe0b39fae7 | Springfield | MO | us | 37.208173 | -93.292272 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3b378ab7-9afb-4c0e-a685-f14b0939f59c | San Diego | CA | us | 32.71742 | -117.162772 | unknown | ee | raw: San Diego, California ee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6ef2b7fa-e6d2-4e1f-b6b6-f6d14ec28ee3 | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | raw: Austin, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e174f292-d722-4c93-a603-b2ea13e4d164 | ebanon | OH | us | 39.435337 | -84.202992 | unknown | raw: Lebanon, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52ac6c48-5e7d-4149-8135-e2fd2c1e8d0c | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | raw: Memphis, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 49a20be2-f1ae-4398-b048-71c916234c53 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kansas City | MO | us | 39.100105 | -94.578142 | unknown | raw: Kansas City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5e322f5e-90a9-4ff0-9bcb-153abaf86572 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8bb4de06-665d-4ea4-8afc-b7e581ffc641 | ouisville | KY | us | 38.254238 | -85.759407 | unknown | raw: Louisville, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4a6dcc67-a11d-4619-b163-b046b8e2b29a | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | raw: Newburgh, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3f3a76fd-2255-41ee-8dda-85587f20b41a | Stratford | CT | us | 41.192365 | -73.130492 | unknown | raw: Stratford, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 01bf7142-7ab1-49dd-8adb-f912294933b9 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3366e49e-bd54-4f9e-aa50-998fd90a1185 | 1954-07-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | Yonkers | NY | us | 40.93121 | -73.898747 | unknown | raw: Yonkers, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6c41df57-f896-4c23-808a-88d36cf40193 | 1952-06-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Cheyenne | WY | us | 41.139981 | -104.820246 | unknown | raw: Cheyenne, Wyoming | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8bc67ad6-d3fe-4a72-b5a1-c065b33f4cf4 | 1947-07-06T00:00:00 | 1947 | Eugene | OR | us | 44.050505 | -123.095051 | unknown | raw: Eugene, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6ad6b2a9-86fa-4e3d-b3ab-a3fb8a319d7c | 1966-03-15T00:00:00 | 1966 | Youngstown | OH | us | 41.103579 | -80.652016 | unknown | raw: Youngstown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 49a66b5c-44bf-42d9-89b7-bcf5ce0b19e5 | St. Paul | MN | us | 44.949749 | -93.093103 | unknown | raw: St. Paul, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d4b9507-9917-42aa-a684-2ad3d17d7fa7 | ittle Rock | AR | us | 34.746507 | -92.289627 | unknown | raw: Little Rock, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b3be83f9-df82-4950-aa95-73e3d8e0aa8c | 1952-07-05T00:00:00 | 1952 | Norman | OK | us | 35.222572 | -97.439482 | unknown | raw: Norman, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 18e6631f-e824-4c5a-9f66-35ed5c7b06b2 | Creswell | OR | us | 43.917902 | -123.024526 | unknown | raw: Creswell, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fb9a6899-13a2-4f67-ba7e-0f0b9b74ace3 | Orlando | FL | us | 28.542122 | -81.379045 | unknown | raw: Orlando, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 72f2c431-7e33-4b20-85bb-f26ecc856299 | Apache: | AZ | us | 33.415049 | -111.549577 | unknown | raw: Apache: Junction, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aa5a0c12-10fe-4353-a34a-41e6f5948872 | 1951-10-22T00:00:00 | 1951 | Waterbury | CT | us | 41.553809 | -73.043836 | unknown | raw: Waterbury, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3a8d43d5-12d2-4c22-a95e-7e535ba5f98e | Saginaw | MI | us | 43.420039 | -83.949037 | unknown | raw: Saginaw, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fb78897f-cda1-401c-b0e5-c4c81c470c5f | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0afc4249-975f-4d57-b956-5e91e7ca83ac | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | ' | raw: Dayton, Ohio ' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5d531d0-d233-4b16-9330-d71919512ac0 | Oklahoma City | OK | us | 35.472989 | -97.517054 | unknown | raw: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5b5bcaf9-839a-42d2-b1b7-e021e66e2b6e | Bergenfield | NJ | us | 40.927599 | -73.997361 | unknown | raw: Bergenfield, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a3efedc7-f2b1-4e0a-8933-28ed07f751ad | Corvallis | OR | us | 44.564566 | -123.262044 | unknown | raw: Corvallis, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ac0b9118-4ff4-4133-9792-a55523998a54 | 1954-09-20T00:00:00 | 1954 | Cuyahoga Falls | OH | us | 41.136273 | -81.482812 | unknown | raw: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 89505b69-7436-4116-85fd-869ae2a2e7ce | evittown | NY | us | 40.721775 | -73.512558 | unknown | raw: Levittown, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6cec6770-99fe-4122-aab6-4266620831a8 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db2a74cb-6bd9-456f-abf7-8e343e007784 | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 40ef9d0d-1dee-41ac-893b-ec862183de2b | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b52628e8-756b-4a0f-a77a-f9d1c4ba3211 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c5ae9e6-b0fa-47bd-8702-b08f74d47b30 | 1952-04-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Roseville | MI | us | 42.497258 | -82.937141 | unknown | raw: Roseville, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 628b4321-2579-4d9d-aa20-45b6200a70af | 1950-03-23T00:00:00 | 1950 | Pensacola | FL | us | 30.421309 | -87.216915 | unknown | raw: Pensacola, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e4346d34-f614-404f-b6e2-e52c8ed71921 | 1966-03-15T00:00:00 | 1966 | Youngstown | OH | us | 41.103579 | -80.652016 | unknown | raw: Youngstown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 47f071ee-9679-403f-9a13-0b9653a4baed | Hatboro | PA | us | 40.174625 | -75.106825 | unknown | raw: Hatboro, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 100f59c7-1de7-43bd-b716-44ef7ab4b36b | 1952-07-18T00:00:00 | 1952 | Wheeling | WV | us | 40.063962 | -80.720915 | unknown | raw: Wheeling, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 677910ee-00bf-4306-bbc4-95f6507461c9 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2005418c-351a-41d5-b989-d23c7f24db50 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7696f5d3-5969-426c-9bc6-42ae44c090d1 | Creswell | OR | us | 43.917902 | -123.024526 | unknown | raw: Creswell, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b26895c3-516e-4a4b-9d7d-752cd64075f4 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | Ge oa | raw: Denver, Colorado Ge oa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a516f710-f938-4656-831e-ba6bf6b5aecd | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | } | raw: Denver, Colorado } | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d115c268-dfad-4c63-a9f3-e547b6649b5d | Spartanburg | SC | us | 34.949801 | -81.932016 | unknown | raw: Spartanburg, South Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f3ff5456-f26c-4e18-98d7-a876c6c9c91e | Mesa | AZ | us | 33.415101 | -111.831455 | unknown | ' | raw: Mesa, Arizona ' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 815c2c9d-a654-40db-8e2a-be1abf237eb1 | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | raw: Austin, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 83f64e00-3ffb-4c05-b959-531f80d5ab4a | son City | MO | us | 38.62942 | -90.187465 | unknown | raw: son City, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7251510c-17ed-457a-a255-82a66560ee11 | Salem | VA | us | 37.293198 | -80.055677 | unknown | raw: Salem, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9475594f-06f8-4271-a2f9-357567d0c243 | Minneapolis | MN | us | 44.9773 | -93.265469 | unknown | raw: Minneapolis, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f686e5aa-c8d6-4257-a4bd-5699b35e58dc | Toms River | NJ | us | 39.952839 | -74.196741 | unknown | raw: Toms River, New Jersey | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 55212d8d-0058-4e0e-b204-5294ff53b920 | 1950-06-25T00:00:00 | 1950 | Newburgh | NY | us | 41.500077 | -74.00983 | unknown | PHOTOS ) Sighting: (INSUFFICIENT DATA) | raw: MOP 36 Newburgh, New York PHOTOS ) Sighting: (INSUFFICIENT DATA) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 08533e3a-e27d-4e10-aab5-bd39baa06261 | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: 70} 36 Colorado Springs, Colorado Astro (METEOR) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2cef8739-1cc9-49d6-b2c5-a8edd07d01e1 | Philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952724 | -75.163526 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3f4d1ecd-d41e-47e4-a4f1-ffd120182825 | McKeesport | PA | us | 40.347847 | -79.864215 | unknown | raw: McKeesport, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9cc25c62-c063-4d90-99ab-6a0bd86fadad | os Gatos | CA | us | 37.226611 | -121.97468 | unknown | raw: Los Gatos, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 61ddb06a-7ce2-4bdd-a307-cf385bad104c | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a9836d77-d957-4182-b2c8-4b62a4114cdf | Oberlin | OH | us | 41.293939 | -82.217379 | unknown | raw: Oberlin, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e9eaa90c-db6c-4fae-9b91-0d54e5ec7ca0 | 1956-07-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Euclid | OH | us | 41.593105 | -81.526787 | unknown | raw: Euclid, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 67907d8a-f355-4ab8-b536-fba5517ee645 | 1967-03-07T00:00:00 | 1967 | Paris | TX | us | 33.661796 | -95.555513 | unknown | raw: Paris, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 41709d95-3538-48ef-b14c-190d7e6a9f73 | ittle Rock | AR | us | 34.746507 | -92.289627 | unknown | raw: Little Rock, Arkansas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 51a7543c-f077-4d9e-ac39-b59d261edd21 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 53c1d5eb-fef2-4520-a3cc-7f646cd6861a | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 51d0d22a-6136-426b-a0db-31079b460112 | Milford | MI | us | 42.591781 | -83.60007 | unknown | raw: Milford, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7fe4de90-1954-4da7-83b6-ae3fb07cccc3 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | eae | Astro (VENUS) | raw: 11743397 Dayton, Ohio eae Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 693ffbb8-e9a5-4511-9872-e34a867f0bab | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | eH | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: 117457218 Dayton, Ohio eH, INSUFFICIENT DATA | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0a4aaa9c-4669-46be-b372-7ccb62d19ba5 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kirksville | MO | us | 40.194885 | -92.583394 | unknown | Multiple | AIRCRAFT | raw: 174819 Kirksville, Missouri Multiple AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fa29ac92-d1c4-4eff-870a-83c7f87ba783 | Cabot | AR | us | 34.974532 | -92.016534 | unknown | ED | Astro (VENUS) | raw: 117522 Cabot, Arkansas ED Astro (VENUS) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a853704f-0418-414a-b5ef-4f1f341634f0 | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | raw: Phoenix, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5857628b-ba37-4545-9bf6-04ef68acec0c | Portland | OR | us | 45.520247 | -122.674194 | unknown | raw: Portland, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 722a8bce-df94-4ff7-b938-d87d5f374035 | McKeesport | PA | us | 40.347847 | -79.864215 | unknown | raw: McKeesport, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9ef53d90-0407-4ccc-adfc-14798c08f8b6 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b02fd8e1-30f7-416e-8db4-b3be4d45b336 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3a5c66fc-e6d1-4b68-8695-63cfde005469 | Mesa | AZ | us | 33.415101 | -111.831455 | unknown | raw: Mesa, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1607a77e-49d2-49d9-ac3f-434b8a987d0f | Rego Park | NY | us | 40.722865 | -73.862103 | unknown | raw: Rego Park, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21b7598b-02a1-4378-a2a7-66c0dda92a80 | 1950-04-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | Buffalo | NY | us | 42.886416 | -78.878149 | unknown | raw: Buffalo, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 20167907-720a-4995-b37a-91c516602883 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | raw: Seattle, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c8fe2f6-3c06-459d-a883-cf41813fe3b6 | 1967-06-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Austin | TX | us | 30.271129 | -97.7437 | unknown | ies | raw: Austin, Texas ies | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ff49c79c-fe9d-4d8b-84fb-2faa6cbe75ed | Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | BERR tees | raw: Van Nuys, California BERR tees | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c81d1d2a-4ce9-450b-a7e6-e517b718ec97 | 1956-04-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Bristol | TN | us | 36.594503 | -82.188521 | unknown | raw: Bristol, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6f532dca-5acd-4358-94d3-d5e332e6b707 | 1952-09-24T00:00:00 | 1952 | Aurora | OH | us | 41.317555 | -81.345386 | unknown | raw: Aurora, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9a606f2a-8870-4bd3-b3c9-d127ce5595b7 | 1947-06-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | SeDona | AZ | us | 34.868861 | -111.761439 | unknown | raw: SeDona, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5ee286bd-77b3-4438-97b3-673fb7030d7a | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d40ccdc1-cbeb-461a-bdb9-b62ff4c2137e | Portsmouth | NH | us | 43.075131 | -70.760183 | unknown | raw: Portsmouth, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 169774ed-cc0b-4c5c-bdae-6acd6e53d455 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Kirksville | MO | us | 40.194885 | -92.583394 | unknown | raw: Kirksville, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0d7edcee-cfa6-4ecc-abec-141e9ee787b9 | 1953-02-28T00:00:00 | 1953 | Salem | OR | us | 44.939157 | -123.033121 | unknown | raw: Salem, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3401d395-7717-4aba-aa4b-3d07e39b9db8 | ebanon | OR | us | 44.536336 | -122.907233 | unknown | raw: Lebanon, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 965d767d-eae6-4415-bd7d-7ae96a10cc4e | Barstow | CA | us | 34.898622 | -117.024431 | unknown | raw: Barstow, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7b581a3-5f61-4b3b-ae8d-282f32096265 | 1966-03-30T00:00:00 | 1966 | Mansfield | OH | us | 40.75839 | -82.515447 | unknown | raw: Mansfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| cc5edcc7-454e-4415-ac4a-f35b0c8046b1 | Enid | OK | us | 36.396762 | -97.879134 | unknown | raw: Enid, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 603b4c97-a2ce-4ae9-bab1-d59a8c9a9802 | 1955-03-13T00:00:00 | 1955 | Macon | GA | us | 32.840695 | -83.632402 | unknown | raw: Macon, Georgia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e1bc14de-1e2a-47c4-9a7b-660f96ce9a51 | Florissant | MO | us | 38.791968 | -90.32278 | unknown | raw: Florissant, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af764ede-85a2-48fd-b1c7-e46fe1abf5bc | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f1c8fc85-fd37-4c3c-8776-f362325b4a04 | Rochester | NY | us | 43.157285 | -77.615214 | unknown | raw: Rochester, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e98610db-a588-4f43-a776-16bb005b82c5 | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Albany | OR | us | 44.636507 | -123.105932 | unknown | raw: Albany, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2cf77d1b-f019-43a2-8462-e8056da16a4d | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 98adc6b9-f91e-4cfa-804e-e06722314a42 | 1953-08-21T00:00:00 | 1953 | Maumee | OH | us | 41.562829 | -83.653824 | unknown | raw: Maumee, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1d598df8-845a-4052-873b-7923d471b63c | Homestead City | FL | us | 25.471891 | -80.482771 | unknown | raw: Homestead City, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 25214db8-6c7c-4405-9cd4-71a8998f3e20 | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0eb1a2d0-c267-4be2-88a8-f30831441800 | Tulsa | OK | us | 36.156312 | -95.992752 | unknown | raw: Tulsa, Oklahoma | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7f3b1844-d73f-429a-981f-61958a5b5dce | Colorado Springs | CO | us | 38.833958 | -104.825348 | unknown | ae | raw: Colorado Springs, Colorado ae | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6309af30-3141-412f-b6d9-1965b4a489f7 | Manchester | NH | us | 42.99564 | -71.454789 | unknown | raw: Manchester, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c859e8ba-7351-47b6-aefb-91168967f248 | St Louis | MO | us | 38.625406 | -90.190009 | unknown | raw: St Louis, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e021c4a3-17c5-47ed-8401-46a157cec803 | Westmont | IL | us | 41.795053 | -87.975196 | unknown | raw: Westmont, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fa8bb6ff-6aed-4dcf-ba6b-5cca91f3d028 | Pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440697 | -80.002567 | unknown | raw: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 647199c5-9fe6-4f4c-bdcb-df90b4405a13 | Durand | MI | us | 42.912024 | -83.984578 | unknown | raw: Durand, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 08dc7c7b-5180-4642-adba-8cf1af22a0e6 | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Anaheim | CA | us | 33.834752 | -117.911732 | unknown | raw: Anaheim, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ee8ec1a9-edf3-4220-ae30-0e24484303ca | Springfield | MO | us | 37.208173 | -93.292272 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a995f085-cfb8-4738-8b4e-516fb5f56ffb | 1956-07-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Euclid | OH | us | 41.593105 | -81.526787 | unknown | raw: Euclid, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2ac85260-929e-4ef5-a522-4823502b2a36 | 1955-08-10T00:00:00 | 1955 | Grand Island | NY | us | 43.018322 | -78.963639 | unknown | raw: Grand Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 27e58d9a-11c6-49e9-a624-1d072c96b7a4 | 1966-07-18T00:00:00 | 1966 | Baytown | TX | us | 29.735505 | -94.977427 | unknown | raw: Baytown, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 600a3380-7236-491e-b696-ddb24a3f298c | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2f5c45cf-e8c0-4fbd-860a-d15f24ce982c | Santa Fe | NM | us | 35.68761 | -105.938456 | unknown | raw: Santa Fe, New Mexico | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3fed8c90-54e0-4b66-90e3-5b62561e8112 | Crystal.Beach | TX | us | 29.457261 | -94.638914 | unknown | raw: Crystal.Beach, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b9edfc24-ea3f-4897-9c10-0645f0615765 | os Angeles | CA | us | 34.053691 | -118.242766 | unknown | raw: Los Angeles, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4d596aa7-8627-417b-9ea9-567665c12086 | 1966-07-18T00:00:00 | 1966 | Baytown | TX | us | 29.735505 | -94.977427 | unknown | raw: Baytown, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7913cf82-b8fe-42ce-9466-e7b5265e44ce | Fayettéville | NC | us | 35.052576 | -78.878292 | unknown | raw: Fayettéville, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 747777eb-d716-4728-91eb-fd64259c2a11 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bacfce10-5e76-4fe9-97d1-7d617d1daddf | Detroit | MI | us | 42.331551 | -83.04664 | unknown | raw: Detroit, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 52188cca-ddfc-4782-8059-898e8c788ff2 | 1967-01-01T00:00:00 | 1967 | Boulder | CO | us | 40.014986 | -105.270545 | unknown | raw: Boulder, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 55a502ad-a850-4f68-9472-059c0b172982 | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | raw: Centerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 133d0650-3bfb-40af-babf-7ce6ab02fb6b | Hunter | NY | us | 42.213699 | -74.218754 | unknown | raw: Hunter, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e8985a0d-cafc-4dbb-93fb-61d00b0ad67d | Brainerd | MN | us | 46.358022 | -94.200829 | unknown | raw: Brainerd, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db877164-61aa-4c8e-98d0-c4db08cde422 | Indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.15835 | unknown | raw: Indianapolis, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7a16ba6b-757d-4db1-a3cc-2ff02c7b30dd | New York | NY | us | 40.712728 | -74.006015 | unknown | raw: New York, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 10790c42-559e-4afd-8d7b-aeeeb5742e78 | Stevens Point | WI | us | 44.523447 | -89.584446 | unknown | raw: Stevens Point, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 521e837e-2979-4dd7-8c92-64a5e356ce94 | Kittanning | PA | us | 40.816453 | -79.521989 | unknown | raw: Kittanning, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d7441d1a-c2d4-468d-a583-c528ba6c3e48 | Barstow | CA | us | 34.898622 | -117.024431 | unknown | raw: Barstow, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 254d0a87-2881-457e-9344-70607cd63e88 | Columbia Falls | MT | us | 48.369717 | -114.191582 | unknown | raw: Columbia Falls, Montana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 37eab0b4-0534-4936-91f2-98d133ef9181 | Johnstown | PA | us | 40.326741 | -78.92197 | unknown | raw: Johnstown, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a951b9af-b176-4674-884f-fdd7e8c00fe6 | Waterloo | IA | us | 42.498275 | -92.332874 | unknown | ' | raw: Waterloo, Iowa' | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e970f9d3-142a-4f29-8400-1b037be47bfa | Killeen | TX | us | 31.117144 | -97.727796 | unknown | raw: Killeen, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5c6ccac7-6629-449a-8b35-616397eea2de | Van Nuys | CA | us | 34.186619 | -118.448668 | unknown | raw: Van Nuys, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bcd234c4-9410-4e37-9b61-7f09f1ebfb33 | Nashville | TN | us | 36.162277 | -86.774298 | unknown | raw: Nashville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fafc0363-9b41-49f7-9058-30deb098e097 | 1967-09-13T00:00:00 | 1967 | Southbridge | MA | us | 42.075047 | -72.033738 | unknown | raw: Southbridge, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ae33698f-a839-4bd2-8c80-7de857a593fc | 1968-06-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | San Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: 1030 2h San Angelo, Texas Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 25cc0a9d-c74b-4da8-81f3-49fbb053ea29 | Rochester | NY | us | 43.157285 | -77.615214 | unknown | raw: Rochester, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 911a2dad-2316-4d54-b361-78ca11a684ab | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 677a1b0c-f295-4005-ae22-a7e9a1e26a26 | Morgantown | WV | us | 39.629681 | -79.955944 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Morgantown, West Virginia Multiple | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 76707355-482c-44f9-b2f3-0e0a2a003df8 | iverpool | NY | us | 43.106456 | -76.217705 | unknown | raw: Liverpool, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1581e2e7-bbf6-43c4-926e-34b423395e05 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | Civilian | raw: Denver, Colorado Civilian | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a99fb8bb-948d-403e-8bab-06163e1a269e | Omaha | NE | us | 41.258746 | -95.938376 | unknown | Ae ( PEOTO ) | raw: Omaha, Nebraska Ae ( PEOTO ) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 00e960cf-ea19-47a2-b498-89dd43150ece | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bf77e833-5522-4f17-ac9d-87efd21840f9 | Bellerose | NY | us | 40.722636 | -73.71642 | unknown | raw: Bellerose, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bafa46b0-7583-4e37-9f87-dd83b3c10ffc | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Covington | KY | us | 39.083171 | -84.510755 | unknown | raw: Covington, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5cae0195-b613-442b-a225-d52f01b83b88 | Jasper | AL | us | 33.831219 | -87.277505 | unknown | raw: Jasper, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77c86f80-0a46-4834-a2ec-a3720b72d797 | Fairfax | VA | us | 38.846224 | -77.306373 | unknown | raw: Fairfax, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb1e54ce-c38b-4679-b07e-8cc258fc4b61 | Pottstown | PA | us | 40.245298 | -75.649642 | unknown | raw: Pottstown, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 78eb7bec-0a30-4733-8748-1692d797a275 | Denver | CO | us | 39.739236 | -104.984862 | unknown | raw: Denver, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 50c2fa0b-39f1-4c5d-953e-75599b70ea4d | st Palm Beach | FL | us | 26.705617 | -80.036152 | unknown | raw: st Palm Beach, Florida | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad16691a-84b7-460e-8369-d65581dcd4f7 | Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5dfa6a5-28e6-4ab5-a92f-d4b624d0abfa | Perth Amboy | NJ | us | 40.513322 | -74.272424 | unknown | Multiple Balloon | raw: Perth Amboy, New Jersey Multiple Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fddd7546-4dcf-4af3-9ffe-da14fb85e6c3 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | Other (Clouds) | raw: Dallas, Texas Other (Clouds) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 842e8e0a-934e-4b26-a2f3-0555ddf4fa3d | lemoore | CA | us | 36.30065 | -119.782712 | unknown | - Satellite (ECHO I) | raw: lemoore, California - Satellite (ECHO I) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4fa4629-0b9e-4ff7-8a2d-236063edd355 | 1957-11-06T00:00:00 | 1957 | Richmond | IN | us | 39.82869 | -84.889852 | unknown | Civilian Insufficient Data | raw: Richmond, Indiana Civilian Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 99db95de-23dd-4354-b249-c4261cad8829 | 1959-07-23T00:00:00 | 1959 | Bellevue | OH | us | 41.274207 | -82.840981 | unknown | Multiple | Aircraft ; | raw: Bellevue, Ohio Multiple Aircraft ; | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d6e7c83f-1764-40f0-bb05-403dfed29fa0 | Honolulu | HI | us | 21.304547 | -157.855676 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Honolulu, Hawaii Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| af7ffaad-c91e-4c08-b184-7b4a37810d23 | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | Multiple Balloon | raw: Springfield, Ohio Multiple Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5395be17-7653-4b8c-a41e-3e947f7fb6b2 | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | ee Insufficient Data | raw: Springfield, Ohio ee Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a369996-caf9-4a23-be6d-4952538beb0d | Tyler | TX | us | 32.35126 | -95.301062 | unknown | raw: Tyler, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 843d3fb2-ca7d-40a2-9f49-4342f61978f4 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5e5e0fb-df3e-4b84-9866-102b15e45c49 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4f46e043-195d-4314-a872-49f902e16449 | 1965-05-14T00:00:00 | 1965 | Bradford | MA | us | 42.76521 | -71.076088 | unknown | raw: Bradford, Massachusetts | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e15ece38-40d4-42b0-9bb0-6293903f12bb | Crossville | TN | us | 35.949684 | -85.027484 | unknown | raw: Crossville, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b337771a-9d2d-49b3-9956-f04575435492 | 1963-03-22T00:00:00 | 1963 | Richardson | TX | us | 32.948179 | -96.729721 | unknown | raw: Richardson, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| dbc4cc00-730f-405c-a342-7dd133cfeb3f | 1950-04-20T00:00:00 | 1950 | Stamford | CT | us | 41.05343 | -73.538734 | unknown | raw: Stamford, Connecticut | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2e7790eb-fa0c-4683-a26a-de7522708871 | nsing | MI | us | 42.733825 | -84.55463 | unknown | sis | raw: Lansing, Michigan sis | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb280e4d-49b6-427e-a6a8-b544fe0927d9 | McLean | VA | us | 38.934289 | -77.177633 | unknown | raw: McLean, Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 526e710e-b922-415a-a2ce-9d116198d148 | Sacramento | CA | us | 38.581061 | -121.493895 | unknown | raw: Sacramento, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b1e64866-c6c7-4718-9bbd-9738a4a59121 | Oakland | CA | us | 37.804456 | -122.271356 | unknown | raw: Oakland, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 428ed948-4996-4ff4-bca8-0bdfb0172f19 | 1969-10-28T00:00:00 | 1969 | Mobile | AL | us | 30.691346 | -88.043751 | unknown | raw: Mobile, Alabama | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ad44ad88-066c-4f2c-a31f-4afafd55d7b3 | Castle Rock | CO | us | 39.372255 | -104.858682 | unknown | BALLOON | raw: Castle Rock, Colorado BALLOON | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a2f92b28-9138-4680-bc41-75eeb8bbbb48 | 1952-08-17T00:00:00 | 1952 | Westport | CT | us | 41.141486 | -73.357896 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Westport, Connecticut AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d4ec301d-f4c2-4fec-8828-7ae5f36ecfc7 | 1951-12-07T00:00:00 | 1951 | Torrance | CA | us | 33.837139 | -118.341361 | unknown | AIRCRAFT | raw: Torrance, California AIRCRAFT | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e45066e-0d3f-492f-95cb-6ae10b084b49 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | INSUFFICIENT DATA J220Y | raw: Dayton, Ohio INSUFFICIENT DATA J220Y | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 862dcf29-b18c-42cb-acb5-9777d3abb05f | 1952-09-16T00:00:00 | 1952 | Portland | ME | us | 43.657361 | -70.258662 | unknown | raw: Portland, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9ea3646c-3711-431e-ac9a-7754215e4b4f | Columbus | OH | us | 39.96226 | -83.000707 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bde73cd6-3456-4c09-8703-443a7e9b26fe | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Annapolis | MD | us | 38.97864 | -76.492786 | unknown | raw: Annapolis, Maryland | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c5cd4d88-2c92-437c-a68f-8eb8e10f65f6 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 310c0580-e157-4bd3-b7a1-9d640d868a9e | 1956-05-08T00:00:00 | 1956 | Vista | CA | us | 33.202143 | -117.242481 | unknown | raw: Vista, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd102fe0-7f97-438f-b813-f668cb6ccde0 | Redlands | CA | us | 34.055033 | -117.182745 | unknown | raw: Redlands, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a8437ea6-d2c2-4f57-9728-ae7c9e6dbef8 | 1947-06-28T00:00:00 | 1947 | Appleton | WI | us | 44.261397 | -88.406974 | unknown | raw: Appleton, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3310aee0-779b-46fa-af12-7615948e48c9 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 011ea658-98f9-49ae-a35b-9bcc88c19120 | Miamisburg | OH | us | 39.642836 | -84.286608 | unknown | raw: Miamisburg, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2b2b35ba-0d5b-4568-b860-59e096ed8627 | Fayetteville | NC | us | 35.052576 | -78.878292 | unknown | raw: Fayetteville, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7bb2a7e9-f3f4-40ff-9db5-3b3730d1dd1b | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e3c49c9d-950e-4752-8c8b-3b7c673b40ac | 1956-08-20T00:00:00 | 1956 | Citrus Heights | CA | us | 38.707125 | -121.281061 | unknown | raw: 1234016 Citrus Heights, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0b437589-f6d3-48d5-824a-b037d2ef82f1 | Wilmington | DE | us | 39.745947 | -75.546589 | unknown | ; x Vis: Insufficient | raw: Wilmington, Delaware ; x Vis: Insufficient | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 180e3739-9617-4846-832d-60597b9a24f8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | ' | Aircraft | raw: Dayton, Ohio ' Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a0a0cbbc-f739-4519-97b9-f7cd6111b3c5 | Worthington | OH | us | 40.093095 | -83.017959 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Worthington, Ohio Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5bd2dcf7-c368-4793-a2f2-83bb35c04931 | 1954-06-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Davenport | IA | us | 41.523581 | -90.577097 | unknown | Vis | Other (UNREZ | raw: Davenport, Iowa Vis: Other (UNREZ | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7c093456-1a19-4aac-b5f5-c7ce77a6e46a | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Insufficient Dat | raw: Dayton, Ohio Insufficient Dat | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3f0b34cd-356d-4ce0-a16b-a4ccf28ce72c | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | e | Astro (STARS/PLAN | raw: fairborn, Ohio e Astro (STARS/PLAN | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8d9d62a2-a561-44e6-82ac-804571ca8332 | 1967-05-29T00:00:00 | 1967 | Bay City | MI | us | 43.596211 | -83.888171 | unknown | : Balloon | raw: Bay City, Michigan : Balloon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b155646c-af30-4220-934c-4096ded2b149 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Dayton, Ohio . : . Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| accda693-a5a9-4160-a410-b4b0b0b8da40 | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | Astro (STARS/PLAN | raw: Centerville, Ohio Astro (STARS/PLAN | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2ac977e5-11f2-4d3a-bb27-be4d63145d2f | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: Dayton, Ohio Aircraft | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e2f1a3b-e4f6-4a2b-ade3-5f99ab59f182 | 1965-08-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Traverse City | MI | us | 44.760648 | -85.616598 | unknown | Multiple | Astro (STARS/PLAN | raw: Traverse City, Michigan Multiple Astro (STARS/PLAN | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ea971e65-cf3b-48f3-abcb-1655fd09386f | Smithtown | NY | us | 40.855931 | -73.200669 | unknown | raw: Smithtown, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5b450378-79d4-44cd-8a0b-029492a7c310 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 57e67b74-b1e3-425d-9b7e-acbe8bdf074c | 1953-07-03T00:00:00 | 1953 | Frankfort | KY | us | 38.200906 | -84.873284 | unknown | raw: Frankfort, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 45c65bbf-2316-47e3-8bc0-b0bfb24dbb3c | Pottstown | PA | us | 40.245298 | -75.649642 | unknown | raw: Pottstown, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e1e64f9-3a06-43d6-a3e7-a0408c7d44c8 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 671e819c-e578-43d9-8dd1-302db8323776 | ittleton | CO | us | 39.613321 | -105.016649 | unknown | raw: Littleton, Colorado | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4cb0080-f8a5-4dd2-b25b-68951e3fbcbd | 1966-03-15T00:00:00 | 1966 | Youngstown | OH | us | 41.103579 | -80.652016 | unknown | raw: Youngstown, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 64ba3a8f-dcb1-4c65-b8ca-e3be90e3fe8b | 1947-07-05T00:00:00 | 1947 | Covington | KY | us | 39.083171 | -84.510755 | unknown | raw: Covington, Kentucky | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3a0e4774-88b6-48d1-b03e-4650ec24a8d7 | East Northport | NY | us | 40.880938 | -73.319453 | unknown | raw: East Northport, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ea2e45ef-710a-4469-acda-35238cd8fd6b | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | raw: Centerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| dc45d0ec-6b2e-4e08-ac7b-025a0c7bbd96 | 1961-07-08T00:00:00 | 1961 | Fairborn | OH | us | 39.8209 | -84.019386 | unknown | raw: Fairborn, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bd25b3f3-f822-4d58-a733-8dc622fbfd1b | Oak Lawn | IL | us | 41.710866 | -87.758108 | unknown | raw: Oak Lawn, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9bc3b9f8-3432-4357-80e3-571ef51481c2 | Wilmington | OH | us | 39.445339 | -83.828538 | unknown | raw: Wilmington, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9dbba4ba-5c9e-486b-81df-76ee8d206d0e | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 130c0871-d7eb-4aeb-942c-7c7e367c09b7 | Havertown | PA | us | 39.980945 | -75.30852 | unknown | raw: Havertown, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 66987caf-4af2-4ae4-8261-fdccfc488186 | 1953-11-18T00:00:00 | 1953 | Marietta | OH | us | 39.416774 | -81.454839 | unknown | raw: Marietta, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 726b74c7-4c34-4bb5-86b3-6c82541ec56a | Rego Park | NY | us | 40.722865 | -73.862103 | unknown | raw: Rego Park, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b899d0a1-174a-468a-a90d-885d47bb06f5 | Cleveland | OH | us | 41.499657 | -81.693677 | unknown | raw: Cleveland, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| abd761f5-a83e-4dcd-b0cf-3948babcb3d5 | 1954-06-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Davenport | IA | us | 41.523581 | -90.577097 | unknown | raw: Davenport, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3124425e-5e61-40ca-b615-1970fc240b04 | Wausau | WI | us | 44.959786 | -89.627279 | unknown | raw: Wausau, Wisconsin | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f3e533af-c17d-4542-b03c-d0bf320b8770 | Auburn | WA | us | 47.307537 | -122.230181 | unknown | raw: Auburn, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d830fe1b-556f-4baf-b6a4-9c1e912b5149 | 1959-07-05T00:00:00 | 1959 | New Albany | IN | us | 38.285625 | -85.824131 | unknown | raw: New Albany, Indiana | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3374dbb5-1315-49db-977f-43ed59eb99f4 | Hopewell | NY | us | 41.581088 | -73.810669 | unknown | raw: Hopewell Junction, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 94a545ae-761b-4a4f-9713-14434a071fc0 | n Angelo | TX | us | 31.464969 | -100.440509 | unknown | raw: an Angelo, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 65dd1565-4d50-4284-a8fb-5df50fe12c5d | son | AZ | us | 31.468028 | -110.978348 | unknown | raw: son, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 81457e75-a42d-4ba9-b02d-cd6540b30b4b | t Orchard | WA | us | 46.65428 | -120.52166 | unknown | raw: t Orchard, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5932257-4015-4c18-bd67-9ba7415b8872 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 213b56ce-2376-4e80-93ea-ea82f37dd4a9 | 1956-07-12T00:00:00 | 1956 | Monrovia | CA | us | 34.14835 | -118.001452 | unknown | raw: Monrovia, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a9558640-130b-444c-aff3-73c26287638d | Blanchester | OH | us | 39.293117 | -83.988821 | unknown | raw: Blanchester, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0167c1f7-b3e9-4d23-ab49-f1348602771d | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Aircraft > | raw: Dayton, Ohio Aircraft > | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 749adbac-a6e6-48ad-9f2f-b07b28e462b9 | O Miami | FL | us | 25.774157 | -80.193597 | unknown | Insufficient Data a | raw: 1O Miami, Florida Insufficient Data a | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bf18e4c4-105a-4c7d-8762-a3dd9c887acd | Huntington | NY | us | 40.868154 | -73.425676 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: 713 Huntington, New York Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9501d989-809d-4d67-9489-77c5c1adb67b | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 238b1ba0-51d1-4012-b020-d487ff601112 | Waynesboro | PA | us | 39.755783 | -77.577651 | unknown | raw: Waynesboro, Pennsylvania | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e106c17e-94da-4450-a338-66846d321168 | Winston-Salem | NC | us | 36.099813 | -80.244052 | unknown | raw: Winston-Salem, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1bb12d4a-67a6-4284-a5da-8bf3d0038a11 | 1966-07-31T00:00:00 | 1966 | Presque Isle | ME | us | 46.681222 | -68.015458 | unknown | raw: Presque Isle, Maine | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 3dadd766-1313-465d-aa3a-693487999d63 | Morgantown | WV | us | 39.629681 | -79.955944 | unknown | raw: Morgantown, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e05029c2-5108-4a20-8f32-a5e198fd2b8a | 1947-07-04T00:00:00 | 1947 | Milwaukie | OR | us | 45.444005 | -122.641252 | unknown | raw: Milwaukie, Oregon | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 83bd1a2c-83d0-465d-8b3d-3ac069fc627b | 1954-06-14T00:00:00 | 1954 | Staten Island | NY | us | 40.583456 | -74.149605 | unknown | raw: Staten Island, New York | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9362e240-6699-46e3-8394-ad8cab5c46a7 | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | raw: Memphis, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6b5e49c9-b0b9-47a2-8253-a5c67783ec01 | Hudson | WI | us | 44.975095 | -92.755467 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: Hudson, Wisconsin Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e457f748-2c93-490d-aec8-2ee03d1d328e | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: Dayton, Ohio Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 10090c49-8183-4a3a-9704-0968766c87a8 | Columbia | KY | us | 37.102841 | -85.30635 | unknown | Insufficient | raw: Columbia, Kentucky Insufficient | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be5c927c-f973-4bc8-b9cb-2c39ea8d0856 | 1954-07-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Milford | OH | us | 39.174625 | -84.295899 | unknown | raw: Milford, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b99a40d8-4f85-4987-8277-b14288d3c628 | eavenworth | WA | us | 47.596914 | -120.661081 | unknown | raw: Leavenworth, Washington | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bcc45f7e-1ea6-47bc-8657-a5962b7bea2c | 1966-04-13T00:00:00 | 1966 | Kalamazoo | MI | us | 42.291707 | -85.587229 | unknown | raw: Kalamazoo, Michigan | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 026b1583-3166-4cfc-a027-2ad6a9591e8e | Manchester | NH | us | 42.99564 | -71.454789 | unknown | raw: Manchester, New Hampshire | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 772cbc3c-ba14-49b0-8b21-dc880739eb68 | Boone | NC | us | 36.218787 | -81.684004 | unknown | raw: Boone, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 849a8634-a4ff-4925-a261-3ae4333425c9 | Fallon | NV | us | 39.474517 | -118.777895 | unknown | raw: Fallon, Nevada | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1bec1c3c-96b6-4c1c-b941-cdee3496eba5 | 1952-07-30T00:00:00 | 1952 | Duluth | MN | us | 46.783829 | -92.105268 | unknown | raw: Duluth, Minnesota | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7e948984-f337-4117-9cf1-e632a36bd7b5 | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | raw: Memphis, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b191e942-5417-4d07-bca7-0cc1d9f22746 | Hickory | NC | us | 35.733331 | -81.344292 | unknown | raw: Hickory, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 962bfe46-1b43-4c74-8d0f-f9d5294769e1 | Fairfield | CA | us | 38.249358 | -122.039966 | unknown | raw: Fairfield, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77d25037-3ee1-4e58-a200-83c0f6fd59d5 | Collinsville | IL | us | 38.670327 | -89.984548 | unknown | raw: Collinsville, Illinois | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 68d64e53-a94c-472b-a9d2-b9ad53479164 | Brattleboro | VT | us | 42.850759 | -72.557291 | unknown | raw: Brattleboro, Vermont | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 69bd885e-c410-44f5-9fe8-0a74c6531214 | Hazelwood | MO | us | 38.776145 | -90.371591 | unknown | raw: Hazelwood, Missouri | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c389fbb-3322-41ac-a5df-b71c2222d024 | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | raw: Memphis, Tennessee | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 925a128c-0c6c-4398-bbca-1be7b4970d43 | 1952-08-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Bellefontaine | OH | us | 40.361164 | -83.759656 | unknown | raw: Bellefontaine, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8acec2d8-cc83-488b-abf9-7f3838ba8f62 | Dayton | OH | us | 39.758948 | -84.191607 | unknown | raw: Dayton, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3a44ae78-1541-4812-81ef-f1c1e73e6964 | 1952-08-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Centerville | OH | us | 39.628393 | -84.159382 | unknown | raw: Centerville, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d526cf13-b1e7-4cb9-aa77-564230cbd9e0 | Iowa City | IA | us | 41.661256 | -91.529911 | unknown | raw: Iowa City, Iowa | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 23988ee4-33e6-4c07-b0ec-f9e47ba21fef | Morgantown | WV | us | 39.629681 | -79.955944 | unknown | raw: Morgantown, West Virginia | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63bf6991-3823-40de-842c-510708688af3 | Saratoga | CA | us | 37.263832 | -122.023015 | unknown | raw: Saratoga, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b34a1b90-28e0-498c-a1f8-e219a77e178e | 1956-11-30T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kettering | OH | us | 39.689504 | -84.168827 | unknown | raw: Kettering, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 13c77f57-a7fd-45f8-8172-23dcfb4553df | Springfield | OH | us | 39.923405 | -83.810138 | unknown | raw: Springfield, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0a41487a-4442-4891-ab58-c4e45bd8b249 | Memphis | TN | us | 35.146025 | -90.051764 | unknown | Civilian Insufficient Data | raw: 1973942 Memphis, Tennessee Civilian Insufficient Data | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 41a2ba58-9620-4d9b-ac56-3d59f2662af1 | Cape Canaveral | FL | us | 28.411663 | -80.594774 | light | Commercial pilot reported white flashing lights in night sky. AARO assessed sighting correlated with Starlink satellite launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, occurring same evening about one hour prior to sighting in known orbital path. | 9.0 | pilot | AARO | 1 | |||
| c1d2bb73-8286-4589-ba20-d156a9e82b39 | Dallas | TX | us | 32.776272 | -96.796856 | unknown | raw: Dallas, Texas | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a977bc73-0a62-4239-96e3-63e69f44c987 | Vallejo | CA | us | 38.104086 | -122.256637 | unknown | raw: Vallejo, California | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b35bea8-a9b7-489e-90be-a1e82c9cfb79 | Elyria | OH | us | 41.367319 | -82.107358 | unknown | raw: Elyria, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d1a062d4-298e-4424-b60d-bdb09223507a | Garner | NC | us | 35.711264 | -78.614171 | unknown | raw: Garner, North Carolina | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6e855bd4-b858-400f-81f7-9a63c4af5e4c | 1966-06-23T00:00:00 | 1966 | Hamburg | NY | us | 42.716293 | -78.828717 | unknown | (CASE: MISSING) | raw: June Hamburg, New York(CASE: MISSING) | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b95163d9-4946-4c5e-98ed-0afaaefe5f7b | Seattle | WA | us | 47.603832 | -122.330062 | unknown | (CASE MISSING | raw: June Seattle, Washington (CASE MISSING | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 37e62843-50a2-4236-a467-8c45afc0f2e3 | Phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448437 | -112.074141 | unknown | raw: Phoenix, Arizona | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d3fee0d9-764b-4a56-9ca2-bb4689388145 | 1947-10-20T00:00:00 | 1947 | Xenia | OH | us | 39.684782 | -83.929653 | unknown | raw: Xenia, Ohio | 9.0 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8734a048-2609-47ce-8101-cd771a31379f | 2007-02-20T08:30:00 | 2007 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | ZDV reports at least 12 aircraft are reporting a UFO between FL340 and 400 in the Hayden CO area. No radar return is being observed. The UFO is apparently tracking the aircraft. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2007-02-20T08:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 9.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 96aeb463-9650-42b9-826a-4b8a15887261 | 2023-11-19T22:50:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL250 | Multiple aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off in the vicinity of LAL306084, NW of TPA. The unknown phenomenon was described as an object the size of an aircraft at approximately FL250 to FL310. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. This incident was initially reported by 5 aircraft observing the same white object. No evasive maneuvers reported, no impact to operations. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-19T22:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 9.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 544b0e38-9180-43d0-9eb3-dfe73d23b5b6 | 1986-05-19T00:00:00 | 1986 | São Paulo | São Paulo | br | -23.5505 | -46.6333 | Official Night of the UFOs — 21 UFOs tracked on radar across southeastern Brazil. Six fighter jets scrambled. Pilots reported 90-degree turns and hypersonic flight. Minister of Aviation Octávio Moreira Lima held public press conference: objects appeared intelligent and reacted to military presence. | Ref: Wikipedia ref [20] Brazilian Air Force; ministerial press conference; radar confirmation | 9.0 | military | Brazil-Wiki | 2 | ||
| 516ed32c-e529-4dfc-9727-01f49c2bc9c0 | Tehran | ir | 32.0 | 53.0 | unidentified flying object | An unidentified flying object was sighted by multiple people in the northern part of Tehran on Sunday night. The object was reported by control tower at Mehrabad Airport and an F-4 aircraft crew, with residents reporting a glowing object floating over their houses. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 9.0 | military/civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 88af79ff-3652-48e6-b824-3a43f065453d | Wright-Patterson AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | long slender body | Two airline pilots reported seeing a long slender body at approximately 10,000 ft approaching from the northwest. Observers at Vandalia control tower also reported visual contact. F-51 attempted intercept but failed. Later radar (SOR-584) detected signals around 1130 hours; investigation concluded targets were ice-laden cloud reflections and visual sightings were optical illusions from morning sun. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: project_grudge_docs.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 9.0 | military/professional | SignGrudge-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cdb85966-9fbb-4010-8e3a-b213da810283 | 1979-11-11T22:00:00 | 1979 | Manises | Valencia | es | 39.4893 | -0.4761 | sphere | 1800 | Military pilot pursued luminous object for 30 minutes. Confirmed on radar. Aircraft forced to land due to proximity. | 9.0 | military | CEFAE | 1 |
| 982a6f07-e094-4961-b4b8-2c7cc5a627f6 | 1969-03-31T00:00:00 | 1969 | Aluche | Madrid | es | 40.3833 | -3.7333 | disk | 900 | Multiple witnesses observed metallic disk over Madrid suburb. Investigated by Spanish Air Force. | 9.0 | military | CEFAE | 1 |
| 099f4eee-4a42-473f-ab4c-7433e885a1de | 1990-06-11T02:00:00 | 1990 | Canet de Mar | Barcelona | es | 41.5918 | 2.5854 | light | 2700 | Object tracked on military radar for 45 minutes performing maneuvers beyond known aircraft capability. | 9.0 | military | CEFAE | 1 |
| df01c756-34b3-49f8-8fd5-a664242c2139 | 1945-07-16T00:00:00 | 1945 | Trinity Site, Nm (White Sands Proving Grounds) | New Mexico | us | 33.694446 | -106.472227 | unknown | 900 | 1st a-bomb test successful. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 71c4cbe1-8a98-4077-b82f-c3fcaa955a5a | 1945-08-06T00:00:00 | 1945 | Hiroshima, Japan | Honshu Island | jp | 34.400002 | 132.450006 | unknown | 900 | 1st a-bomb in warfare destroys city. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 040ccca5-6ff8-481c-a956-5e2826159d8e | 1945-08-09T00:00:00 | 1945 | Nagasaki, Japan | Kyushu | jp | 32.800002 | 129.88334 | unknown | 900 | Plutonium bomb destroys city. 2nd of 2. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e0e07ddf-f093-40f9-a4dc-8e2c28fdd9c5 | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Washington, Dc | WDC | us | 38.916669 | -77.033337 | disk | 12480 | 2nd great saucer flap. Ground-air RADAR and visual (observation). Andrews Air Force Base jets chase. / r242. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ec0f1549-e639-44ad-ac2c-476963697186 | 1954-03-01T00:00:00 | 1954 | Bikini Atoll | MRS | pa | 11.583334 | 165.333341 | unknown | 60 | Castle-bravo H-bomb test. Much stronger than expected. Many observer(s). | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| bdd68b7e-542b-4d80-a2dd-c3f16580666a | 1965-07-03T00:00:00 | 1965 | Deception I., Ant | PLM | an | -62.950003 | -60.633336 | disk | 2400 | UK / Arg / CHL military and scientists. Fast lens saucer. Maneuvers all over/all about. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). Going east / LDLN#110. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| b9e38625-ea83-4c08-9ac9-4ac88fae0b19 | 1986-04-25T00:00:00 | 1986 | Chernobyl Nuclear Accident Near Kiev Ussr | KIE | uk | 51.283336 | 30.233335 | unknown | 3840 | Soviets silent.. worst in history. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| dec20757-4c60-4506-af85-3c4e9a160c00 | 1990-01-01T00:00:00 | 1990 | Wavre And Southeast Belgium | Belgium | be | 50.700002 | 4.633334 | triangle | 2600 sightings / delta/triangle/box-like craft objects. 300+good observer(s) / last year. / wall St. Journal. | 9.0 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | ||
| ae286600-b958-4fd1-bac7-24e2e505af74 | 1989-09-27T00:00:00 | 1989 | Voronezh | Voronezh Oblast | ru | 51.6608 | 39.2003 | oval | An oval or 'banana-shaped' craft landed in a city park. Witnesses, including aircraft engineer Alexei Mosolov, observed tall entities emerging. A 'moving beam' of light from the craft caused the ground to appear to 'quiver' with bluish sparkles. | 9.0 | civilian/scientific | SETKA-MO | 1 | |
| 27b1618e-901d-42a8-ae71-cff4dc716024 | 1990-01T00:00:00 | 1990 | Moscow | Moscow District | ru | 55.7558 | 37.6173 | unknown | A surge in high-altitude encounters by military pilots. Objects exhibited flight characteristics and mechanisms unidentified by Soviet scientific authorities at the time. | 9.0 | pilot | SETKA-MO | 1 | |
| 474f8042-cfac-4e69-ab9a-e6368121664f | 1989-10T00:00:00 | 1989 | Voronezh | Voronezh Oblast | ru | 51.6608 | 39.2003 | light | A trembling, flickering light sent a beam down to the ground. The beam moved toward the witnesses' car, causing the air to quiver as if in a heat haze and inducing an intense feeling of fear and loss of self-confidence. | 9.0 | civilian | SETKA-MO | 1 | |
| 7ff74b5c-35bd-41f3-adf2-d082578c5a43 | 1991-03T00:00:00 | 1991 | Sosnovy Bor | Leningrad Oblast | Russia | 59.899 | 29.085 | unknown | Radar detected one, then multiple unidentified objects hovering over a nuclear plant. Objects accelerated rapidly from a stationary position to approximately 2000 mph. | 9.0 | military / radar operators | SETKA-MO | 1 | |
| 5bb6f118-87c8-4a63-ac0c-fb639c6415ab | 1976T00:00:00 | 1976 | Ural Mountains | USSR | 60.0 | 60.0 | unknown | A photographer captured an image of a UFO and later produced a more detailed drawing of the object. | 9.0 | civilian photographer | SETKA-MO | 1 | ||
| 905e8bc1-cf41-42a2-b504-426d18a3c004 | 1992-05T00:00:00 | 1992 | Kola Peninsula | Murmansk Oblast | Russia | 68.0 | 33.0 | disc / spinning | A military team recorded a spinning unidentified object on video. | 9.0 | military | SETKA-MO | 1 | |
| f28a2688-668b-4009-9b6d-4ad337ab8361 | 1978-01-01T00:00:00 | 1978 | Kaikoura region | South Island | nz | -42.4 | 173.68 | light | 9.0 | BlackVault-Australia | 1 | |||
| f61d5f23-ec20-48c4-9976-c7905e451d56 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | Cape Otway | Victoria | au | -38.85 | 143.5 | unknown | 9.0 | BlackVault-Australia | 1 | |||
| 18b3624b-c34b-4b3f-8f69-eb82c157a007 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Oblong dots/lights | Military personnel reported five equidistant lights presenting a potential incursion into restricted airspace in the Western United States. Analysis determined the objects were commercial aircraft traveling on established air corridors 20,000-40,000 feet altitude, up to 300 nautical miles from the observation platform. Apparent shape distortions resulted from sensor vibration and autofocus. | Resolution: Resolved; the lights were commercial aircraft up to 300 nautical miles away from the sensor, transiting known flight corridors between major airports in the region | Sensors: infrared | 9.0 | military | AARO | 1 | |||||
| 03ba5fda-37ca-49d3-ac86-738a2c140abb | 2020-08-09T00:00:00Z | 2020 | Iran | 40.0 | 9.0 | Iranian Air Defense Guard hailed aircraft on guard frequency at 12:50Z. Standard response given with no impact to mission. | 9.0 | military | PURSUE-DoW | 1 | ||||
| 78cccdb7-0df9-5f5c-adb7-0b7373e64a48 | Amarillo | TX | US | 35.2662 | -101.5349 | unknown | [Pantex Unidentified Object Incident Report] | [DECLASSIFIED] | An unidentified object was detected at the Pantex Plant, a Department of Energy nuclear weapons assembly and disassembly facility operated by Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC. The incident was documented through ground surveillance radar tower imagery and subsequently enhanced by Sandia National Laboratories. The object was captured in multiple images suggesting a sustained or repeated observation. The report classification indicates UCNI (Unclassified Controlled Nuclear Information) handling requirements, reflecting the sensitive nature of the facility. Ground-based radar detection provided objective sensor data confirming the presence of an anomalous object within the facility's restricted airspace. Sandia's enhancement of the imagery suggests the object warranted technical analysis beyond initial observation. No details are provided regarding the object's characteristics, duration of sighting, trajectory, or eventual disposition. The incident represents a significant security concern given the critical nuclear weapons infrastructure involved. | Corroboration: Ground surveillance radar detection; Sandia National Laboratories enhanced imagery analysis; incident occurred at secure DoE nuclear weapons facility with established surveillance infrastructure | 9.0 | government | PURSUE-DOE | 1 | |||
| b4f7507f-5b4b-4358-9936-632d68e58a74 | T Miles City | MT | us | 46.407022 | -105.847843 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | Astro. (MARS) | raw: 155 LT Miles City, Montana (CASE MISSING) Astro. (MARS) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 35d5ef21-eb55-4ae5-8887-e3fc7d64eb2e | 1949-04-03T00:00:00 | 1949 | Dillon | MT | us | 45.214125 | -112.634608 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian | raw: 1949 Dillon, Montana (CASE MISSING) Civilian | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a82ab1b4-7f60-4d62-acf5-3af97687a69d | 1949-04-03T00:00:00 | 1949 | Dillon | MT | us | 45.214125 | -112.634608 | unknown | raw: Dillon, Montana | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 80539d80-1122-41a4-b0e8-f0a73b7f5268 | San Bernadino | CA | us | 38.028549 | -121.961985 | unknown | raw: San Bernadino, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 683066e5-a5c0-4c62-9964-e5fc327e2b5f | Poplar Bluff | MO | us | 36.756317 | -90.394487 | unknown | raw: Poplar Bluff, Missouri | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ea62fc4d-9331-4d73-a05d-8435cbd9b874 | q Sunbury | OH | us | 40.242562 | -82.859067 | unknown | - 'States UNIDENTIPIED | raw: 7092 q Sunbury, Ohio - 'States UNIDENTIPIED | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e2f913a-3b38-439d-b95b-2c6bee83fb07 | Nenana | AK | us | 64.563529 | -149.095978 | unknown | raw: Nenana, Alaska | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0bd6650b-026b-4ba4-941d-10f551c95ce8 | YO99,- Duncanville | TX | us | 32.647267 | -96.908781 | unknown | Military ( | RADAR) UNIDENTIFI=ZD | raw: YO99,- Duncanville, Texas Military (RADAR) UNIDENTIFI=ZD | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b6daafb5-0931-413e-8e02-d1dcaf6f5c06 | 1952-06-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Soap Lake | WA | us | 47.389313 | -119.490493 | unknown | / | raw: Soap Lake, Washington / | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 288819a2-390d-4ca5-b354-9f3b57f507c4 | 1952-06-18T00:00:00 | 1952 | Columbus | WI | us | 43.339262 | -89.015772 | unknown | raw: Columbus, Wisconsin | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6e57be7d-8149-4087-8dfe-d4e25371e11d | Cisco | TX | us | 32.388129 | -98.979339 | unknown | (CARDS MISSING) | raw: Cisco, Texas (CARDS MISSING) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6c22284a-a33c-4509-8550-325437dd65c7 | 1965-07-19T00:00:00 | 1965 | Hingham | MA | us | 42.241767 | -70.889768 | unknown | raw: Hingham, Massachusetts | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f6ce661b-8b0a-47c2-84d6-93c8195794bb | Bordentown | NJ | us | 40.146269 | -74.711451 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Bordentown, New Jersey Multiple | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ef5b3497-f04f-4d4c-8b67-5a6706dca99a | 1952-07-26T00:00:00 | 1952 | Plainview | TX | us | 34.184794 | -101.706841 | unknown | Military | raw: Plainview, Texas Military | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0cec7f01-a7a1-4685-8596-b42cf1b33557 | } Mt. View | CA | us | 37.886017 | -122.126779 | unknown | Military | raw: 7900 5} Mt. View, California Military | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b68bc105-5ed4-49bc-a4c1-3981cc951048 | 1952-09-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Southern Pines | NC | us | 35.174047 | -79.392254 | unknown | raw: Southern Pines, North Carolina | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2fcf465b-0055-4acd-a260-88072794da90 | Hiram | GA | us | 33.87566 | -84.762159 | unknown | Not Reported | raw: Hiram, Georgia Not Reported | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03ad5583-1533-40bf-9fe0-b6547a68f54a | Point Mugu | CA | us | 34.085414 | -119.060992 | unknown | raw: Point Mugu, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ad582007-b9ef-4d48-87bc-cc49a0a9671e | 1960-06-08T00:00:00 | 1960 | Queens | NY | us | 40.713508 | -73.828313 | unknown | raw: Queens, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1f08c26a-d9b8-422a-9b49-a15ea5cfaa89 | yle | WA | us | 45.693218 | -121.28382 | unknown | Balloon (Moby Dick) | raw: Lyle, Washington Balloon (Moby Dick) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 25ac3f3b-ff98-4c61-9f2d-54fb0ed8f2e9 | 1952-08-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Mt. Vernon | NY | us | 40.912509 | -73.83865 | unknown | raw: Mt. Vernon, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| bb7cf120-e514-469f-942a-804a465af89a | 1965-04-26T00:00:00 | 1965 | New London | CT | us | 41.355619 | -72.09978 | unknown | raw: New London, Connecticut | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f5cac7d8-24c0-41bf-9f97-6798f79c1b7c | Clemson | SC | us | 34.685075 | -82.836411 | unknown | ' | raw: Clemson, South Carolina ' | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fee8ad70-ac7f-41b8-bb4d-158f2f824f1d | Orwigsburg | PA | us | 40.654857 | -76.100732 | unknown | raw: Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c2c7606-9dbd-433f-b3ec-4ea41dd42c13 | 1954-05-19T00:00:00 | 1954 | Bay St. Louis | MS | us | 30.310567 | -89.327548 | unknown | Multi Civilian | Astro (ARCTURUS) | raw: 300620 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Multi Civilian Astro (ARCTURUS) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2379cd3d-dac6-4d5a-b70f-3b605b8cf897 | Napavine | WA | us | 46.579518 | -122.911188 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Unknown Civilian | raw: Napavine, Washington (CASE MISSING) Unknown Civilian | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4e9711e1-cf04-4d4f-a2bd-4e97a41d0854 | 1954-08-02T00:00:00 | 1954 | Westlake | OH | us | 41.455323 | -81.917917 | unknown | : | raw: Westlake, Ohio: | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28173b5d-e36c-426a-bb48-013126d7527b | 1967-02-27T00:00:00 | 1967 | Greenbelt | MD | us | 39.004607 | -76.875684 | unknown | raw: Greenbelt, Maryland | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 486805dd-3a27-44d4-af85-325030107254 | Hamilton | AL | us | 34.142086 | -87.989021 | unknown | == | raw: Hamilton, Alabama == | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21e9b630-94f1-4ea3-a9c4-3e629d12155d | 1960-06-08T00:00:00 | 1960 | Queens, NYC | NY | us | 40.713508 | -73.828313 | unknown | raw: 3389 121 Queens, NYC, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 839c5d8d-558c-41cd-8845-0dd1884786d6 | Mt Laguna | CA | us | 32.871123 | -116.424257 | unknown | raw: Mt Laguna, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a010c753-4876-4a23-8d9e-0265a9d55818 | 1955-03-02T00:00:00 | 1955 | Huntley | IL | us | 42.17225 | -88.42692 | unknown | BEE | raw: Huntley, Illinois BEE | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4e0c27b2-93cb-4c43-91fe-ca5f4be6cc39 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00 | 1947 | Pendleton | OR | us | 45.672075 | -118.788597 | unknown | qe | raw: Pendleton, Oregon qe | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5ab71253-f200-4399-94b7-7ddae5147753 | 1955-04-06T00:00:00 | 1955 | Beaumont | CA | us | 33.929993 | -116.976309 | unknown | raw: Beaumont, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 0f259f23-4c0f-4636-b1f8-7f9e25b3064f | Mira Loma | CA | us | 33.986391 | -117.522733 | unknown | raw: Mira Loma, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a83f3610-a0ef-4ce5-8d26-80978f7738b4 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00 | 1947 | Pendleton | OR | us | 45.672075 | -118.788597 | unknown | raw: Pendleton, Oregon | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 031cb4d1-6a70-4188-8f2e-73e04209bde4 | Kentfield | CA | us | 37.945825 | -122.559837 | unknown | raw: Kentfield, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a2037ef1-9591-40dc-917f-61dc0abc0168 | Englewood | OH | us | 39.877555 | -84.302167 | unknown | raw: Englewood, Ohio | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3774530b-1673-4e6c-b020-c93cad38de6a | 1955-08-03T00:00:00 | 1955 | McDonald | PA | us | 40.370903 | -80.234781 | unknown | raw: McDonald, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 31cf731a-e0c2-4ac8-8af8-5a81c0a7120f | Washingtonville | NY | us | 41.427872 | -74.16598 | unknown | raw: Washingtonville, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4bd1389-2bf0-4b9a-853f-5239415b0aa5 | 1955-11-02T00:00:00 | 1955 | Williston | FL | us | 29.388003 | -82.448169 | unknown | raw: Williston, Florida | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| afdf0cbc-edef-4e75-ab68-1f33c5ce1115 | Walkill | NY | us | 41.595995 | -74.181945 | unknown | raw: Walkill, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 89e41774-3772-4d96-bf47-82ba1fe57e57 | Cedar Key | FL | us | 29.137721 | -83.035964 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC | Aircraft | raw: Cedar Key, Florida (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC Aircraft | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7fd5ed78-ff42-4e25-8a09-382496e70fc4 | imon | CO | us | 39.263165 | -103.687774 | unknown | raw: Limon, Colorado | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d60c6a49-aa87-4536-bbf2-6c068669ec31 | Steilacoom | WA | us | 47.170369 | -122.596287 | unknown | raw: Steilacoom, Washington | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58cd3992-a00e-480f-b6d1-e6a980320d39 | S | NY | us | 42.077591 | -73.952913 | unknown | ith | Other (GROUND LIGHT) | raw: Saugerties, New York ith... Other (GROUND LIGHT) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6fdddd65-e6e0-4ba7-b6ed-650efb988942 | Chilton | WI | us | 44.028944 | -88.162815 | unknown | raw: Chilton, Wisconsin | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3e9882cb-15d3-492b-b24f-23e135c644be | Cadillac | MI | us | 44.251953 | -85.401162 | unknown | raw: Cadillac, Michigan | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 210926f0-316b-4c88-863f-996638ec92e6 | Altus | OK | us | 34.638126 | -99.333975 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Military | raw: Altus, Oklahoma (CASE MISSING) Military | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 925bc360-0953-45ae-8c9b-7cce3d53fba9 | 1956-11-04T00:00:00 | 1956 | Point Arena | CA | us | 38.908798 | -123.693072 | unknown | raw: Point Arena, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9c1b8bcd-589c-4bd7-a09f-dec0d53158da | Wellsboro | PA | us | 41.748684 | -77.300531 | unknown | raw: Wellsboro, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7a9c3aca-a11f-466b-9208-68b8bb84cec3 | Great Falls | VA | us | 38.998165 | -77.288316 | unknown | raw: Great Falls, Virginia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c9d350b6-e74d-4666-8db2-1997f4927a34 | E of Kerhonkson | NY | us | 41.772721 | -74.292286 | unknown | SEEM | raw: E of Kerhonkson, New York SEEM, | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2292846c-afa8-4173-8312-2b3f93a58757 | Hilton | NY | us | 43.28811 | -77.792857 | unknown | . | raw: Hilton, New York . | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0a4e7bbd-d3ab-457a-a4fe-1b2c6b8feea3 | Cedar Key | FL | us | 29.137721 | -83.035964 | unknown | raw: Cedar Key, Florida | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 685656b5-1b12-4dbd-a416-a85314d2521e | Comfort | TX | us | 29.967715 | -98.905034 | unknown | raw: Comfort, Texas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cf0106cf-16fa-4add-905a-f1872698ee1e | Hortense | GA | us | 31.332212 | -81.949884 | unknown | raw: Hortense, Georgia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4f822c45-6ea1-41f0-b8f5-160c9b2f8a37 | Alsea | OR | us | 44.38151 | -123.596494 | unknown | raw: Alsea, Oregon | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 04b62f3b-2c4b-4a70-8d69-a04c0a63bf1c | Duncanville | TX | us | 32.6518 | -96.908337 | unknown | raw: Duncanville, Texas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f96e1d41-0d53-4471-a806-a4af9589707f | p Spring Lake | MI | us | 43.076963 | -86.196997 | unknown | AEBERES Insufficient Data SYY | raw: p Spring Lake, Michigan AEBERES Insufficient Data SYY | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 054f9bb3-d886-4ff5-90bc-6a08d4701147 | Beacon | NY | us | 41.50484 | -73.969541 | unknown | raw: Beacon, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 494e5d18-a885-402b-9284-b008fe040866 | 1966-03-20T00:00:00 | 1966 | Ann Arbor | MI | us | 42.281372 | -83.748462 | unknown | raw: Ann Arbor, Michigan | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 796f662a-0fd9-404c-b495-4520d3ef8492 | Rapid City | MI | us | 44.834449 | -85.282562 | unknown | raw: Rapid City, Michigan | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1caced56-2ef4-43da-acfa-f3b89c44c927 | Forest. Park | IL | us | 41.879499 | -87.8137 | unknown | Astro (METEOR) | raw: Forest. Park, Illinois . Astro (METEOR) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7a719590-5961-4659-ab54-fff28987ac23 | Malden | MO | us | 36.557019 | -89.966293 | unknown | raw: Malden, Missouri | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| aa0b3361-46e7-4985-9179-0256a5838a2f | Duncanville | TX | us | 32.6518 | -96.908337 | unknown | raw: Duncanville, Texas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e9f33bee-c749-4f08-a050-8983a59ce09d | ewisburg | WV | us | 37.801788 | -80.44563 | unknown | raw: Lewisburg, West Virginia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 983933a1-6147-499d-abaf-7b1f182f7a52 | Sandersville | GA | us | 32.983281 | -82.811603 | unknown | raw: Sandersville, Georgia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 928917c3-7ca7-46b7-a100-6d94fd7b1129 | Weston | MO | us | 39.414327 | -94.900633 | unknown | . | raw: Weston, Missouri . | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5989ae83-581c-42af-b48a-e5a6e0ca7df2 | Minden | NV | us | 38.956515 | -119.770049 | unknown | raw: Minden, Nevada | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 32a81c6b-66cd-49c4-94c2-8ae3f680ce8c | Eaglé River | WI | us | 45.915399 | -89.250797 | unknown | ; | raw: Eaglé River, Wisconsin; | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7e4d1f1f-cab1-4839-95de-aebe4c9e1474 | Edgerton | WI | us | 42.833476 | -89.069399 | unknown | raw: Edgerton, Wisconsin | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 28692e38-2f2d-41b6-b6b4-56c138f352b5 | Bedford | MA | us | 42.49173 | -71.281795 | unknown | eee. | raw: Bedford, Massachusetts eee. | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6e3d278f-865f-48b2-a1cf-a650649968a8 | Mount Rainier | WA | us | 46.852203 | -121.757516 | unknown | Newsclipping 751) | raw: Mt Ranier, Washington Newsclipping 751) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b66473f5-999e-47c8-b857-1f40054660c1 | Bordentown | NJ | us | 40.146269 | -74.711451 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Bordentown, New Jersey Newsclipping | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0b62aa5a-e047-4f69-b131-6f14c548b248 | Beeville | TX | us | 28.400832 | -97.748331 | unknown | raw: Beeville, Texas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db50b648-1fc7-495c-b2ca-19ff0e2abf93 | 1962-09-15T00:00:00 | 1962 | Oradell | NJ | us | 40.954394 | -74.03085 | unknown | raw: Oradell, New Jersey | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 71b44c9a-1329-476a-8f71-1b388e8f4446 | 3b a Sidney | OH | us | 40.284241 | -84.155527 | unknown | anne | UNIDENTIFIED | raw: 3/3b a Sidney, Ohio anne UNIDENTIFIED | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f57cdad2-ba6d-4db3-af93-9ff68914ec95 | 1962-10-23T00:00:00 | 1962 | Farmington | UT | us | 40.980442 | -111.887469 | unknown | "DUCK HUNTER CA | raw: Farmington, Utah "DUCK HUNTER CA | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| eea1b5bc-fe68-4e04-9ade-e89c2b4ac8e3 | Altadena | CA | us | 34.192819 | -118.137466 | unknown | raw: Altadena, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a4cf0c5b-723d-4caa-86ad-4175041ec931 | Pound Ridge | NY | us | 41.208707 | -73.574848 | unknown | { Wilton,Conn Multi | raw: Pound Ridge, New York{ Wilton,Conn Multi | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 41c05a6f-b506-4ff0-894d-155d722945c2 | North Andover | MA | us | 42.702969 | -71.130912 | unknown | raw: North Andover, Massachusetts | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f673db62-3852-44bd-88e7-46b6b939a219 | Versailles | MO | us | 38.431414 | -92.841027 | unknown | Seep | raw: Versailles, Missouri Seep | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0edd4977-b172-451f-99d1-5cc7fa311073 | 1952-08-04T00:00:00 | 1952 | Mt. Vernon | NY | us | 40.912509 | -73.83865 | unknown | raw: Mt. Vernon, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ce7decda-faa1-473f-a791-3ecf66aa406e | Budd Lake | NJ | us | 40.873948 | -74.738235 | unknown | raw: Budd Lake, New Jersey | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9f47fdf4-37d4-4802-bea3-8eb7e925daf7 | Englewood | OH | us | 39.877555 | -84.302167 | unknown | ees | Astro (ANTARES ) | raw: Englewood, Ohio ees: Astro (ANTARES ) | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bc56cc0e-8e4f-4029-925a-b830695559db | 1949-04-03T00:00:00 | 1949 | Dillon | MT | us | 45.214125 | -112.634608 | unknown | raw: Dillon, Montana | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f0bc28df-13d1-4c95-8df0-bea91d25ee39 | Drexel Hills | PA | us | 40.225924 | -76.88164 | unknown | raw: Drexel Hills, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a6a7ece0-4a2b-40df-8cad-019fd1b0f3ce | 1952-07-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Portales | NM | us | 34.185964 | -103.337337 | unknown | raw: Portales, New Mexico | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 56cf9d22-ce46-4e27-97a7-34b34751ace9 | ittleton | MA | us | 42.537592 | -71.51201 | unknown | raw: Littleton, Massachusetts | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6bda4640-0702-4f08-a8e0-949b08de1c31 | City | KS | us | 39.028609 | -96.831398 | unknown | raw: Junction City, Kansas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be9d2594-0020-43c1-ba4c-e4de3da5a8d8 | Moneta | VA | us | 37.188635 | -79.614222 | unknown | raw: Moneta, Virginia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6d87b398-c541-456d-a964-5a770e3c9e91 | Trenton | MO | us | 40.078902 | -93.616607 | unknown | raw: Trenton, Missouri | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2b233a5-87d9-4e89-abd7-9d128ff510f4 | waterford | PA | us | 41.942481 | -79.984206 | unknown | raw: waterford, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71669ac6-b90d-4061-9af8-503af40b8901 | 1966-02-06T00:00:00 | 1966 | Nederland | TX | us | 29.97438 | -93.992397 | unknown | : " UNIDEMPIFIED | raw: Nederland, Texas : " UNIDEMPIFIED | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7fe0b713-c0ea-4c34-9235-7599d72f97d0 | Pine Bluff | AR | us | 34.222888 | -92.004334 | unknown | raw: Pine Bluff, Arkansas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6cee8852-ab7f-486c-ba4b-c67a5bebd1a1 | Beacon | NY | us | 41.50484 | -73.969541 | unknown | raw: Beacon, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8e674189-fa3a-42c2-9e77-35ef2fedce90 | Greencastle | IN | us | 39.64449 | -86.864732 | unknown | raw: Greencastle, Indiana | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 174e6547-fced-4987-827a-e20984976109 | n | WI | us | 42.765074 | -88.2145 | unknown | raw: n, Wisconsin | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| edcb0ffb-47b2-4ca3-888b-75692116ce2d | Belchertown | MA | us | 42.277273 | -72.400797 | unknown | Seberang; | raw: Belchertown, Massachusetts Seberang; | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 51bf746f-9e59-40e7-82d9-4f80e6ae540f | 1956-05-20T00:00:00 | 1956 | Kingston | MA | us | 41.994547 | -70.724482 | unknown | raw: Kingston, Massachusetts | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 799203a1-9444-465b-b26d-e3ad85989bfb | 1959-09-17T00:00:00 | 1959 | Rochester | MI | us | 42.680588 | -83.133821 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Rochester, Michigan Multiple | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd58e774-4d09-40b5-b1ae-169ecdd6299d | Dubois | PA | us | 41.118651 | -78.762234 | unknown | Civilian | INSUFFICIENT DATA ZOOF7 | raw: Dubois, Pennsylvania Civilian INSUFFICIENT DATA ZOOF7 | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a79aa6a0-db51-4af1-93bc-0391fa70578c | wrenceburg | IN | us | 39.090891 | -84.84995 | unknown | raw: Lawrenceburg, Indiana | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d9a12ac0-d58d-4a44-941b-a18b75a67f6a | 1951-06-01T00:00:00 | 1951 | Cambridge | OH | us | 40.031183 | -81.588456 | unknown | raw: Cambridge, Ohio | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4149a0d7-5252-473a-8302-9c2df0ff7062 | Kennett | MO | us | 36.237101 | -90.055741 | unknown | raw: Kennett, Missouri | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b7cf229a-7752-44b4-b27c-1994bc310cb4 | Michigan | PA | us | 40.199279 | -79.930373 | unknown | Ohio | raw: Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8adbaf92-6157-4123-8a9b-e112f7477b02 | Machias | ME | us | 44.714359 | -67.458268 | unknown | raw: Machias, Maine | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9db2003d-c681-481c-b5f5-145423bc9936 | Willowick | OH | us | 41.633103 | -81.468727 | unknown | raw: Willowick, Ohio | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8e35b745-2100-41d3-bd25-5ccee80affa6 | Rockaway | NJ | us | 40.90121 | -74.514323 | unknown | sees | raw: Rockaway, New Jersey sees | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 106b4bc6-ddf4-4bb7-84f1-54a2db419109 | Port Washington | NY | us | 40.826397 | -73.684993 | unknown | raw: Port Washington, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c0672346-c2ae-4068-8562-6f6affb0b71e | Magnolia | NJ | us | 39.854558 | -75.039059 | unknown | raw: Magnolia, New Jersey | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| ade52666-6de0-4a55-968e-186d8cf611d2 | Hibbing | MN | us | 47.427155 | -92.937689 | unknown | raw: Hibbing, Minnesota | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| baac413f-985b-4665-bd64-f2e4b8ca6d3c | Cisco | TX | us | 32.388129 | -98.979339 | unknown | raw: Cisco, Texas | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1b39b096-f0a3-4c00-980c-9d6fca203606 | Miles City | MT | us | 46.407022 | -105.847843 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Miles City, Montana Multiple | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 14e5d32e-71af-480d-b1fe-241ae35118f6 | Mt Carmel | PA | us | 40.796839 | -76.41311 | unknown | raw: Mt Carmel, Pennsylvania | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f1c4afa6-4264-4b35-b16c-095faa63b109 | Manahawkin | NJ | us | 39.690518 | -74.248643 | unknown | ; Satellite (Possibl | raw: Manahawkin, New Jersey ; Satellite (Possibl | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9f4536f8-d373-4058-b575-a85ed404656b | Port Chester | NY | us | 41.001764 | -73.665683 | unknown | raw: Port Chester, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bb5ce1b7-6d35-42e9-b70e-fe78f707bb6c | nders | CA | us | 34.266114 | -116.39307 | unknown | raw: Landers, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7148255c-7f6d-47e8-a81a-53a5ecfcada0 | 1967-09-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Brandon | VT | us | 43.798281 | -73.087913 | unknown | raw: Brandon, Vermont | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a178283e-2534-4b83-9523-c5e90153c88f | fayette | CA | us | 37.885758 | -122.11802 | unknown | raw: Lafayette, California | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d54f2eac-323f-4c7d-b625-9ef81469616c | Zephyrhills | FL | us | 28.23362 | -82.181195 | unknown | raw: Zephyrhills, Florida | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 32ad3425-6f73-4786-9b8d-f56f1d549c73 | 1966-03-20T00:00:00 | 1966 | Ann Arbor | MI | us | 42.281372 | -83.748462 | unknown | raw: Ann Arbor, Michigan | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 38ad8166-63b4-4146-80cd-0a47c6119745 | 1960-06-08T00:00:00 | 1960 | Queens | NY | us | 40.713508 | -73.828313 | unknown | raw: Queens, New York | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 67a66809-21cb-485b-b720-8ca9165cba6a | wrenceburg | IN | us | 39.090891 | -84.84995 | unknown | raw: Lawrenceburg, Indiana | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d19a77d6-5f5a-4580-8ed0-c6ce18f6d79e | Windsor | CT | us | 41.852598 | -72.643702 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Windsor, Connecticut Multiple | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| deb82639-4da0-4635-a154-e87a296dcc12 | Milledgeville | GA | us | 33.080143 | -83.232099 | unknown | raw: Milledgeville, Georgia | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63236ff0-a384-41c9-ac15-295c8f74520a | Walker | MN | us | 47.101553 | -94.579844 | unknown | i | raw: Walker, Minnesota i | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f91e9419-7929-4314-b678-e49bd1a5f57b | Robstown | TX | us | 27.790303 | -97.668884 | unknown | : | raw: Robstown, Texas : | 8.9 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 134fe2b0-7708-42e6-b6c9-72d3a893ae01 | 1952-07-19T00:00:00 | 1952 | Washington, Dc | WDC | us | 38.883335 | -77.033337 | disk | 11760 | 1st great DC wave. Fleets / saucers. 1 going [to] 7k MPH. RADAR's. / r210v1#2. | 8.87 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8368832f-b400-4fd6-924d-f32f50d809d9 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc | On July 8, 1947, the Roswell Army Air Field public information office reported the crash and recovery of a 'flying disc' near Roswell, New Mexico. The following day, the Commanding General announced that RAAF personnel had recovered a crashed radar-tracking weather balloon instead. | Doc: intelligence_report | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00018_released.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||
| 916cc25e-fe8e-4be3-8bcf-f283aeb0186d | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | glistening silver metallic aircraft | RB-47 aircraft experienced multiple radar and visual contacts with unknown objects in June 1955. First incident on June 1 near Devon Island involved 20-minute radar contact at 2,000 yards with bright return and flashing warning light. Second incident on June 4 in Hailville Sound area involved 9-minute radar and visual contact with silvery aircraft-like object at 7,000 yards range. | Doc: intelligence_report | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00028_released.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | NARA-NSA | 1 | |||||
| 9bb321c1-c1ce-44af-b89f-9e77ee51d3d4 | Peshawar | pk | 30.0 | 69.0 | immense half ball, yellowish-brown smoke | A large half-ball shaped phenomenon of yellowish-brown smoke appeared in the sky near Peshawar. Observers could not estimate distance and it may have been located as far away as Afghanistan or the Soviet Union. | Agency: State Department | Doc: diplomatic_cable | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.8 | military | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 8a3e9e46-b005-4f18-bb4e-2ca152ab9606 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Slow moving target | A slow-moving target was detected in the area south of Loring AFB. Three security police personnel reported sightings and visual contact. Royal Canadian police officials reported the object passed over the base and was later observed flying low over the St. John River area with alerts issued for possible landing sites. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6e30145e-142f-4a26-9174-24b5ddbcafa0 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Helicopter-like | At 0340Z a second sighting was made of a slow-moving target at 2 miles east of base. Radar was unable to confirm via DAV572. A HC-135 was vectored to the area but made negative visual contact. The unknown aircraft demonstrated clear intent in the weapons storage area, appearing sharp and a hostile capable aviator. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4b6a3161-b8c5-4cc0-84a5-542a0e4b72da | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Unidentified helicopter | A visual sighting was made of an unidentified object in the same general location as the sighting last night. The unknown aircraft did not display lighting. Ground personnel were unable to direct the Air Guard helicopter to within visual acquisition. Both helicopters had visual contact during the period with negative radar contact reported. A HC-135 was exiting at 5939F altitude to aid in identification and act as radio relay. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2687615a-7aa9-4865-bbe4-8b73462e91fb | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | Visual sighting of an unidentified object northwest of Loring AFB, Maine. An alert helicopter was launched to identify the object but was unable to make contact. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a661513a-5d37-4abb-b65c-853ced3025dc | Wurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter came over the back gate of Wurtsmith AFB, hovered over the Weapons Storage Area, then moved on. A tanker at 2700 feet had visual contact and noted unusual paint on the aircraft. | Agency: DoD | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 310123e4-bf5d-48b8-9132-e06732847d13 | Wurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | low flying aircraft | An unidentified low flying aircraft with lights on was sighted heading southeast at approximately 150 knots over Lake Huron near Wurtsmith AFB. The aircraft appeared to be joined by another aircraft, and both turned off their lights simultaneously as if on signal. | Agency: DoD | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f10e278a-a88e-4e8b-8c13-2e7800dba664 | Kurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | KC-135 | KC-135 aircraft reported sighting unidentified formation and tracked aircraft south to the north. KC-135 landed when each time it lost visual sighting. Aircraft was lost visual sighting near the base. | Agency: DoD | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1fc4730b-b240-44dd-a628-c561d7de611f | Wurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | SAC Senior Controller notified of unidentified low-flying aircraft/helicopter sightings in vicinity of Wurtsmith AFB. Radar showed several objects, and a tanker was dispatched; both visual and radar skin paint confirmed two aircraft. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| aa3d1ab7-4b3b-48c1-b578-a59e7b34d74f | Malmstrom | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | bright lights | Series of visual and radar contacts with unidentified flying objects reported by Malmstrom AFB and four SAC sites, including jet engine sounds and bright lights. Two interceptors from 24th NORAD Region scrambled but failed to make contact. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bf81fa13-18c8-4b86-89b0-b97c8507ed95 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc, radar tracking balloon | Material recovered near Roswell, initially reported as a flying disc but later identified as a radar tracking balloon with reflective material. The incident involved recovery of debris described as foil-like metallic material, sticks, and tape. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7605ce52-36c7-4093-b850-815acce56d7e | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc | An unusual maneuver by Colonel Blanchard involving recovery of extraterrestrial materials occurred on July 8, 1947, though subsequent activities at Roswell during the month were mostly mundane and not indicative of unusual high-level activity. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a70a6553-855d-4147-ba2e-12dab2df2dee | Fort Worth | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying saucer / disc-shaped object | Lt Col Cavitt reported viewing wreckage material in General Ramey's office that had been recovered from the ranch. The material included debris with unusual properties and was initially claimed by UFO researchers to be extraterrestrial, though officials attributed it to a weather balloon and RAWIN target. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 409e7645-ea1f-4810-88fe-cc2e46626102 | Fort Worth | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying saucer | Major Irving Newton, USAF weather officer, was sent to General Ramey's office in July 1947 to view materials recovered from the Roswell incident. Newton examined the material and debris, noting sticks with alien-like markings and weather-faded pinkish markings, but concluded these were consistent with a weather balloon and RAWIN target rather than alien artifacts. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 38d6bb02-48b9-4130-a58c-84d103627f35 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Balloon with radar reflectors | Project Mogul classified balloon train (Flight 4) was launched on June 4, 1947, containing cylindrical metal sonobuoy and portions of a weather instrument housed in a box with cardboard. The device became stranded in surface winds and was ultimately found by the rancher, Brazel, ten days later near Roswell. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 74015a87-f4b7-41bf-89f3-882bdcc4992c | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc (described as debris from a Mogul balloon) | Recovery of wreckage near Roswell initially reported as a flying disc but attributed to Project Mogul balloon debris by Air Force research. An alien crash and alien bodies were alleged in connection with this incident. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9c1e2918-a234-488a-ada8-ccfaf050ccac | Cannon AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Circular objects, 25 yards in diameter, gold or silver in color with blue light on top, hole in middle, red light on bottom | Two UFOs reported near the flight line at Cannon AFB by Security Police. Objects described as 25 yards in diameter with gold/silver coloring and distinctive lighting patterns. Air Force checking with radar and temperature inversion data. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 59024523-b21f-4d33-a03d-a818116e448a | Eglin AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Lights | Security Police spotted lights from what they identified as a UFO near an Eglin radar site. Photographs of the lights were taken and an Eglin Office of Information press release was issued. Temperature inversion analysis showed no significant temperature inversion at the time. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 776eddca-837c-4f5d-8fcb-2fa73a32aa49 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown | A visual sighting of an unidentified object was reported 6 miles south of Loring AFB. Three security police personnel reported sighting and hearing a helicopter-like object near the base. Radar could not confirm the target. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cda1b844-57d3-4abd-b03d-ca3d11881603 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown | A blob-shaped hovering target was reported at 7 AM near Loring AFB. Alert Delta was launched and vectored to the area. Canadian officials in the area were alerted to possible landing sites. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 711ad0c3-b08f-480a-af80-0fa119e53295 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown | A sighting of an unidentified object was reported near Loring AFB. An Air Force F-4 launch was prepared to investigate an unidentified target at the northeast of the base. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7c91e0a4-4c84-4fde-bd87-de15d34c6f0a | Savoy | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | unknown | An unidentified object was reported glowing and moving at the mile of base. Visual contact was reported and radar detection was achieved by Canadian personnel. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1153c1a5-3161-43a7-ac7d-94c3a0551288 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | Visual sighting of an unidentified object was reported 4 nautical miles northwest of Loring AFB, Maine. An alert helicopter was launched to identify the object but was unable to make contact; the alert helicopter was launched again at 011146 EST in response to a slow-moving target picked up by RAPCON. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1982e36c-4375-4f09-a51e-0787fbc9695a | Wurtsmith AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter-like aircraft | An unidentified low-flying helicopter with no lights came over the back gate of Wurtsmith AFB, hovered over the weapons storage area, and then moved on. A tanker at 2700 feet reported visual and skin paint observation of a second skin-painted object over Lake Huron heading SE, later lost contact approximately 35 NM SE of base. | Agency: AFXOC | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9afd68a6-4509-4fdb-800e-e2c73633c30b | Wurtsmith AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | low-flying aircraft with lights | An unidentified low-flying aircraft came over the back gate of Wurtsmith, was visually sighted in the vicinity of the motor pool. RAPCON showed several aircraft; a tanker was dispatched and had visual and skin paint contact over Lake Huron of a low-flying aircraft heading SE at approximately 150 knots with lights on. Aircraft appeared to join with another aircraft, both turned out their lights simultaneously. | Agency: AFXOC | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 87828408-2aef-405a-bde4-a2ba98f04756 | Malmstrom AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified flying objects | From November 3 to November 4, 1975, Malmstrom AFB and four SAC sites reported a series of visual and radar contacts with unidentified flying objects. Reports included jet engine sounds associated with observed locations and bright lights. Two interceptors scrambled from 24th NORAD Region failed to make contact. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0969d5a9-dd9f-4b23-ae13-365d7c73fdba | Mehrabaad | ir | 32.0 | 53.0 | T-bird shaped with right steady lights on each end and a flasher in the middle | F-4 crew pursued an object traveling at high speed that descended at a great rate, came to rest gently on earth and cast a very bright light over an area of 2-3 kilometers. The object had right steady lights on each end and a flasher in the middle, and appeared to land on a dry lake bed. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e3a97e43-765f-4c76-b68f-cdba7d692c7c | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter-like | Three security police personnel reported sighting and pursuing an unidentified flying object near Loring AFB. A subsequent helicopter launch and search was conducted but visual contact could not be confirmed by radar. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a503c959-a63d-4ed3-a1a8-91a1d3285e8e | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified flying object | Radar report of a low-flying target at 7 NM NNE of Loring AFB. Target could not be confirmed visually. Fighter launch was requested but no visual contact was established. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 94ed2b75-bda4-4197-bee3-508f0732638b | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | Visual sighting of an unidentified object reported 4 nautical miles northwest of Loring AFB, Maine. Alert helicopter was launched to identify the object but was unable to make contact. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1b95d80f-2eed-4f30-8ec5-a6a17ab82c78 | Wurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | low flying aircraft/helicopter | An unidentified low flying aircraft/helicopter with no lights came over the back gate of Wurtsmith AFB and moved over the Weapons Storage Area, then moved on. A tanker at 2700 feet had visual and skin paint contact with an unidentified object heading SE over the lake at approximately 150 knots. | Agency: DoD | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| be3ed1c8-ac04-49d7-92a2-063d9bb62fcd | Kurtsmith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Unidentified aircraft observed low flying over base. KC-135 aircraft tracked two unidentified aircraft in trail formation heading south. Aircraft had skin paint on radar and were visually sighted with lights on. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| dacb4a51-ac93-40b0-bee9-ec15f2241af3 | Wurtsmiith | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Security guard observed unidentified low flying aircraft over base. One aircraft was visually sighted in vicinity of base motor pool. Radar showed several objects on radar at same time. | Agency: None | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d0df4125-db05-4363-a36e-e3324a464a65 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | low-flying aircraft/helicopter | The SAC Senior Controller notified NMCC of unidentified low-flying aircraft/helicopter sightings at Malmstrom AFB. Radar showed several objects and tanker was dispatched to obtain visual and radar skin paint of two aircraft. Both had lights on initially but appeared to turn them off simultaneously. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1486c231-1e3f-4a6e-918b-24dd9bfbe4c8 | Malmstrom | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Series of visual and radar contacts with unidentified flying objects from November 8-9, 1975. Multiple SAC sites reported sightings with unidentified jet engine sounds associated with observed objects and bright lights. Two interceptors scrambled from 24th NORAD Region but failed to make contact with the UFOs. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 73508984-76c1-4077-b514-cdf3917ebd83 | Fort Worth | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying saucer; later identified as balloon with radar reflectors and weather instrument | Major Irving Newton, USAF weather officer at Fort Worth, examined debris and was told it was a flying saucer. He later identified the material as remains of a balloon and RAWIN radar target, including sticks with notations that appeared to be weather-faded markings. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 331147f3-3fa5-43ce-a10e-ac3284bbc361 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | debris from Project Mogul balloon | Recovery of wreckage from the Brazos Ranch reported as a 'flying disc' that was subsequently identified as debris from a Project Mogul balloon device. The material was initially unidentifiable and recovered by the AAF. | Agency: Air Force | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f7f4f035-2331-464d-bf27-e4726a457dea | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Visual sighting of objects at SAC site C-1. NORAD noted that Northern Lights sometimes cause similar phenomena on height-finder radars, but weather service ruled out Northern Lights as cause. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| e12e5a76-4fa0-4013-89c3-1cc12614d2d7 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | One object observed that accelerated and climbed rapidly to an altitude where it became indistinguishable from the stars. Object remained unidentified and classified as FADE remaining UNKNOWN after only visual sightings occurred. | Agency: NORAD | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 09bc246c-a6bf-4faf-939d-61cb37881aea | Cannon | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Circular, approximately 25 yards in diameter, gold or silver in color with blue light on top, hole in the middle and red light on bottom | Two UFOs reported near the flight line at Cannon AFB, observed by New Mexico Security Police. Objects were 25 yards in diameter with distinctive coloring and lights. Air Force was tracking with radar and checking weather inversion data. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cfd85014-bf2e-4d98-ae91-9eaf55ecca2e | Eglin AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | lights | Security Policemen spotted lights from what they called a UFO near an Eglin radar site. Photographs of the lights were taken and the Eglin Office of Information made a press release on the sighting. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4d1df75a-78ac-4097-b39f-5d7bdecc1aa6 | vn | 16.0 | 108.0 | December 1995 crash of three SU-27 aircraft flown by members of Russian aerobatic team 'Russian Knights' in Vietnam, resulting in four deaths. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1990_plus.pdf | 8.8 | military | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| c63194b2-329c-40e7-afdc-1fc7087d0a01 | Alamogordo | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Neoprene meteorological balloons | Project Mogul Flights A through 7 were conducted as classified Cold War research to detect Soviet nuclear weapons development using balloon-borne acoustic detection systems and radar reflectors. | Agency: AAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 036861f8-e000-4c0b-b030-9b3d4e8e40a0 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc debris from weather balloon wreckage | Wreckage recovered from Brazos Ranch originally reported as a 'flying disc' but determined to be debris from a Project Mogul balloon device. No evidence of UFO activity was found. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d20753d4-0f58-4e27-bcbe-47dc2893964a | Malmstrom AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown | Radar blips detected at altitudes between 9,500 and 15,500 feet over Montana. Ground witnesses observed lights and jet engine sounds. F-106 interceptors were scrambled but objects moved at only 7 knots over Lewistown. | Agency: NORAD | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d0a40640-38dd-464f-a798-6684ccdd6571 | Stanford | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown | Visual sightings of unknown objects reported by SAC site personnel. Objects turned off their lights upon arrival of F-106 interceptors and remained dark upon interceptor departure. Radar tracked objects at speeds of 3 knots. | Agency: NORAD | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 94236b07-09f3-4877-be37-421b91893db7 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified helicopter | An unidentified helicopter was reported in the vicinity of Loring AFB during early morning hours of October 28-29, 1975. Alert was launched to track and identify the aircraft but no visual contact was made. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.8 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b4e30ded-2353-4e5b-bdf8-dc913885c529 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Asbury Park | NJ | United States | 40.2206 | -74.0181 | balloon | Witness reported seeing one of three 'Flying Discs' on July 4 that appeared to have started from the dance hall at Asbury Park. The object was described as a balloon but in a definite direction at an apparently constant speed, gradually ascending in a path similar to a bullet trajectory. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| e6e5e7f7-8fe9-4330-ae03-f71c03721409 | 1947-06-14T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Bakersfield | CA | United States | 35.3733 | -119.0187 | formation of discs | Experienced pilot Dick Rankin reported seeing a formation of ten flying discs over Bakersfield, California on June 14th. This sighting was investigated by AAF officials. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| fba67512-6429-4c76-8463-d7549add7d0e | 1947-07-27T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | OR | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | discs | Captain William L. Davidson and Lt. Frank M. Brown of Fourth AAF Headquarters, San Francisco were in Portland on July 27th and interviewed experienced pilot Dick Rankin regarding flying disc reports. AAF instituted investigation of disc reports. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 53d962bd-89bc-4325-8afc-eb8dbf00acbe | 1947-07-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Norfolk | Virginia | United States | 36.8507 | -76.2859 | large, black object | Billy Turrentine, a Norfolk school boy, observed a large black object moving rapidly through space from southwest to northeast direction, followed by two smaller objects. Objects moved at speeds faster than airplanes, appeared extremely high above clouds, and were followed by a white mist. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 43f473a3-b8ae-4ddd-a65b-49de771737e6 | 1947-07-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | San Diego | California | United States | 32.7157 | -117.1611 | oval | Memorandum from The Flying Roll addressing UFO/flying saucer incidents. Discusses oval-shaped craft with heat-resistant metal/alloy, described as 'visitors' from another planet contemplating settlement on Earth. Details disk characteristics including remote-controlled components, peaceful mission, and radiant energy weapons. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 0c2111a2-8189-486d-9007-5891eb72a742 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | disk | Fast-flying disk-like objects spotted over Portland area. Radio alert issued at 1305 hours. Multiple witnesses including police, deputy sheriffs, private citizens, and United Airlines crew reported sightings. Objects observed moving in southerly direction at terrific speed. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 2676e07d-1d92-448b-97d1-79b02330e7a6 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | disk | Patrolmen Halsey and Ellis observed three disk-like objects flying at great height and speed over park area. Objects appeared erratic and changed direction of flight. No engine noises but observers saw flashes. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| fa0c4a62-5432-4548-8ead-d04d7e4b0e1e | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | disk | Patrolman Earl Patterson observed disk coming out of sun. Disk was aluminum or crystalline white and did not flash or reflect light. Object was traveling at great speed in southwesterly direction. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| b6522e6a-edc9-4366-b3b0-c08c38d2fd3c | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | disk | Harbor Patrol members observed objects at terrific speed going south high over Globe Mills. Objects appeared to be going south high over Globe Mills. Flashes kept observers from determining exact details. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 72c4e05c-ad89-44ee-b25b-087c1c5e8ed7 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | disk | Interviewed patrolmen W.A. Lissy and D.V. Ellis regarding disk sightings. Both officers described flat round disks with white color traveling in southerly direction from Portland at high altitude and terrific speed. Disks maintained formation and fluttered rapidly in side way arc. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| ae56926d-9092-4b57-b68c-891e580aadce | 1947-08-19T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Twin Falls | Idaho | United States | 42.5627 | -114.4597 | flying saucer | Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hedstrom and Mrs. Henry Schultz observed an object resembling a flying saucer traveling very rapidly from southwest to northeast. About ten minutes later, all three individuals saw ten similar objects proceeding in the same direction in the form of a triangle. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| f9e7b549-f4a2-4def-b42f-92ea4f5c3872 | 1947-08-19T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Twin Falls | Idaho | United States | 42.5627 | -114.4597 | triangle formation | Three to five minutes after the first group disappeared, the same witnesses observed another group of three objects proceeding in the same direction in triangular formation, followed minutes later by a group of five to six objects in similar formation. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 25db67f1-d1e5-4691-b11e-901b4314558e | 1947-08-19T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Twin Falls | Idaho | United States | 42.5627 | -114.4597 | triangle formation | A few minutes later, a large group of objects estimated at between thirty five and fifty flew over the city in a northeasterly direction in triangular formation. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| da09d0ae-df3b-4a23-848c-7e59a4985092 | 1947-08-19T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Twin Falls | Idaho | United States | 42.5627 | -114.4597 | triangle formation | Between twenty and twenty five minutes after the last group was observed, similar objects were noted coming back over the city very rapidly in a southwesterly direction, appearing in groups of three, five and seven. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 0c427b93-bb4d-499b-93d6-47273c8544f1 | 1947-08-19T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Twin Falls | Idaho | United States | 42.5627 | -114.4597 | Detective Richard Frazier of Twin Falls PD, along with M. E. Roundtree and Richard Scott, observed a group of twelve objects flying in formation over the city in a southwesterly direction at the Hedstrom home. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 64f4e604-0b82-4721-9607-45efb7baecbc | 1947-08-14T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Guam | United States (Territory) | 13.444 | 144.794 | small, crescent shaped | Two unidentified flying objects described as small, crescent-shaped were observed by three American enlisted men of the 147th Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron at Harmon Field, Guam. The objects were seen traveling at twice the speed of a fighter plane on a zig-zag course at approximately 1,200 feet altitude before disappearing into clouds. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| f273891d-b1ed-4cdd-b06b-bd5b1537ffe4 | 1947-08-06T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Tacoma | Washington | United States | 47.2529 | -122.4443 | Harold A. Dahl reported UFO sighting near Tacoma Harbor with crew of seamen on patrol near Murray Island. Incident involved alleged explosion and objects falling into Puget Sound near beach. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 97029e68-5bd5-4f90-ae80-a7c79931b47b | 1947-08-14T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Placerville | California | United States | 38.708333 | -120.787917 | Unknown - possibly aircraft-like | Ray Switzer, an insurance adjuster, observed an unidentified object on or near the ridge north of Webber Creek. The object was closer to Placerville than a previous sighting on August 14, 1947. The location is two miles from Hardin's Peak on the Cedar Ridge Road. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| b4cb1ea2-af39-439f-ae12-c2153e9a8c00 | 1947-08-26T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Placerville | California | United States | 38.710417 | -120.785417 | Unknown | Investigation of previous sighting location with Ray Switzer. The location where the object was observed on August 14, 1947 was narrowed down to the ridge just north of Webber Creek, two miles from Hardin's Peak. The observation point provides a 40-degree sweeping view of the canyon and horizon. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 2874a583-f8fb-4371-8956-8df88645c7f9 | 1947-09-17T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Anchorage | Alaska | United States | 61.2411 | -149.2282 | sphere | Two army officers reported witnessing an object passing through the air at tremendous speed which could not be judged as to miles per hour. The object appeared to be shaped like a sphere, metallic and silver in color, approximately 10 feet in diameter, traveling below cloud formation. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| d8d26b40-38d9-484f-9311-adde56ba0a67 | 1947-08-25T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Dayton | Ohio | United States | 40.1439 | -84.0422 | disc-shaped metallic object with coils and components | Alleged flying saucer specimen recovered and documented at Wright Field. Physical debris examined includes copper wire coils, electronic components, metallic box from Polymet Manufacturing Company, and unidentified metallic ring. Five distinct artifacts collected and photographed. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| aad87053-d387-4494-bc18-bf92f3562ade | 1947-07-09T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Phoenix | Arizona | United States | 33.4484 | -112.0742 | flying saucer | A newsreel was suppressed by the FBI showing Russian scientists examining a crashed flying saucer in Phoenix, Arizona. The FBI allegedly suppressed this newsreel footage. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| b385cffd-9974-4040-a025-2a0c4806cd3c | 1947-07-09T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Phoenix | Arizona | United States | 33.4484 | -112.0742 | Copies of an Arizona Republic article from July 9, 1947 were confiscated by the FBI regarding an unnamed author's claims about flying saucers and the Bureau's investigation. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 5f5937e3-e144-437f-89a7-67adb094be99 | Los Angeles | California | United States | 34.0522 | -118.2437 | flying saucer | A newsreel showing what was claimed to be Russian scientists examining a crashed flying saucer was shown in a Los Angeles theatre and subsequently suppressed by the FBI. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| e9352e40-509a-45f0-8cab-560f217ca6f7 | 1948-03-13T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Benkelman | Nebraska | United States | 40.0597 | -101.9779 | stream-lined train | A strange sight observed in the sky traveling at very high rate of speed at high altitude. White streak resembled a line of smoke left by a train traveling 10-12 miles on a still day. Object traveled much faster than any plane and never changed direction. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| e01befb7-e77f-42c6-a9e2-bb71fefcee52 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Ogden | Utah | United States | 41.2619 | -111.9743 | silver colored object | Guard at Army General Supply Depot observed what appeared to be an explosion in the air accompanied by a flash of light followed by the falling of a silver colored object at high altitude west of Ogden near Taylor, Utah. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 96cd9231-4ddb-401f-b1d8-4c05f1806442 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Logan | Utah | United States | 41.7335 | -111.8883 | silver colored object | Lt. Ron Hatfield of Logan Police Department observed two puffs of smoke high in the air west of Logan followed by falling of silver colored object at approximately the same time as Ogden sighting. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 617d1933-a6ba-4377-bc9f-e6a9dd476294 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Mantua | Utah | United States | 41.5833 | -111.8167 | silver colored object | Utah Highway Patrolman L.N. Jeppson at Mantua observed a silver colored object approaching the mountains at Sardine Canyon between Logan and Brigham City which appeared to explode in a flash of fire as it neared the mountain. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 0a10470f-6084-475c-803f-f658a32dbe90 | 1949-04-05T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Trenton | Utah | United States | 41.6333 | -111.9667 | unknown | Several residents at Trenton, Utah reported seeing what appeared to be two aerial explosions followed by falling objects west of Trenton at about 9:20 AM. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 2e6aa9c4-3c51-46ed-8f72-9a72c4bb7018 | 1950-12-15T00:00:00Z | 1950 | Fairbanks | Alaska | United States | 64.816667 | -149.5 | cylindrical object with dark brown smoke | Flas Air Comd reports military jet pilots observed flash of yellow light at 8000 feet altitude, then dark brown smoke appearing to rise or climb at 40 degrees. Object observed at approximately 50 miles south from Fairbanks without wings travelling at terrific speed. Pilots pursued on heading 210 degrees mag, indicating 380 at every climb. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 5557e119-9f0a-4cbf-87f5-5beeb6c23810 | 1951-02-10T00:00:00Z | 1951 | MD | USA | 49.0 | -50.05 | circular with semi-circular shape | Unidentified object seen at 0052Z 10 Feb at 49 degrees 50 min north, 50 degrees 03 min west by crew of Navy 6501, VRL, Potomac River, MD. Yellowish light approached rapidly, grew very bright, turned almost 180 degrees and disappeared. Crew all experienced North Atlantic fliers. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 72b30826-cf93-4ba4-b5ac-ca063a1895d1 | 1952-07-06T00:00:00Z | 1952 | Germany/Soviet Zone | 52.52 | 13.405 | saucer | Oskar Linke, 48-year-old ex-Mayor, and his daughter witnessed two metal-clad figures and a 50ft saucer with a 10ft conning tower take off from a forest clearing four miles inside the Russian zone near Berlin. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| b3980e3f-2657-489e-8222-81ad77d3c543 | Denver | Colorado | United States | 39.7392 | -104.9903 | Lecture given by George W. Van Tassel at Denver auditorium on unidentified flying objects. Van Tassel discussed space people, biblical references to UFOs, and claims of contact with extraterrestrials. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||||
| 28b6270c-6895-4436-b492-75ff0805398c | 1947-08-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Boston | MA | United States | 42.3601 | -71.0589 | cylindrical, blunt at both ends, bright orange | Captain Alpheus O. Powell, Pan American Airways pilot, sighted a bright orange object slightly below aircraft level on right side of Constellation. Object described as F-40 fuselage length, cylindrical, blunt ends. Powell banked to obtain better view; object appeared to travel at approximately 160 mph. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 22f2b29d-f029-4135-b8f5-ae16abcaa35d | 1947-08-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Boston | MA | United States | 42.3601 | -71.0589 | elliptical, blunt at ends, deep gold color | Walter I. White, Pan American Airways navigator, sighted unidentified object at 1800 hours. Object described as 15-18 feet length, 2-3 feet depth, elliptical shape with blunt ends, deep gold color with light surface. Estimated speed 175 mph. White studied object for 50 seconds before alerting pilot. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 057bedb3-0347-415e-9f52-65f35f91df98 | 1947-07-10T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Canada | 47.833 | -52.833 | Circular like a wheel | Flying disc or airborne object sighted approximately 6 miles SSW of Harmon Field, Newfoundland at 2000Z on 10 July 1947 at 8-10,000 ft altitude. Object was circular, size estimated same as C-54, translucent/silvery with bluish black trail approximately 15 miles long. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| 5122ea40-5bc0-4ea4-a8ef-f60c672e80f2 | 1947-07-11T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Codroy | Canada | 47.833 | -59.05 | Disc shaped | Flying disc sighted at Codroy, Newfoundland on 11 July 1947 at 0030Z hours at approximately 6,000 feet altitude. Disc-shaped object with flame coloration and lighter flame color trail, very high velocity moving from northwest heading eastward. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 2a145ecf-8d79-4fb4-88d0-a3e7f777c476 | 1947-07-06T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Los Angeles | CA | United States | 34.1899 | -118.4514 | disc-like with milky white rays | Observer witnessed a 'Saucer' that appeared out of nowhere followed by several others of uniform size and spacing. Objects turned a corner from the West and rolled along Northward parallel to Ventura Boulevard. Milky white rays in sunlight seemed to crisscross like searchlights with spinning objects of red substance in center. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| a38ce90b-c0aa-43d8-b818-509555a60f10 | 1947-06-24T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Mineral | Washington | United States | 46.8 | -121.76 | saucer-like, chain formation | Pilot Kenneth Arnold observed a chain of nine peculiar looking aircraft flying from north to south at approximately 9,500 feet elevation in a diagonal chain-like line, moving very rapidly toward Mt. Rainier. Objects displayed jerky movements and could not be identified as conventional aircraft or jet planes. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| eb385b96-7dd8-4f7a-96ca-053e64ee4023 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Ogden | UT | USA | 41.2 | -111.97 | Round, disc shaped | Major Archie B. Browning observed a very bright, silvery colored round disc-shaped object flying 1-2 miles off left wing at 11,000 ft. Object appeared to be 30-50 ft in diameter, traveling at approximately 210 MPH, then completely disappeared. Weather conditions were CAVU. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| df352267-5bef-4860-aad2-954ca487f7e5 | 1947-07-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Boise | ID | USA | 43.6 | -116.2 | Disc-shaped, multiple objects reported | Captain E.J. Smith observed first object at 2012, sighted by co-pilot. Multiple objects sighted, appearing to be at same altitude as aircraft (~6000 ft), silhouetted against sky. Objects seemed to be climbing, merging together and disappearing. Second group appeared two minutes later with large object and three smaller ones. Objects radiated to weather station at Ontario, Oregon. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 24b25374-15bf-439c-860a-46f282c196af | 1947-07-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Keshkonong | WI | United States | 34.083 | -117.5 | object of light reflecting nature which appeared to be without vertical fin or any visible wings with apparent depth of approximately 35,000 feet altitude | Object of light reflecting nature sighted at 20,000 feet altitude. Flight covered twenty-five miles in fifteen seconds, calculated speed of 6,000 miles per hour. Object remained in sight for approximately one minute. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| e08d9941-dfd1-4670-810a-37a7aedf2522 | 1947-07-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | East Troy | WI | United States | 34.333 | -117.667 | no shape of wings or fuselage | Altitude of observers 3500 feet MSL, altitude of saucer 2500 feet. Observation period: observers at East Troy, Wisconsin, flight observed from Eagle, Wisconsin to Mukego, Wisconsin. This flight covered twenty-two miles in twenty seconds, speed of three thousand nine hundred (3900) miles per hour. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| b6d4a2ab-384d-480e-a983-403ef58de96f | 1954-07-13T00:00:00Z | 1954 | Mobile | Alabama | United States | 30.6453 | -88.2434 | jet-type aircraft with short stubby wings | Unidentified flying object tracked by radar over Mobile and the Alabama-Mississippi Gulf Coast. Described as brilliant and silver colored. Appeared to be a jet-type aircraft of new design with short stubby wings. Radar operators reported it made no sound and left no trail but gave evidence of being maneuvered. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 4fea3877-8c54-48e6-9024-800367469f25 | 1953-12-30T00:00:00Z | 1953 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | moving, blinking red light | Sentry at Tank Park reported a moving, blinking red light near his post which he could not explain. First sighting in a series of mysterious light sightings over Quantico Marine Base. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 0525cb98-88d8-4e1d-9a0c-8ffd6bd2f45b | 1953-12-31T00:00:00Z | 1953 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | red light | Light appeared and moved straight across approximately 200 yards south of a sentry post, then followed the tree line about 50 yards to the right and went down. It went straight down, then about one minute later went straight up and moved over here. Observed moving twice after that. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 0bf15438-2362-4b1d-9988-a7d9a9de134d | 1954-01-01T00:00:00Z | 1954 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | red light | The light was seen again at 10:15 the same night. Five minutes later they called in the roving guard from a nearby guard tower, but the light was gone. First reports had it that troops were sent into the area to look for the lights. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| c7c24523-0f3a-4b08-8cfd-a1ab6b110d44 | 1954-01-02T00:00:00Z | 1954 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | red light | Pfc. Bennett arrived at 11:15 p.m. at Barrett and saw a light come out and checked the area which the light was first seen. The search proved fruitless. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 4efdee18-e3b0-4140-bfa8-1f96ae173e73 | 1954-01-03T00:00:00Z | 1954 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | red light | The next night the light was seen again, at 6:25 p.m., by a tank park sentry and the guard tower. At 7:10, it appeared again. This time the sergeant of the guard came out and checked the area. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 653cfb76-ae64-4182-a8fc-1e0b1275bba9 | 1954-01-05T00:00:00Z | 1954 | Quantico | Virginia | United States | 38.5116 | -77.3061 | red light | The light came back three times Friday night, once Saturday night, and five times Sunday night and twice last night. Official report notes this as New Year's Eve occurrence. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| ca61844e-f7e8-40ef-9397-4d3a6a513e76 | 1947-07-06T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Grafton | Wisconsin | United States | 43.3 | -87.7 | circular metal disc, resembling a saw blade | Rev. Joseph Brasky heard a swishing and whirring noise followed by a thud and mild explosion. He found a sheet metal disc approximately 18 inches in diameter, still warm, weighing 4-5 pounds, about 1/8 inch thick with a hole in the center containing 'gadgets and wires.' | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 43e54778-0c26-45c7-991a-f09a64d8f0e2 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Washington | District of Columbia | United States | 38.9 | -77.0 | disc-like | One of approximately 30 sightings reported across multiple US states. Flying disc observed in the Northeast section of Washington D.C. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| b4e4b20a-8b47-44be-be05-137af68831a6 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | St. Maries | Idaho | United States | 47.32 | -116.37 | disc-like | Flying saucer sighted near St. Maries, Idaho, moving at extreme speed, suddenly slowed, and then 'fluttered' leaving traces. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 984ee597-e89b-4868-b069-1cefb7f07d9e | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Bethesda | Maryland | United States | 38.98 | -77.1 | flat disc with cone shape underneath and radio antenna-like projection | Jack Labas, an artist, reported seeing a flat disc with a cone shape underneath and a stick-like radio antenna projecting from the bottom, flying over Bethesda. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 545dd77f-e967-446c-9243-02b8cc1ec3b7 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Washington | District of Columbia | United States | 38.89 | -77.0 | disc | Flying object sighted over East Capitol Street in Washington D.C., described as a flat disc. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 7132b5c7-aa7c-4e34-a0a0-57db908be914 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Alexandria | Virginia | United States | 38.81 | -77.04 | blazing disc | Mrs. Kole reported seeing a blazing disc stationary in the sky near Alexandria, Virginia. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| d0b81800-e4c9-4e38-aba6-b0bbeabf2aa4 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Seattle | Washington | United States | 47.6 | -122.33 | flying saucer | Yeoman Frank Ryman, 27, observed a flying saucer in Seattle twilight traveling at 500 miles per hour at 10,000 feet altitude. | 8.8 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| d8e7a82f-72e8-41a9-bfa2-c2b61bf414b0 | 1985-01-24T00:00:00Z | 1985 | Angoram | Papua New Guinea | -4.0 | 144.0 | Air Niugini pilot reported radar contact with aircraft flying south to north at high altitude and high speed near Angoram while en route from Wewak to Port Moresby. | 8.8 | government | PURSUE-DoS | 1 | |||
| ec8da0c9-bb2d-44b5-bac3-1640f20e68b3 | 1994-01-27T00:00:00Z | 1994 | Kazakhstan | 45.0 | 55.0 | Unknown - described as bright light of enormous intensity with bow wave resembling high-speed bullet in flight | Tajik Air Boeing 747SP crew encountered a bright object of enormous intensity approaching from the east at high speed and higher altitude. Object maneuvered in circles, corkscrews, and 90-degree turns at rapid speed under high G's, then adopted horizontal high-speed course and disappeared. Contrails observed at approximately 100,000 feet reflected object's maneuvers. | 8.8 | government | PURSUE-DoS | 1 | |||
| bb44ad97-42b4-422b-94e7-528c6c894979 | 1994-10-01T00:00:00 | 1994 | Baturite, Ceara, Brz | CEA | br | -4.333334 | -38.883335 | disk | 120 | Thousands await blessed virgin. 6 25M saucers show instead / 900M altitude. | 8.79 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ee1dfd7a-6576-419d-8140-50dc9115f7e6 | 1908-06-30T00:00:00 | 1908 | Tunguska North / Vanavara, Russia | EVE | ru | 61.177781 | 102.250005 | light | 60 | Huge blast flattens area. Meteor going quickly northwest? No crater found. | 8.73 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e6756ef0-587c-47bf-b991-6d3b3190d9ef | 1964-04-20T00:00:00 | 1964 | Mcmurdo Nas, Ant | MCM | an | -77.06667 | 166.283341 | disk | 4200 | 6 / USCG C130. 9 UFO's. Radio and RADAR electro-magnetic effect (EME). Engines stop. C130 keeps flying. | 8.7 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 51a8a377-7531-42fc-a237-647ef40e1f88 | 1971-05-15T00:00:00 | 1971 | Chilean Antarctic Station/Depot/Facility | PLM | an | -66.000003 | -64.000003 | disk | 900 | Bright night light 35° / southwest horizon. Slight Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) / 3200 KHz. Going quickly southwest. | 8.7 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5ba6e4fd-0d03-569c-b499-a23ff3f9e914 | 1949-07-24T00:00:00 | 1949 | Socorro | NM | US | 34.0503 | -106.8989 | unknown | [NND 58378] | [DECLASSIFIED] | A fireball was reported to have passed over the general neighborhood of Socorro, New Mexico at 8:26 p.m. on July 24, 1949. Following this event, systematic collections of airborne material were conducted using impactment equipment developed by the New Mexico School of Mines aerosol research project. Collections were made from July 25 through August 1, 1949, over an eight-day period. The equipment processed air at approximately 34 liters per minute, separating particles from air via impactment against adhesive-coated plates. Microscope slides were treated with glycerin-gelatin mixture and rubeanic acid to enable identification of copper and copper compounds. Initial collections made on July 25, approximately 13.5 hours after the fireball, revealed several large particles giving positive copper tests. Particles ranged up to over 100 microns in the largest dimension, appearing as fragments of somewhat fibrous material with smaller dimensions of 20-30 microns. Notably, small particles (1-15 microns) were practically absent from early collections but appeared in large numbers in later collections, particularly at 145.5 hours post-event. Three remarkable cobalt-indicating particles were found on July 26, appearing as perfect spheres 12 microns in diameter. The investigation concluded results were inconclusive regarding association with the fireball, though copper-bearing particles were notably opaque rather than the colored (blue, green, red, yellow) materials typically observed in previous air collections. | Corroboration: Systematic scientific collection methodology; multiple collection sites; chemical analysis with rubeanic acid reagent; particle size analysis; weather station data recorded; specialized impactment equipment; follow-up airplane collection attempted on August 6-8, 1949 from Kirtland Field B-25 | 8.7 | government | PURSUE-DoW | 1 | |
| 79058045-94c0-4628-ab4c-fdff2615b9f2 | 1965-07-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Canberra Airport/Apartment, Aust | Australian Capital Territory | au | -35.366668 | 149.150007 | disk | 2400 | Air Traffic Controllers and many. Metallic disk hovers. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) / mariner-4 Mars signals. / r211p41. | 8.64 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ccc17663-174c-4ba2-a1bc-ecb4517c3795 | 1976-09-19T00:00:00 | 1976 | Tehran, Iran | TEH | ir | 35.750002 | 51.500002 | disk | 7200 | Many and RADAR's. F4 jets chase saucers. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). / APRO Sep'76+/ r41p93+/ r193#51. | 8.64 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 19241704-5854-47df-8757-1bacdc76dd93 | 1981-06-09T00:00:00 | 1981 | Taiwan Straits, Ch | SEA | ta | 24.916668 | 120.250006 | light | 10800 | Many / ground and air. 15 night lights / row / 3 hours. Several RADAR's can't see it. 10K' altitude. | 8.64 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fc31c799-0d38-472b-abce-df9b220e869a | 1984-02-19T00:00:00 | 1984 | El Yunque, Pr | Puerto Rico | us | 18.311112 | -65.794448 | disk | 60 | Many separate observer(s). White glowing-saucer turns and crashes into mountain. Big investigation/investigators and coverup. | 8.64 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 6f7e03d1-2148-4ca8-bdef-6b3701df9e12 | 1986-05-19T00:00:00 | 1986 | Sao Paulo-Rio Dj, Brz | São Paulo | br | -23.416668 | -46.166669 | disk | 6240 | 6hr wave / huge objects. Jets chase. Many RADAR's and more. 1 going east. / MJ#221-223. | 8.64 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| b4be167c-d3b2-4c55-b187-f9316a6dbdd5 | 1952-06-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Le Bourget Airport/Apartment, Fr | VDO | fr | 48.950002 | 2.433333 | disk | 3480 | Air Traffic Controllers and pilots and many. Saucer-night light plays to 0200hrs. / LDLN#121+#330. | 8.57 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 871c4fc9-d072-40b5-badb-6d02e8024327 | 2012-01-13T23:55:00 | 2012 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | 1825 ZDC OM reported that FIV546 and WJA2668 atFL400 reported seeing a UFO ten miles south of Elizabeth City, NC (ECG); both ACFT were southbound at the time. No positive radar tracks observed in the area and no other known ACFT.PXT Approach and Giant Killer were contacted; no reports of spill outs from warning area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2012-01-13T23:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5cc153ed-2556-40e3-a39d-b7ea583c1f62 | 2022-04-08T07:58:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft off the OWB228068 at FL370 heading 041 at 504 knots reporting observing 60-80 miles ahead and altitude very high above them several lights doing an orbit. ZME controllers have no radar depicting any activity in the vicinity at any altitude. FDX1 is at FL380 off the OWB333033 SW bound at FL380. ZME will inquire of FDX1 any anomalies in the area to attempt to correlate the sighting. 0809 FDX1 reported no anomalies sighted during their flight in the vicinity described by AMX692. FDX1 was approximately 70 miles W of Louisville, SW bound. ZME will file an MOR for record. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-04-08T07:58 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 06003960-175a-4038-b726-cde70c05b154 | 2023-02-06T20:16:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL300 | Alaska NORAD reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 115 NM N of OTZ, 6845N 16139W. The unknown phenomenon is possibly an unverified balloon traveling NE bound, 27 Knots at approximately FL300. No aircraft in vicinity for verification. 2239 CLOSEOUT: Report determined to be erroneous and uncorrelated radar data. Initial reporting did not originate from aircraft. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-06T20:16 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9ab47496-39e6-4534-bb4d-6ccb559c2e4e | 2023-11-18T11:08:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while E bound at FL390, 110 NM SW of LAX. The unknown phenomenon was bright white and erratically moving traveling SE bound at approximately FL450 and above. The UAP was not observed on ATC radar systems. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-18T11:08 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f2b9eb23-6b83-4a99-bc87-90d6a9389d8c | 2023-11-19T01:18:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NE bound at FL350. The unknown phenomenon was 2-5 lights moving up and down then left and right above the horizon. PIC unable to determine how far away they were or actual altitude. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. No impact to ATC services. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-19T01:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cb0f6db5-edac-400e-90e8-6528e7f91b02 | 2023-11-22T03:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NW bound at FL340, 29NM SE of HCT "on the horizon". The unknown phenomenon was described as 3 white/yellow lights moving up and down vertically, as well as brightening and dimming. ATC facility radar systems showed stationery primary targets in the general vicinity. A person familiar with the area said there is a wind farm in that area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-22T03:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 20f737e5-1572-4d2d-b09b-65a0a150949d | 2023-11-24T00:12:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NW bound at FL 370, 70 NM E of MLB. The unknown phenomenon was straight lights appearing like a Christmas ornament, stationary and reported much higher than FL 370. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-24T00:12 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4d148ab0-f2a4-453f-99ed-eecc8ad214d4 | 2023-11-24T16:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound at FL260, within 500 feet 1 NM in the vicinity of SBJ. The unknown phenomenon was described as contrail or object. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. No other aircraft in the vicinity to correlate the phenomenon. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-24T16:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 14017457-3970-426d-ac89-8b136dc3f15b | 2023-11-28T02:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while W bound at FL360, over HVQ. The unknown phenomenon was numerous lights in the distance, possibly satellites, appearing for approximately 20 seconds at a time. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. FFT4777 at FL360 and EDV5295 at FL340 reported same phenomenon. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-28T02:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7df3870c-6981-4a67-9e49-2c19e6729844 | 2023-12-02T15:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | ATCT reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon to the NE at approximately FL400 and above, unable to determine distance. The unknown phenomenon was 5 or more lights moving in a circular pattern, changing intensity, consistent with a holding pattern, but not always in a circular pattern. Appeared to be at different altitudes. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. HAYS MOA not active, Malmstrom AFB security verified seeing lights as well. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-02T15:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e2f6c66f-fd0a-41b7-a3b5-b8c122088fe7 | 2023-12-03T03:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL430, 57NM WNW of ONL. The unknown phenomenon was spinning flashing lights below their altitude. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. Additional aircraft described the phenomenon as triangular in shape and very bright. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-03T03:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 457a0c59-9896-42a6-8894-a8f5b786424b | 2023-12-03T03:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL320, 31NM SSW of ONL. The unknown phenomenon was spinning flashing lights above their altitude. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-03T03:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 957b3e88-5cf5-4ff5-bb56-448028782303 | 2023-12-08T02:38:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL400, 35NM NW of MEI. The unknown phenomenon was lights moving at high rates of speed back and forth left to right, at approximately FL600. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-08T02:38 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1d0d85d7-e912-487d-a6e7-56bf190893c5 | 2023-12-15T00:05:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while S bound at FL380, 25 NM S of MSL. The unknown phenomenon was two objects moving side to side with no apparent direction at approximately FL410 to FL580. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-15T00:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d32299d9-521e-4162-9001-cd8b81d7c508 | 2023-12-23T03:46:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NW bound at FL320, 50 NM West of DEN. The unknown phenomenon was a group of red lights circling each other at approximately FL400. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-23T03:46 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b023d219-8813-423a-90a5-a4bd3a119778 | 2023-12-23T04:36:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL340, 41 NM SSW of PIH. The unknown phenomenon was two lights above the horizon that looked like a star, except they were dimming and reappearing. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. DAL2665 and SWA111 reported the same phenomenon. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-23T04:36 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 62029611-52eb-4f6b-a334-25bf02983035 | 2023-12-23T11:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL350, 80 NM W of SPI. The unknown phenomenon was lights that were moving erratically traveling in random directions at approximately unknown altitude. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-23T11:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0746d783-c684-4a19-9472-59c78629b0c7 | 2023-12-28T02:34:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL310 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the above them while W bound at FL 310, 1 NM W of SHV. The unknown phenomenon was orbiting at approximately FL 410. Report validated by ENY3781. The UAP was not displayed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-28T02:34 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f98e9091-4c3f-46c9-bb7a-70bf86ca69a0 | 2024-01-02T01:43:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their front while SW bound at FL260, 25NM SSW of ALB over 42.2105N, -74.375W. The unknown phenomenon was bright orange and moved quickly at near level altitude and would jump in altitude to around FL500. Pilot kept reporting the same maneuvers all the way down near DNY intersection. It appears some radar data was acquired up until 0155Z. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-02T01:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7aa134fb-fb3b-4aa9-8ca4-06f527c60816 | 2024-01-16T03:55:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL400, 45NM ESE of ZUN. The unknown phenomenon was 2 white lights approximately 30NM in front of them rapidly maneuvering towards them then climbing 5,000 to 6,000 feet "faster than anything he has ever experienced." The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar systems. DAL543 (ATL..LAS) and SKW3290 (GJT.. PHX) reported seeing the same lights. No evasive action taken by any aircraft. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-16T03:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b0653056-9c1f-4330-8041-5346f85cd96f | 2024-01-20T01:07:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while S bound at FL400, at 3654N 9151W. The unknown phenomenon was lights traveling NW bound at approximately FL500-FL600t. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-20T01:07 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1ba24c3b-0bb5-4b79-a34b-61d1abf973b2 | 2024-01-21T02:45:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon below them while N bound at FL370 (Also reported by N157PH, CL35, FL450). The unknown phenomenon was two red streaking lights described as bright for about 15-20 seconds then disappeared. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. 2002 HQ DEN contacted the Eastern ROC. ROC reports pilot stated observing UAP continuously from TPA to SAV. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-21T02:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 14854b6d-27c7-4282-9e34-c5601a3f53be | 2024-01-21T13:18:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon from the 12 o'clock position while SE bound climbing to FL410, 10NM NW of PSP. The unknown phenomenon was a bright light turning and then stationary at times significantly higher than the aircraft. No evasive maneuvers required. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-21T13:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| bc08ba26-4045-4588-8e90-9ebc71448190 | 2024-01-25T04:47:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while W bound at FL380, 26 NM E of CKW. The unknown phenomenon was three white lights turning on and off consistently, directly in front and well above the aircraft. SKW5152, CRJ2 at FL320 observed the same phenomenon. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-25T04:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f5c5eb16-6385-4c1c-bfff-cec6438fd436 | 2024-01-26T06:49:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while E bound at various Flight Levels, 25 NM SW of GFS. The unknown phenomenon was orange flashing lights static in nature at approximately FL260 to FL320. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-26T06:49 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 40080e5f-9d7f-456c-a319-74d90ee2c744 | 2024-01-27T03:20:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL200 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at FL200, 40 NM W of PSB. The unknown phenomenon was 2 lights, white then turning red, chasing each other moving in the vicinity of EWC above the aircraft, fast moving. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-27T03:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d774b075-736b-416a-83ac-2b7bf394d55f | 2024-01-27T13:02:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while E bound at FL370, 450 NM W of SFO. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be dogfighting at approximately FL500. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-27T13:02 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2c899225-affe-48c7-aceb-a9808db6c2cd | 2024-02-04T09:00:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL300 | DCA ATCT reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the horizon at approximately FL300 or higher. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights "flying around". The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. No aircraft involved. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-04T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| da82387d-88d9-4d27-9799-003c2686bc2a | 2024-02-04T11:11:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at FL410, 60NM SE of MTU. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be 5 separate craft with white lights traveling sporadically between FL600 and FL800. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-04T11:11 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 76bf9adf-894e-45ec-a808-8ec0ce1888be | 2024-02-04T20:53:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon overfly them while NW bound at FL320, 110NM SE of IAH. The unknown phenomenon was silver and the size of a small business jet less than 1,000 feet above direction not given. 2143 UPDATE: ZHU reports, UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-04T20:53 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 27382c23-5fc2-4505-9730-84e7b2754b64 | 2024-02-05T00:02:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL230 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while N bound at FL230, 20NM NE of JAX. The unknown phenomenon was described as a fireball that appeared to be falling. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. AWO/JSEN notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-05T00:02 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5dfd67f8-fd56-413c-ad3c-e586baf5f1ee | 2024-02-14T09:30:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their front while E bound at FL370, 50NM W of HSV. The unknown phenomenon was described as multiple lights orbiting well ahead and above at varying altitudes. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-14T09:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f474f5b8-2af8-4642-bd0a-0d378c3b4430 | 2024-02-18T10:49:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon at their 12 O'clock while E bound at FL410, PUB120050. The unknown phenomenon was described as three lights traveling ahead of the flight moving erratically at approximately FL510 or higher. The UAP was not observed on TCAS. The UAP was observed on ATC facility radar system. AAL2514 (A21N, SFO..CLT) reported same lights. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-18T10:49 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 040119f7-2d70-42a8-84a0-6adb0cf7b8b8 | 2024-02-19T10:50:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while E bound at FL370, 20 NM ENE of MTU. The unknown phenomenon was described as multiple lights moving and circling high above. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. Lights may correlate to StarLink satellites. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-19T10:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 026be20f-2528-41a2-89be-598fc521645a | 2024-02-20T10:04:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at FL370, 200 NM SSE of CEW. The unknown phenomenon was three white lights making tight spirals, at approximately FL450. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-20T10:04 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 178d57d3-6b09-4380-9c20-0ded7185d06b | 2024-02-24T02:39:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 12 O'clock while N bound at FL350, 140 NM S of ILM. The unknown phenomenon was 2 white lights that appeared stationary at approximately FL490. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-24T02:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 18f40ecc-39db-4b94-86cd-a0bfa4f8aa9a | 2024-02-24T02:43:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 12 O'clock while N bound at FL450, 140 NM S of ILM. The unknown phenomenon was 2 white lights that appeared stationary at approximately FL490. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-24T02:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f03c9fc3-b59d-4e96-96ad-fdca1f4c7436 | 2024-03-02T09:56:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL 410, near MCK. The unknown phenomenon was bright lights then dim, rapid moving and wiggling around at approximately FL 410. Multiple aircraft reporting similar phenomena in vicinity of MCK. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-02T09:56 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ed499bbb-96be-41ae-8e67-2755d71ab8ec | 2024-03-03T10:00:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 12 to 1 O' Clock while NE bound at FL350, 49NM W of BFF. The unknown phenomenon was 2-3 bright white lights, possibly more, moving in several directions; up and down, left and right. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-03T10:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| dd952716-ddcf-4fb8-9d18-8a33b71c86c3 | 2024-03-16T06:16:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while W bound at FL410, 40NM NW of IAH. The unknown phenomenon was 3 bright lights coming together. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar systems. MOR will be filed. PIC has video of event. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-16T06:16 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 979b4c34-1cdb-4048-8733-c6678360cc57 | 2024-03-21T03:45:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while N bound at FL450, NE of DBN. The unknown phenomenon was a group of five converging lights that appeared to be choreographed. Altitude of the UAP not provided. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-21T03:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f93a69c1-0f7a-4494-9571-9b60a62aa200 | 2024-04-08T03:47:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NE bound at FL260, 10NM N of ORL. The unknown phenomenon was 5 white lights above the aircraft not moving. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-04-08T03:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| fa1277db-32df-4452-bf58-5c3a2815d560 | 2024-05-11T21:29:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL240 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL240, over Laramie Regional Airport, WY (LAR). The unknown phenomenon was a 1 to 2 meter orb traveling E bound. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. RW notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-05-11T21:29 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8781b592-6188-488a-979b-6a6287a242b1 | 2024-05-18T06:50:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL370, 30NM W of AUS. The unknown phenomenon was 2 maneuvering lights approximately 100-150NM N of SKW3260's position and above FL370. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-05-18T06:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c9f883dc-9441-4475-be0c-229c75fd9c1e | 2024-05-26T04:19:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL430, 10NM SSW of GTK. The unknown phenomenon was a group of hovering lights approximately 20 NM NNW of GTK. Similar reports were received from FFT1745 / A20N and JBU2054 / A320. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-05-26T04:19 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4b077f91-b3a4-4a53-8aeb-b14befb09e57 | 2024-07-05T20:35:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while W bound at FL 260, 40 NM N of FOE. PIC reports receiving a TCAS RA and saw a flight of 2 followed by a single aircraft, all slow moving, opposite direction at FL 300, light grey in color. PIC could not discern type of aircraft or provide more description. UAL1687 also reports receiving a TCAS RA in that area but did not acquire traffic visually. There were no primary or secondary radar returns depicted on ATC facility radar. Western Air Defense reports no aircraft in vicinity. 2119 UPDATE: 5 more aircraft reported seeing traffic in close proximity on TCAS in the vicinity of Fort Riley, KS. Negative visual contact. No know GPS testing in that area. No corresponding traffic depicted on radar. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-07-05T20:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 040b2cb6-8819-4c96-a055-e7cc77973549 | 2024-07-14T22:46:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at FL360, 18NM E of PIH. The unknown phenomenon was a white triangle stationary at approximately FL360. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-07-14T22:46 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a7a150d6-9415-44b5-a713-4b0cacd73280 | 2024-08-22T04:15:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL 340, 10 NM NW of TBD VOR. The unknown phenomenon was 4 or 5 lights maneuvering and traveling in all directions at approximately FL350-FL400. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-08-22T04:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0de1117d-e5f5-4039-b7a6-d7e429a69fe0 | 2024-09-15T07:15:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NE bound at FL410, 50NM E of VXV. The unknown phenomenon was three white lights in trail of each other at a slightly higher altitude in the distance. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-09-15T07:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6d11800c-c5bb-46e7-8344-e49b3e729811 | 2024-10-01T05:21:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while N bound at FL400, 16NM SW of LAX. The unknown phenomenon was bright lights orbiting and stationary at approximately FL600. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. Objects correlate with StarLink map. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-01T05:21 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8381b09f-b252-4e1e-b155-3f8e7c27de65 | 2024-10-03T01:40:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL380, orbiting over CAK airport. The unknown phenomenon was a bright white light orbiting at approximately FL600 before disappearing. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-03T01:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c14e7d16-f299-4c12-bb2f-2f949e9b344e | 2024-10-21T01:36:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL360, 125NM SE of ACY. The unknown phenomenon was several orbs traveling multiple directions at approximately FL400 to FL600. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-21T01:36 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a52a263b-1824-431a-b2b2-df0c36c945d5 | 2024-10-22T01:54:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SW bound at FL360, over LDN. The unknown phenomenon was bright white and yellow flashing lights, stationary at approximately FL500 to FL600. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-22T01:54 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c8a9232a-fdc6-43f7-8ecb-820ca46f82fd | 2024-10-26T02:05:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while W bound at FL360, 170 NM W of RSW. The unknown phenomenon was white lights circling above the aircraft at approximately FL370. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-26T02:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8082b6c4-9801-47d4-9606-a6b66428504e | Wida | cn | 35.0 | 105.0 | UFO sighting near Wida, an oil field in China. Report notes possibility of describing a General Chinese Communist test area near Jaswar. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 960fb14f-dcf1-40b6-b0ba-16fbb7a5c404 | Agadir | ma | 32.0 | -5.0 | Round, luminous object | A round luminous object with exceptional brightness crossed the sky above Agadir in northeast-southwest direction around 19:30-17:43 hours. The object fell into the sea with a deafening sound according to some witnesses. Observers disagreed on whether there was an explosion. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d941921f-dc6b-4282-a174-4fb9939810ea | Kos-Kuduk | ru | 60.0 | 100.0 | Unidentified flying object observed near Kos-Kuduk and construction site near Slavyanka. Report based on hearsay from ethnic German source describing observations of flying object, vapor trails and detonations. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 13ae24cb-7145-4d00-90c4-3c4afe165666 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | A famous UFO incident from 1953 that was later revealed to be a CIA instrument designed to serve a predetermined conclusion rather than conduct genuine scientific analysis. | Agency: CIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | government | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 57ed47dc-82be-4b20-a901-7fc5a92f6b32 | Rajasthan | in | 20.0 | 77.0 | Space debris/wreckage | Titanium space debris material found in Rajasthan, India. The debris was purported to be manufactured by SPS Bolts (alleged California company) and was delivered to the U.S. Air Attaché office for evaluation in February 1966. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | government | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3c60d0f7-82f5-4b87-9b46-b5872f2a5c74 | Moscow | ru | 60.0 | 100.0 | Moscow TV broadcast a program on Unidentified Flying Objects in early November 1967. The Russians had established a commission to study UFOs, chaired by retired SAF Major General I.P. Strolyarov, consisting of 16 astronomers and SAF officers plus 200 observers, with five positive sightings reported. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | government | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| bbaed415-94ef-4bdb-a6cf-4fc38407324f | St. John's | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | An unidentified phenomenon struck the Bell Island community, causing damage to houses, cutting off power, and popping light switches. Details were being collected by Naval Research Laboratory investigators. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fb65bc1f-c08a-4619-8e6d-39d33a410714 | Bell Island | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | streaks of super bright silvery white light | Bright silvery-white light streaks observed near Bell Island. Authorities attributed the incident to lightning hitting a transformer, though the explosion was heard over 100 kilometers away across Conception Bay to Cape Broyale. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6552d300-5167-4aac-831b-18f513baa4aa | Barrington | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | A boom was reported occurring over the vicinity of Barrington, Nova Scotia, approximately six weeks prior to the Bell Island event. Correlation was attempted with Concorde flight schedule but results were inconclusive. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 88ce6325-1ecc-40f8-a231-efc716802a2b | fi | 64.0 | 26.0 | Lights in sky, object appearing to exude gas | Two large counter-clockwise circles were observed while making a general progression to the northeast. A second object appeared to be exuding gas and moving to the north. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1979_1989.pdf | 8.5 | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 4c241fdc-5f07-431b-8847-9523ae2d41e7 | Chongqing | cn | 35.0 | 105.0 | Approximately 20 meters long with orange and pale green lights | An unidentified flying object was sighted 40 km north of Chongqing at 2320 hours on 28 March 1990. The object was approximately 20 meters long with orange and pale green lights, flew silently at an altitude of about 50 meters from southwest to northeast before disappearing. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1990_plus.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||
| da4b6fb6-e3e4-45f4-bd91-8bce13f504e3 | Beijing | cn | 35.0 | 105.0 | China reported approximately 5,000 UFO sightings over a 20-year period. A national conference on flying saucers or 'FEI DIE' was hosted in Beijing in May 1992. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1990_plus.pdf | 8.5 | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| f3195cb4-2788-437e-8073-365a68318c02 | ru | 60.0 | 100.0 | Light spot with tail, spinning, expanding circle with blue light spot and tadpole-like lower left feature | A strange light phenomenon occurred on the northwestern side at 9:06 AM. It initially appeared as a light spot with tail that spun and rose rapidly into the sky, with the tail revolving around the light spot as the circle expanded quickly before becoming a large circle covering the northwestern sky. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1990_plus.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 429b17bf-cbf3-4e6b-ba3a-9aaf2d29d40a | Alamogordo | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Neoprene meteorological balloons with radar reflectors | NYU balloon research group conducted Project Mogul test flights (Flights A through 7) between November 20, 1946 and July 2, 1947, using neoprene balloons and radar targets to detect acoustic sensors. The balloons developed degradation issues in sunlight, turning from milky white to dark brown. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 30c4ad57-e1b5-4791-8c7c-5f98689f8dbc | Tehran | ir | 32.0 | 53.0 | Star-like object with bright flashing lights in rectangular pattern, alternating blue-green, red and orange colors; second object cylinder-shaped with bright lights on ends | Multiple UFO sightings over Tehran on 19 September 1976 involving civilian reports and Iranian Air Force F-4 Phantom interceptor responses. Objects exhibited extraordinary maneuverability and electronic interference with aircraft communications and radar systems. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | military/civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 88cc7c56-8a47-4496-994f-c1eaf6ca3aab | Tehran | ir | 32.0 | 53.0 | Bird-like object, helicopter-like appearance with bright light | UFO sighting reported in Iran on 19 September 1976 at approximately 1230 AM. Citizens in the Shemiran area of Tehran reported seeing strange objects in the sky, with one object exhibiting intense flashing store lights arranged in rectangular pattern with alternating blue, green, red and orange colors. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 302b6bdc-1d49-40a1-9f86-e4457b7929c2 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Described as 'flying disc' - hexagonal in shape, suspended from a balloon by a cable; materials included foil, rubber, tape, and material resembling wreckage from balloons | A crashed object initially reported as a UFO or 'flying disc' was recovered near Roswell. Subsequent investigation determined it was a radar target balloon suspended from a weather balloon, though some materials described by witnesses suggested unconventional construction. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | military/civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 684de4ac-92c1-4956-a499-c8897f929bc2 | Alamogordo | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | neoprene meteorological balloons | Project Mogul, a classified Cold War effort, involved launching constant altitude neoprene balloons equipped with acoustic sensors and radar reflectors from Alamogordo AAF in November 1946 through July 1947 to detect Soviet nuclear explosions. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 07e79093-b087-4b82-aa75-1c9ef812ef1c | Tehran | ir | 32.0 | 53.0 | Multiple objects with bright lights in rectangular pattern, alternating blue-green-red-orange colors | F-4 fighter jets were scrambled to intercept multiple UFO objects observed by citizens and military personnel over Tehran. The objects exhibited extraordinary maneuverability, disrupted aircraft communications and weapons systems, and displayed changing colors and apparent size variations. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.5 | military/civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1d9b1577-348e-4371-9bb2-c52d3e7cebeb | Kotah | in | 20.0 | 77.0 | Wreckage of a space vehicle was found in Kotah district of Rajasthan. The wreckage diameter was estimated to be much smaller than a Titan III-C rocket. | Agency: State Department | Doc: diplomatic_cable | File: dia_ufo_through_1979.pdf | 8.5 | government | DIA-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 4ecd5593-d6df-423e-a2d7-44ec2a2bd51c | ru | 60.0 | 100.0 | Unidentified Flying Objects | Author V. Kucherenko discusses flight accidents and their causes, mentioning the influences of unidentified flying objects as a possible factor in aviation accidents. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dia_ufo_1990_plus.pdf | 8.5 | DIA-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 36b6f599-446b-4780-8bee-00e2fb944f9f | Philadelphia | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | lighted object | Object observed moving at constant angular rate, not obscured by cirrus clouds, viewed until obscured by trees. Technical analysis suggests lighted weather balloon. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: project_grudge_docs.pdf | 8.5 | professional | SignGrudge-UAP | 1 | ||||
| db45c200-d2d1-4d86-875e-0e8aa1ef1522 | Calgary | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | flying saucer | Professor Albert Hovings of Calgary, Alberta claimed to possess a flying saucer with no wings, capable of speeds from zero to sixteen hundred miles per hour, and able to land on land or water. He allegedly flew it over western Canada and the United States. | Agency: ONI | Doc: intelligence_report | File: project_grudge_docs.pdf | 8.5 | government | SignGrudge-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6aa9c12c-fa86-41e0-825d-8002167c594b | Kokomo | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Grayish metal disc, approximately fifteen feet in diameter, shaped like a child's toy top with small coming tower on top bulge | Mr. Earl F. Baker observed a grayish metal disc-shaped object about 200 feet in the air with a small coming tower, rotating slowly with three small port holes showing blue-white light. The object hovered for two minutes then rose soundlessly and moved north at high speed. | Agency: Army | Doc: field_report | File: project_grudge_docs.pdf | 8.5 | civilian | SignGrudge-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 450d2623-a184-46bb-a7fe-5993bac3d03a | 1976-11-19T00:00:00 | 1976 | Las Palmas | Canarias | es | 28.1 | -15.41 | unknown | CEFAE expediente — Las Palmas — Clasificación A — Avistamiento de fenómenos extraños. Fuente: Ejército del Aire / Biblioteca Virtual de Defensa (CC BY 4.0) | 8.5 | military | CEFAE | 1 | |
| dfb20244-5170-4572-a3e1-e77f344c2f2d | 1979-03-13T00:00:00 | 1979 | Madrid | Madrid | es | 40.42 | -3.7 | unknown | CEFAE expediente — Madrid — Clasificación A — Avistamiento de fenómenos extraños. Fuente: Ejército del Aire / Biblioteca Virtual de Defensa (CC BY 4.0) | 8.5 | military | CEFAE | 1 | |
| 0462b3e8-f1ba-46e9-b3ea-8b0dcec929db | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | solid object with cloud-like vapour exhaust residue | Pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared during flight near Cape Otway while reporting contact with an unidentified object. Roy Manifold photographed an object at Cape Otway shortly before Valentich's disappearance. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.5 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 50126c6b-0295-4ebb-ab68-995416af471c | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified flying object | Pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared in a Cessna aircraft. Roy Manifold photographed a UFO at Cape Otway approximately 6:45pm, shortly before Valentich's disappearance. Computer enhancement revealed a solid object rising from water. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.5 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 4141d2a0-6f94-4fb3-a68c-bffea09845b5 | 1947-08-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Kelso | WA | United States | 46.1407 | -122.9104 | disc | On Friday, August 1st, an aircraft carrying AAF investigators Captain Davidson and Lt. Brown crashed at Kelso, Washington. Both occupants were killed. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| a013eda8-eecb-4b53-8963-d999c8fc142d | 1947-08-09T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Tacoma | Washington | United States | 47.2529 | -122.4443 | FBI teletype regarding flying disks as security matter. Lt. Col. Donald C. Springer of G2, San Francisco reported possession of all information and handling the matter at Tacoma, Washington. Case marked urgent and classified as security matter-X. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 4aad5964-73d4-496e-b774-668894b822b9 | 1943-11-01T00:00:00Z | 1943 | Vienna | Austria | 48.2082 | 16.3738 | Paul L. Peyerl reported information concerning a secret aircraft type (American B-25 bomber variant) in Vienna during late 1943 or early 1944. Peyerl assumed Allied Forces captured secrets pertaining to this aircraft. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| 707941b7-8847-4306-be60-a9c5ffae2f9d | 1967-05-18T00:00:00Z | 1967 | Alexandria | Virginia | United States | 38.8048 | -77.0469 | Fred Steckling offered to show a UFO film to NASA personnel at Goddard Space Flight Center. The Air Force expressed interest in reviewing the film and offered to arrange viewing at the Pentagon. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| d727a1d7-d307-442d-8920-111d48a35393 | 1967-09-01T00:00:00Z | 1967 | Utrecht | Netherlands | 52.0895 | 5.2829 | Queen Juliana of the Netherlands allegedly encountered a UFO incident which received press coverage. Editorial references this as a much-publicized audience witnessed by Queen Juliana. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| 6e7294a3-0bdb-4e70-9081-3d55e854fffb | 1969-05-19T00:00:00Z | 1969 | Amsterdam | Netherlands | 52.3676 | 4.9041 | Author arrived in Amsterdam on May 19, 1969 and was taken to a television rehearsal for a program to be given that evening about UFOs and flying saucers. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |||
| b37c80c2-dc27-4294-8d25-c7d3ae82f245 | 1947-08-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Kelso | Washington | United States | 46.15 | -122.9333 | Army Flight Service notified detachment that a plane had been seen to crash and burn 13 miles south of Kelso, Washington. Investigation determined crash of unreported B-25 aircraft with three personnel aboard. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 73df1695-0bdb-4c62-8bff-140ccf3e99a9 | 1947-08-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Tacoma | Washington | United States | 47.2529 | -122.4443 | A conference among officials of the Army and Navy was held to discuss the possible relation between the Murray Island explosion and the appearance of flying discs. Samples of lava oxide metal were allegedly brought to the conference, allegedly taken from the Murray Island explosion scene. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | ||
| 71c6163f-3b6e-4a72-b753-e8052c8b9221 | 1948-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Oak Ridge | Tennessee | United States | 35.8617 | -84.2521 | disc | W.R. Presley photographed an object in the sky above Oak Ridge while snapping family photos. He observed a vapor trail and took multiple photographs of the phenomenon before it disappeared. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 9b18f69f-b960-4aa7-a067-661b33a2dd68 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Oak Ridge | Tennessee | United States | 35.8617 | -84.2506 | sphere | Photographs taken during July 1947 by William Presley of an unidentified object appearing to be flying over Oak Ridge. Air Force analysis revealed the photographs were fabricated through darkroom manipulation using water drops or developer on the film negative. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 4b4f6d11-4618-40cb-80da-12465a1e3b86 | 1949-04-19T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Miami Beach | FL | United States | 25.7907 | -80.13 | flying saucer | Only authentic Japanese flying saucer ever recovered in this country. Request for participation in 'Believe It or Not' television show on April 19, NBC Network. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 610efc10-48b7-4861-9884-30d566670386 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Phoenix | Arizona | United States | 33.4484 | -112.0742 | disc | William Rhodes previously reported photographing a flying disc in Phoenix on the afternoon of July 7, 1947. The FBI investigated whether Rhodes had negatives of the flying discs. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 2b2c3e04-6cff-4af9-bf36-5ca40089f363 | 1947-07-01T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Circleville | Ohio | United States | 39.59 | -82.93 | six-pointed star covered with tinfoil | A six-pointed star covered with tinfoil attached to a balloon was discovered near Circleville. It was reported to be a device used by Army air forces for radar research to check wind speeds. | 8.5 | military | PURSUE-FBI | 1 | |
| 7d2d442c-1185-4a43-ae70-c252fd15b32b | 1988-10-14T00:00:00 | 1988 | North / Ft. Adams, Ms | Mississippi | us | 31.250001 | -91.550004 | disk | 10800 | 3 observer(s). Saucer with sparking forked boom. Antennas. 3 hours missing time. Jets chase! | 8.48 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 272c9761-86cb-426e-8814-5cc452337405 | 1917-10-13T00:00:00 | 1917 | Fatima, Portugal | RBT | pt | 39.600002 | -8.6 | disk | 1200 | 50000 observer(s). Opalescent saucer rotates. Only kids see pseudo-human/entity with silver sphere/orb/globe. | 8.43 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9eea1e98-b8c0-4175-a3ee-646824e59ddc | 1947-10-14T00:00:00 | 1947 | Edwards / Muroc Air Force Base, Ca | California | us | 34.900002 | -117.900006 | unknown | 1200 | Chuck Yeager / USAF. 1st supersonic flight in history! | 8.43 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3466cf0b-d131-457a-a1d6-f70c4e796095 | 1980-08-01T00:00:00 | 1980 | Tianjin And Gulf / Zhili(Bo Hai), Ch | TNJ | cn | 39.133335 | 117.233339 | disk | 9360 | 100, 000s / observer(s). UFO's all over city and bay. Early August. | 8.43 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| bd957f5e-3a06-45ad-94b0-0f5e399c27ae | 1954-08-08T00:00:00 | 1954 | Shirleys Bay, On | Ontario | ca | 45.400002 | -75.683337 | unknown | 1080 | Project magnet. Big electro-magnetic effect (EME) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and radiation/radioactivity and gravity pulse. Meteor / France / 0300lt. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7addfe42-823b-4391-bcf6-822b56c8efe0 | 1965-07-09T00:00:00 | 1965 | South Maria Island, Azores | AZO | at | 37.016668 | -25.083335 | disk | 600 | White cylinder/cylindrical object going northeast against wind. Clocks stop. Compasses spin. / r215p55. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c141fe86-65d3-4da8-827e-f513848a4f9b | 1973-10-18T00:00:00 | 1973 | Near Mansfield, Oh | Ohio | us | 40.666669 | -82.483337 | cylinder | 300 | Domed cylinder/cigar-shape lifts helicopter 600M. Electro-magnetic effect (EME) and loss / control. Going quickly northwest. / r24 Nov'73. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0ceafae2-7868-4051-8d99-e741a9de690c | 1974-05-03T00:00:00 | 1974 | Tlalpan, Mexico | DF | mx | 19.283334 | -99.166671 | disk | 900 | 3 2M saucers bracket Piper PA-24. RADAR. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). Loss / control. Men in Black? / MJ#265. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| db2a65eb-1008-41ff-a2a2-bc4a3e205610 | 1974-10-18T00:00:00 | 1974 | Near Mifflin, Oh | Ohio | us | 40.750002 | -82.333337 | disk | 480 | Radio malfunctions due to EME (electro-magnetic effects). Saucer / 600MPH. Army helicopter pulled going up [to] 2000 Ft.! Well documented. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 16757ef6-d398-4375-bd71-d8dc14713cc5 | 1975-11-11T00:00:00 | 1975 | Near Fort Benton, Mt | Montana | us | 47.822225 | -110.672227 | light | 300 | Night light attaches to B52 during bombing games! RADAR onboard malfunctions due to EME (electro-magnetic effects)! | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| b301ee2e-4fb9-4483-9fd9-d96f30b34c28 | 1980-12-29T00:00:00 | 1980 | Huffman, Tx | Texas | us | 30.027779 | -95.083338 | disk | 1800 | Vertical saucer. Heat. Radiation/radioactivity? Beeps. 20+helicopters chase going quickly southwest. Observers sick. / r41p227. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 52e2704c-b30e-426f-8eaf-db333ba5622b | 1981-10-16T00:00:00 | 1981 | Baltic Sea | EPR | ru | 55.500003 | 20.000001 | light | 180 | 16' fireball paces and blasts hole in Russian jet. Near crash. Clear weather. / r214p96. | 8.42 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 79dac4c0-8989-4928-877e-189c1413c4fa | 1950-01-22T00:00:00 | 1950 | 32Km North / Kodiak Nas, Ak | Alaska | us | 58.133336 | -152.383341 | disk | 300 | 1800MPH blip. RADAR / visual (observation). Buzzes planes and boats. Silent. Going quickly southeast. / FBI. | 8.34 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5d5f9f78-40f4-468a-9769-adc7b8980bb2 | 1956-08-13T00:00:00 | 1956 | Lakenheath Ab, Engl | England | gr | 52.400002 | 0.55 | light | 6240 | 4 RADAR's and pilots and Air Traffic Controllers. Jets chase. Photos? Going east / 500mph. MJ#280 and more/others. | 8.34 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 813f46f6-73c1-4d5e-bd43-0dda5eab4f12 | 1965-09-03T00:00:00 | 1965 | Pease Air Force Base, Nh | New Hampshire | us | 43.083335 | -70.81667 | disk | 180 | Many observer(s). Saucer with 2 headlights. Lights go out. Jets scramble going quickly north. Coverup. | 8.34 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5faca2ec-8d6a-490e-aa72-494bbc4357b5 | 1966-06-19T00:00:00 | 1966 | Nha Trang, Vtn | NHT | vi | 12.200001 | 109.150005 | disk | 300 | Many soldiers. Saucer overhead. 6 generators and 2 planes and trucks and ship electro-magnetic effect (EME). / MJ#203. | 8.34 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 87772415-7a28-4f19-8729-bab848cff575 | aq | -80.0 | 0.0 | Celestial body observed over Antarctica on September 16, 1965. The sighting was reported by the Embassy in Buenos Aires based on information from the Argentine Navy regarding unidentified flying objects sighted in Argentina. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00013_released.pdf | 8.3 | military | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||||
| 37c817e8-2283-481d-b54c-15759b8b25ed | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Decaying satellite with trail of vapor | USS Barry personnel sighted a UFO at 1100Z which may have been a decaying Cosmos satellite. The object was observed north of satellite UFO approximately 90 degrees above horizon, descending, with trail of vapor appearing to be still tail of spent vapor. | Doc: intelligence_report | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00025_released.pdf | 8.3 | military | NARA-NSA | 1 | |||||
| eaff39f0-32ab-4d54-89c1-ce1d8f4b6de3 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc/saucer | In July 1947, the U.S. Army Air Forces allegedly recovered debris of a crashed flying disc near Roswell, New Mexico. Subsequent investigation determined the material was consistent with a weather balloon from Project Mogul, not an alien spacecraft. | Doc: intelligence_report | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00027_released.pdf | 8.3 | military | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||
| df11ea37-8e7d-4e7b-9603-151987f3d7b0 | Philadelphia | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Alleged secret naval experiment in which a ship was rendered invisible and teleported to Norfolk with reported aftereffects for the crew, supposedly accomplished using Einstein's unified field theory. | Agency: Navy | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 769eaeb8-9477-4dbe-8a6e-6360cad9fab8 | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | One unidentified helicopter, possibly two, was sighted flying low over Loring AFB near a weapons storage area. An Army National Guard helo was called in to assist in locating the unidentified aircraft(s). | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d94fa534-3a81-4317-88a1-908b1c9ae176 | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | A similar incident was reported at Loring AFB on the evening of October 28, 1975, involving an unidentified helicopter. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a73dd982-2166-4940-a388-3070fc7966fe | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | At approximately 2901 EST on October 29, 1975, one unidentified helicopter was sighted 300 to 500 meters from the weapons storage area at Loring AFB. The helicopter was at an altitude of 150 feet and penetrated Loring AFB airspace. Attempts to contact and identify the intruding helicopter by Army National Guard were unsuccessful. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4e64d356-5d28-4ad3-8288-d3954d942dcb | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified helicopter | An unidentified helicopter was sighted at 150 feet altitude approximately 300-500 meters from a weapons storage area at Loring AFB. An Army National Guard helicopter attempted to contact and identify the intruder but was unsuccessful. | Agency: DoDDoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 04b3bd6d-633d-42e3-a682-1e4e117ccb03 | Loring Air Force Base | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | Unknown helicopter | The unknown helicopter demonstrated hostile capability and sharp aviator skills. Assessment indicates clear intent in the weapons storage area. Coordination with Maine State Police and Royal Canadian Mounted Police was established with assurance of complete cooperation. Legal Security Police aboard Air Guard helicopter were prepped to use discretion and await apprehension authorization in Canadian territory, with response capability for any landing site in Canadian territory. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5cbcc64e-2665-42be-ac81-658a95ec4dc8 | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | Visual sighting of an unidentified object reported 4 nautical miles northwest of Loring AFB. An alert helicopter was launched to identify the object but was unable to make contact. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 458c316c-d395-40fb-94ba-d26ea58814bf | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | UFO sightings on extremely clear night with visibility of 45 miles. Although northern lights phenomena similar to received reports, weather services indicated no possibility of northern lights during the period in question. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| e1a0e2f3-8c47-4ba4-a71f-adec62497c0d | Grand Forks | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Penetration of flight line at Grand Forks AFB by unknown persons reported by AFOC. At least two KC-135 aircraft hit by small arms fire, with security forces tracking unknown attackers. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 40639948-03f9-46b0-99bf-6f203b372c3c | Malmstrom | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Unknown sightings vicinity Malmstrom AFB, MT. Follow-up with NORAD at 090430 EST provided additional information. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 401d9164-077f-4fe5-b0f8-a75d7e906e42 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc | The Army Air Forces allegedly recovered remains of a crashed flying disc near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. The incident was not officially considered a UFO event until the 1978-1980 timeframe, and was initially dismissed as a weather balloon. | Agency: Air Force | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1f512054-c7fe-4dd4-99e4-0bc75ddbd100 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc | Intelligence Officer Major Jesse A. Marcel reported recovery of a flying disc from the range near Roswell AAF. The material was later claimed to have been sent to higher headquarters. | Agency: Army | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d8a45370-71f1-478f-bf6f-44b9e0c3a5dd | Philadelphia | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Alleged secret naval experiment conducted in Philadelphia in 1943 where a ship was supposedly rendered invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Norfolk with severe aftereffects for crew members, according to unverified claims in correspondence. | Agency: Navy | Doc: information_sheet | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 85809dd8-f028-4d7a-be23-e6c7480e8851 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter, possibly two, was sighted flying low over Loring AFB near a weapons storage area. An Army National Guard helo was called in to assist in locating the unidentified aircraft but was unsuccessful. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 30c64c0b-d32f-49bf-ab29-86c2328f3b98 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | A similar incident to the 29 October event was reported at Loring AFB on the evening of 28 October 1975 involving an unidentified helicopter. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9dcf3d1d-d79b-4e3b-91ca-b716561d7e56 | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter was sighted 300 to 500 meters from the weapons storage area at Loring AFB. Attempts by Army National Guard helicopters to contact and identify the intruding helicopter were unsuccessful. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b1c4f801-3d0c-47b0-9128-eb576f26de67 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter was sighted at 150 feet altitude approximately 300-500 meters from a weapons storage area at Loring AFB. An Army National Guard helicopter responded but was unable to contact or identify the intruder. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 336fdef9-be53-4f0c-ab6a-02b9e6ba0802 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | A sighting occurred at the same general location as the previous night. An OPREF-3 was issued; visual contact was made 152-550 meters from the weapons storage area at an altitude of 150 feet. A guard helicopter was launched and attempted visual contact but the unidentified helicopter was airborne. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e4b9cebb-387c-4131-8791-be23e4d3ef21 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unknown aircraft | An unidentified aircraft violated airspace near the weapons storage area at Loring AFB. The unknown aircraft did not display lighting and ground personnel were able to direct an Air Guard helicopter to within 1000 feet of it. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4665a926-262e-4578-a528-3a0665b0d676 | Wurtsmith AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Low flying aircraft/helicopter sightings were reported at Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan at 302342 EST. The SAC Command Post notified NMCC of the reported sightings. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a14790a5-bde9-479b-81e3-c0de82af81d3 | Grand Forks | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Penetration of flight line at Grand Forks AFB by unknown persons reported by AFOC. At least two KC-135 aircraft were hit by small arms fire and security forces with dogs are tracking the unknown attackers. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 18fabeab-b68e-4e49-839c-8c426b6c70df | Malmstrom | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Unknown sightings in vicinity of Malmstrom AFB, Montana. A follow-up with NORAD at 090430 EST provided no additional information. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 370c0ae1-81c5-4c4d-864e-e6ef0a136630 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | metallic, triangular | Early morning on 27 Dec 1980, two USAF security police at RAF Woodbridge observed an unusual lights outside the back gate. The object was described as metallic and triangular, approximately two to three meters across, with a white light on top and a pulsing red light below, hovering on legs. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c19d64ad-f968-4068-b178-4d8845fc9270 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | The day after the initial sighting, three depressions 11/2 inches deep and 7 inches in diameter were found where the object had been sighted. The area was checked for radiation with beta/gamma readings recorded. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| bff34b6c-076b-4cec-bc15-3bb79898efa3 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | sun-like, star-like, elliptical | A red sun-like light was seen moving about and pulsing through the trees. Three star-like objects were noticed in the sky with elliptical movements, displaying red, green and blue lights. Objects beamed down a stream of light. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 12d0f0c9-b8a2-4954-bf00-b15fdd9330ad | Philadelphia | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | ship | According to Carlos Miguel Allende's correspondence, a naval ship was rendered invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Norfolk with crew members experiencing terrible aftereffects, allegedly accomplished through application of Einstein's unified field theory. | Agency: Navy | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e6b6597c-c9d1-4ea0-8331-5d85b2baa8fb | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter, possibly two, was sighted flying low over Loring AFB near a weapons storage area. An Army National Guard helicopter was called in to assist in locating the unidentified aircraft. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 627dd3a3-8008-4ba5-9d77-e70aae8d0646 | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | A similar incident was reported at Loring AFB on the evening of 28 October 1975 involving an unidentified helicopter. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ac7ad37c-5931-4653-b9a0-94cb37900b1e | Loring AFB | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | An unidentified helicopter was sighted at 300-500 meters from the weapons storage area at Loring AFB at an altitude of 150 feet. Army National Guard and Air Force attempts to contact and identify the intruding helicopter were unsuccessful. | Agency: DoDDoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7d44625c-4b43-4fd0-bb72-600a9ffa22ae | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | Visual sighting of an unidentified object reported near Loring AFB weapons storage area. Alert helicopter was launched to identify the object but search was unsuccessful. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 69f5b315-1937-44e3-bba0-b37be0c37d24 | Loring Air Force Base | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | helicopter | Sighting of a helicopter in the same general location as other UAP sightings reported on the same night. A local guard helicopter was airborne but again made negative visual contact. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 986dffd5-af60-4812-b043-1a9e17fa6408 | Loring | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified object | A visual sighting of an unidentified object was reported near Loring AFB during early morning hours on October 28-29, 1975. An Army National Guard helicopter was subsequently requested to track and identify the object. | Agency: DoD | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4d782c3d-9d3f-417b-a21e-6b9678888edc | Grand Forks | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Penetration of flight line at Grand Forks AFB by unknown persons reported by AFOC. At least two KC-135 aircraft were hit by small arms fire. Security forces with dogs are tracking the unknown attackers. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7171301e-9c2d-42d8-b679-6aebabd4b675 | Malmstrom | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Unknown sightings in vicinity of Malmstrom AFB, MT. A follow-up with NORAD at 0904:30 EST provided additional information. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fa611ef3-8538-4ae2-bb67-8ba8bc4a986b | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc | The Army Air Forces allegedly recovered remains of a crashed flying disc near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. Subsequent research and investigation concluded the recovered material was consistent with a Mogul balloon device. | Agency: Air Force | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ea99e944-5ee7-4727-969e-6dfdd7224ea4 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying disc/unidentified object | Intelligence Officer of 509th Bomb Group at Roswell AAF reported recovery of a flying disc from the range lands of an unidentified rancher in the vicinity of Roswell. Major Jesse A. Marcel recovered a flying disc and reported it to higher headquarters. | Agency: Army | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 061855ed-93e2-46c5-ad81-bf148b97e6ed | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | The Roswell Incident of July 1947 involved the recovery of debris and alleged extraterrestrial materials. According to Air Force investigation, this was not an airplane crash but involved a classified balloon recovery program. | Agency: DoD | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 45ae4c80-9579-4ea6-87b1-072a284fd124 | New Mexico | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Multiple aircraft crashes recorded in New Mexico during the period June 24 - July 28, 1947, involving A-26C, P-51N, C-82A, P-80A and PQ-14B aircraft. These were investigated as possible UFO-related incidents but determined to be conventional aircraft accidents. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 3bd28c87-5d0c-4ea6-9876-b6ddac8329a8 | New Mexico | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Travel of Lt. General Nathan Twining, Commander of the Air Materiel Command, to New Mexico in July 1947 was cited by pro-UFO writers as evidence of unusual activity, though records indicate routine military business. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 3d4c228a-abe0-4155-bb10-17c67ee5ee90 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | triangle-shaped and small packages | B-29 flight engineer Robert R. Porter reported being told that wreckage of a flying saucer was recovered from the Brazel Ranch and transported to Fort Worth. The material consisted of triangle-shaped pieces and small packages wrapped in brown paper, described as extremely lightweight. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1cfabd76-66dc-4ccb-822f-553109896563 | Fort Worth | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | balloon wreckage | Photographs were taken of balloon wreckage at Fort Worth depicting a Pilot Balloon Target ML-307/AP Assembly device. The wreckage consisted of foil-like material, paper, wood sticks, tape, glue, and twine. | Agency: Air Force | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a8bb529f-751b-4a79-810d-109dd25e6686 | New Mexico | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc | Travel of Lieutenant General Nathan Twining, Commander of the Air Materiel Command, to New Mexico in July 1947 in connection with unusual activity reports. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d5f97035-45df-4fc7-b153-241b5e070223 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | metallic, irregular shape, approximately 2-3 meters across, white light on top with pulsing red light and blue lights underneath | USAF security personnel observed unusual lights outside back gate. Object was described as metallic and irregular in shape with white, red, and blue lights, hovering on legs. Animals on nearby farm reacted with frenzy. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 94431719-b19d-4b3c-8b91-0cbad967a662 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | unknown | Three depressions 1.5 feet deep and 7 inches in diameter were found where the object had been sighted. Radiation readings of 0.1 milliroentgens were recorded at the depression sites. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d04a4e85-b4b9-4ea5-9ad9-d63225118cd2 | RAF Woodbridge | gb | 54.0 | -2.0 | red sun-like light, star-like objects, elliptical shapes with blue and green lights | Red sun-like light moved and pulsed through trees, appearing to throw off glowing particles. Multiple star-like objects were observed in the sky, some north and south, with elliptical shapes visible through binoculars, moving in sharp angular movements. | Agency: USAF | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1d9fa2ba-c617-4beb-9cc4-172744ae1369 | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | oblong objects | Two separate patrols from Site R reported sighting 3 oblong objects with reddish glow moving north-east to west at 0255 hours. Personnel were located at separate positions on top of the mountain at Site R. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 38bafccc-6f76-41f1-8a41-481e846c79bd | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | A Desk Sergeant at Site R observed a UFO over the ammunition storage area at 100-200 yards altitude at 0300 hours. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1768ec15-d167-4530-bf03-d68afaae3d25 | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | An Army Police Sergeant on the way to work at Site R reported sighting a UFO in the vicinity of Site R at 0345 hours. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 2e7aefe0-2cdb-4edd-8729-e835f4ca8fe3 | Philadelphia | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | According to the alleged Philadelphia Experiment myth, a naval ship was rendered invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Norfolk in a few minutes, supposedly using Einstein's unified field theory. | Agency: Navy | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b3a38f9a-fd3e-4008-81cc-2629375947ab | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc | Major Jesse A. Marcet of the 509th Bomb Group recovered a 'flying disc' from the range lands of an unidentified rancher in the vicinity of Roswell, and the disc was sent down to higher headquarters. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d743ab80-3324-4eb6-a923-d4f7846b0090 | Texas | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Uniformed men monitored a battery of instruments at a park in Texas, hoping to record UFO sightings and alleged physical effects accompanying UFO visitations. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d258844d-5d78-4916-a039-d3dda29631b9 | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified | Desk Sergeant at Site R observed UFO over ammo storage area at 100-200 yards altitude from top of Site R mountain. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fed6fcba-f711-4ea7-8248-5128422eba6b | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | unidentified | Army Police Sergeant on way to work at Site R reported UFO sighting in the vicinity of Site R. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.3 | military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 02733803-eafa-4335-a8d4-446fd2a1d8fc | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright white lights with smaller red and green lights (some reported blue) adjacent, appearing to spin or rotate rapidly | On the nights of 20-21 and 21-22 May, hundreds of people observed unusual spinning lights over Bendigo and surrounding areas. Multiple witnesses reported bright white lights with coloured adjacent lights, some observing up to nine lights simultaneously. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.3 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 00ca5346-c9c7-4cfa-8163-99292cbede9a | 1983-05-22T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright white lights with smaller red and green lights | Mike Evans, a 17-year-old disc jockey, photographed several lights on the evening of 21-22 May 1983 following numerous reports from listeners during his radio shift. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.3 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 08a5d934-3b5f-454e-975b-38aae0e194e7 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright white lights with smaller red and green lights adjacent, appearing to spin or rotate rapidly | Multiple bright white lights with red and green components observed spinning or rotating rapidly over Bendigo on the night of 20-21 May. Up to nine lights were observed simultaneously in various parts of the sky, mostly stationary. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.3 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 471dc951-4240-4aaa-8fd0-fb2c79260c57 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright white lights with smaller red and green lights adjacent, appearing to spin or rotate rapidly | Continuation of sightings on the night of 21-22 May with similar characteristics to previous night. Mr Mike Evans, a 17-year-old disc jockey, photographed several of the lights during this evening. | RADAR CONFIRMED | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.3 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0dc510d1-20c8-4aa4-b58b-f6e998543fae | 1969-11-19T00:00:00Z | 1969 | Moon | -3.01 | -23.42 | Point light source | Bright point light object observed in lunar sky above the lunar surface during Apollo 12 mission. Object visible in telescope view and documented in mission imagery. | 8.3 | government | PURSUE-NASA | 1 | |||
| 49987ae9-abab-45b4-b679-f65794c7c3b1 | 1968-03-27T00:00:00 | 1968 | 3 States / South Mexico | TBS | mx | 18.000001 | -94.000004 | light | 60 | Several night lights. Big earth and skyquake. Plunging objects veer back up! | 8.29 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ee644d5f-3a07-42e9-a337-2a21f22b7545 | 1977-07-26T00:00:00 | 1977 | Chengdu, Sichuan, Ch | SCH | cn | 30.666668 | 104.066672 | disk | 1200 | 1000+observer(s). UFO going quickly [to] over outdoor theater. Luminous trail. / r208p94-102. | 8.29 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2d775078-62cf-42ab-aaf5-7723bd555284 | 1956-11-07T00:00:00 | 1956 | Paris, Fr | Paris | fr | 48.866669 | 2.333333 | light | 240 | Several thousands and astronomers. 2 Brill objects hover over crowds. Away extremely fast. Type unknown. | 8.21 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1a9a02d5-6855-4d25-bb4e-2c30d742f120 | Beijing, Ch | Beijing | cn | 39.916669 | 116.383339 | disk | 1200 | 10000s / observer(s). 2 bright domed saucers invade skies. / r120p207+/ r208p46. | 8.21 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |||
| e5d7db5c-4846-4ae6-a16a-82c3b482f4b7 | 1950-09-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | North Korea | NKR | ko | 40.000002 | 126.500006 | disk | 600 | 6 US bombers. 200M saucers jam RADAR / each frequency in turn. Going quickly northwest. / NICAP v3#5. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2e70f731-6574-412f-947a-82fe15765435 | 1951-09-18T00:00:00 | 1951 | South / Thule, Grnlnd | NAT | at | 63.500003 | -70.000003 | disk | 6000 | B36 crew paced. RADAR jammed. Autopilot malfunctions due to EME (electro-magnetic effects). Unidentified object passes overhead. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c4654e64-8801-41eb-9321-b9f2e2337c56 | 1957-09-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Coruche, Port | RBT | pt | 38.966669 | -8.566667 | disk | 2400 | 4 PAF jets buzzed / objects which exit large saucer. / r141#4+/ r120p147. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 125c0934-87c1-4305-abe7-39e35b278aef | 1957-11-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Ararangua, Brz | STC | br | -28.983335 | -49.483336 | light | 600 | Varig C46 buzzed / red fireball. Electronics fried. / r242p120+/ r141#5p20. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3eb6a182-cad4-4644-bc8a-f0c6e7ba4040 | 1967-06-09T00:00:00 | 1967 | Estremadura Proving, Spn | Badajoz | es | 38.666669 | -6.5 | disk | 900 | Air Force T33s cat & mouse. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Jets chase. Quickly going up / extremely fast. / LDLN#338p32. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5c6733b9-fd44-4963-8303-2e59fc0d3c12 | 1968-07-07T00:00:00 | 1968 | West Seattle, Wa | Washington | us | 46.605558 | -122.433339 | light | 2100 | Private pilot follows 8 orange night lights going northeast. 3 going down / ground. 1 dives / Puget sounds (made by UFO's). / r224p98. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cd89084e-0f8c-4a3b-9322-527e5265806d | 1978-01-12T00:00:00 | 1978 | Puig Major, Mallorca | BLR | es | 39.816669 | 2.811111 | unknown | 600 | NATO RADAR station/depot/facility. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Many fast unidentified blips / all directions. Not meteors. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 16aa8daa-1cf8-41e0-bd75-34cfbdf86ac2 | 1983-08-26T00:00:00 | 1983 | Ventspils, Latvia | Latvia | es | 57.333336 | 21.53889 | disk | 1200 | 4 Russian jets fire rockets / UFO. Premature explosions down 3 jets. | 8.2 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f43c53d4-54a4-47be-b39a-fefd464047c2 | Washington | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | colored lights | Three radar stations detected echoes at approximately the same position with objects seen as colored lights by ground and air observers. Objects demonstrated linear acceleration exceeding several g's, right-angled turns, and speeds exceeding several thousand m.p.h. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 569f6909-ec2d-4d80-bacd-6620e0422db0 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Unspecified | Well-defined radar echo recorded with velocity and direction agreeable to wind patterns and considerable height fluctuations possibly explained by variable air currents. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8fea364f-551d-48ea-9983-11ec3f055923 | 1968-10-18T00:00:00 | 1968 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unknown | Unknown unidentified aircraft sighted at Darwin on 18 October 1968 by experienced RAF aircrew and detected by aircraft radar. Aircraft has not been identified. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c3232305-86d5-4fa9-81fe-d331c208657f | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Aircraft-like with white lights from fuselage windows | Crew of RAAF Hercules 9651 sighted unidentified aircraft crossing right to left at estimated 2500 feet height with white lights but no navigation or collision lights visible. Aircraft was at estimated 15 nautical miles range with heading 230/250 degrees magnetic and speed of 200 knots. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Unidentified Aircraft | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 617da75e-db2f-417b-8c81-2b4dddd6f906 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | not clearly specified | Object observed passing southeast of Southern Cross, tracked constantly with acceleration and deviation. Concluded to be American Balloon Satellite 'Echo II' or aircraft above 30,000 feet. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Echo II Satellite/Aircraft | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3cf1528f-f795-47a4-862f-fac255b7bd5c | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Possible green flare | Three independent lookouts aboard HMS Whitsy reported a possible green flare falling. A thorough search of the area was conducted for one hour with radar, sonar and visual sweeps but no contact was located. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 06385d8f-c434-46d4-a1a8-96e2605cd950 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | light/object | Robyn Ellis observed a bright light in daylight hours from Launceston Airport. The object was subsequently sighted by multiple witnesses including tower controller, senior operations controller, meteorological personnel, and aircraft pilot. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: PLANET | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ef96e5b3-099e-426f-8175-bee7b2afebe5 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unidentified | Unidentified object sighted by Launceston ATC heading southerly. Radar contact obtained at Hobart showing object at bearing 356 degrees, 9000 feet elevation, approximately 17 nautical miles north of Cambridge, moving at fast rate. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ee22ce9a-e839-414c-84cc-57581a87e685 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unidentified | Unidentified object sighted passing Launceston heading toward Hobart. Radar confirmed at bearing 356 degrees, height between 9,000-10,000 feet, 11 miles from Hobart before contact was lost. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7c922cce-69c9-4204-94bd-85f6dd44bc9c | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Bright suffused light with red, blue and green flashes on periphery appearing as halo segment | Air Traffic Controller observed a bright light with colored flashes from control tower for 4 hours, moving from east to north and climbing to 45 degrees elevation. A Fokker Friendship aircraft captain reported similar light appearing to form on starboard side at 5000 feet, later confirmed as a star by radar supervision. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 87f43698-0f36-458f-bb91-248fa02e0a53 | 1961-06-03T00:00:00 | 1961 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Cone shaped, white tip, green body | Radar contact during meteorological balloon flight at Darwin on 3 June 1961 at 2130 hours, detected object descending from 40,000 to 32,000 feet. Report from CPL Downing No 5 ACS described cone-shaped object with white tip, green body, and bright red trail. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d1f12eee-e7c6-43e7-888a-834503105bf8 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Orange coloured objects | Four to nine orange coloured objects at 5000+ feet travelling NE to SE, passing directly over Sydney with apparent supersonic speed. No civil or military aircraft on track; radars reported no unusual plots. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a0d11762-e2a3-4829-8a66-7018c888149e | 1965-01-13T00:00:00 | 1965 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Seven distinct contrails in loose formation | Qantas crew Captain Shannon observed seven distinct contrails appearing to be made by large aircraft in loose formation at approximately Mach 1 speed, with altitude estimates of 35,000-45,000 feet shortly after sunset on 13 January 1965. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Confidential | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 41fa7fdf-aeef-4875-9de8-0c77ee32e49a | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | White light of 1st magnitude intensity observed at approximately 280° elevation, moving rapidly left to right through 35 arc degrees in 1 minute, then slowing to move through 5 arc degrees in 4 minutes. Light gradually dimmed and became barely visible through binoculars by 2100 hours. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4542a63a-ec07-4bdc-86bc-3eb5f88b9e66 | 2027-01-01T00:00:00 | 2027 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light (stationary) | Stationary light observed at 320° azimuth, 15° elevation at 2027 hours. Radar sweeps at Laverton and checks with Point Cook and Essendon revealed no aircraft or balloon activity in the area. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 59be4386-7f58-4b84-91cd-3293f57501a6 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not clearly specified | RAAF investigation of aerial phenomena with calculations involving aircraft in vicinity, meteorological balloons, and state observatory confirmations. Multiple investigative forms included. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f47d5135-0d8c-4f8b-9cbd-9b8b941939f4 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified radar target | An Air Force control tower operator spotted a radar target described as being at least as large as transport planes. The object was followed on radar to within 15 miles of the base, then stopped and remained fixed in the same position for about 30 minutes before disappearing. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 63f3c6cd-e3d8-4fb4-8e8c-35bb9bdb8225 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Object reported moving south at high speed observed near MSA Airfield. Subsequent radar check by DAC MSA revealed no known aircraft movements in area at time of sighting. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| c3c26ae8-3923-4a6d-8d56-74de3c50df5e | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Vague shape with white light situated centrally on top | Lieutenant O'Farrell observed two very bright lights that crossed ahead of his aircraft and orbited his position, displaying crossing speeds faster than his indicated 220 knots. The objects reformed and disappeared on a north-easterly heading. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fd8b2d4d-61b1-4fff-bb87-1d36979b05d6 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flight Lt Bret Biddington of RAAF Operations Branch investigated sightings and reported unusual UHF transmissions on nights involved. Investigation was ongoing with collection of meteorological data. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0a9f96e1-0855-4cf0-8068-9987a59c2106 | King Island | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | triangular with black round patch underneath | Frederick Valentich disappeared while flying to King Island to collect crayfish after reporting being harassed by something hovering above him that was not an aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 65c5fb38-f0a6-44ed-bb7e-574eaefadc76 | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Radar-visual incident involving a Sea Fury aircraft and radar operator at Nowra Naval Air Station. Documented with written statements from pilot and radar operator. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: confidential | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6b11b6e8-ab04-4048-ba6d-f8212d6cbda3 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | radar contacts, aircraft-like | Series of unidentified radar contacts at Mascot AACC showing movement patterns consistent with aircraft. Investigation (Operation Close Encounter) determined contacts were caused by radar interference ('running rabbits') from the RSR (23cm wavelength radar), not genuine UAP. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Radar interference | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d22238d8-2980-4da4-8f88-000723edfb39 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Radar track | Multiple unidentified high-speed radar tracks detected by Sydney Radar on 25 JUL 83, detected in Sectors 7 and 8 with speeds calculated at approximately 1050 knots (±200). Various contacts held briefly by SYD radar but not seen by 3CRU. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 64981a86-eebc-4c57-a8b3-978604bed0c6 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unidentified high speed radar tracks reported by Sydney Radar in the Sydney region. Investigation was initiated and later concluded with elements reverting to normal operations due to lack of confirmed corroboration by other radars. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a76ae15e-27b8-415d-a9f9-ec60833e5def | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Multiple unidentified high speed radar tracks reported by Sydney Radar over recent weeks, prompting investigation into their nature and extended radar surveillance with visual identification flights. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 259f9ba5-a277-49c5-8a01-5158e99a8171 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unidentified radar tracks detected on Sydney Airport radar. Investigation determined returns were likely caused by random atmospheric conditions and possible interference rather than aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6e415bd8-7527-410a-b0e6-b7896a76f029 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Alert state reduced following meeting between DOFA and RAAF representatives. Agreed that radar returns at Sydney Airport were likely caused by atmospheric conditions and interference, with reported contacts extremely unlikely to be unidentified aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e6df3c39-a1fd-4779-87cd-3656b1911c47 | 1983-07-03T00:00:00 | 1983 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Radar contact | Multiple unidentified radar contacts detected on Sydney Route Surveillance Radar between 0230 and 2240 hours on 3 July 1983. Radar returns later determined to be electronic phenomenon exclusive to SYD radar, not verified by any other radar unit. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 40266330-18e8-4c86-869b-71230e93e803 | 1983-01-01T00:00:00 | 1983 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified | Multiple unidentified high-speed radar tracks detected by Sydney Radar over several weeks in July 1983. RAAF initiated Operation Close Encounter with Mirage and F-111 aircraft scrambled for visual identification and radar confirmation. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c99757db-d7e8-490f-ad61-f4ce64e71b7d | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Multiple unknown radar contacts travelling at high speed reported by Department of Aviation air traffic control agencies north of Sydney. Contacts assessed by D of A as almost certainly resulting from man-made objects. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 911a0b09-3591-4157-b497-7051820c9376 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | wingless metallic tube spouting flame, green light | Cessna 182 pilot Frederick Valentich reported encountering an unidentified craft during flight from Moorabbin to King Island. The object maneuvered near his aircraft before both disappeared from radar; extensive search found no wreckage. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: unexplained sighting | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| df4b4a97-e100-4c76-a52d-28661b57b4b2 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright object | 20-year-old pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared in October after reporting a bright unidentified flying object flying close to his Cessna. No trace of pilot or plane has been found. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 69447dd2-7c75-410a-be2d-b5e10fcdf1cb | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Cessna 402 aircraft VH-DSJ reported missing on flight from Moorabbin to King Island at 1912 hours EST on 21 October 1978. Aircraft departed Moorabbin at 1819 hours and reported Cape Otway at 1900 hours, then disappeared. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a0719f10-fcbd-447d-aca4-186f86778ad3 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Aircraft operating in vicinity of Latrobe Island reported UAP contact. Alert status was declared and operations were upgraded to Phase alert status. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Alert Phase | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 94f4d33a-12e2-4158-96bd-64942d220bed | Lubeck | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified | C47 aircraft pilot and first officer observed an unidentified aerial object while flying. Object sighted slightly to port, appearing to drop away and disappear in disarmament area north of Lubeck. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 429b845b-fa9c-4a9c-9363-b1f36e7427cd | 1964-11-05T00:00:00 | 1964 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | radar echo | Radio observer M. German detected an unidentified aircraft echo on radar at Brisbane Airport on 5 November 1964. No civil aircraft movements recorded that would account for the radar sighting. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| bce04ff4-14c0-481a-8a75-3d36e587fcb5 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified radar target | Unidentified target observed on radar at approximately 1600 hours, appeared on High Beam at range of 60,000 yards, traveled in hyperbolic path over R1 and departed at bearing 300 degrees. Speed calculated at approximately 3600 mph based on 16,000 yards covered in 10 seconds. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ba82e102-9105-44f0-a081-b86d28bc6d39 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | invisible phenomenon on radar, possibly snow cloud or neutron cloud | Radar operator locked onto invisible target at Shell Lagoon area at 1345 hours with signal-to-noise ratio of 5 to 1 similar to large aircraft. Target came within 1 mile but was not visible through radar telescope. Smaller targets appeared to detach from main target. Height varied from 1500 to 5600 feet. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: SECRET | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2153e80e-bf91-41f9-9177-f40ebfa02b00 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Radar interference was detected on No. 4 Mk. 7 Radar at Woomera, shifting position between 0900 and 0940 hours before disappearing by 1030 hours. No conventional meteorological explanation accounted for the radar reflections. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6011ca53-3c21-443f-a971-fa847740e9ac | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | perfectly circular, dark grey colour, translucent appearance | A dark grey circular object observed near Range radar post, initially traveling toward an approaching Canberra aircraft, then slowed and became stationary directly over the aircraft's flight path before disappearing from view. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1c95d7e3-75e8-4dac-9979-c59e0fbeac5b | 1953-10-15T00:00:00 | 1953 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown | An object was detected by radar at 1030 hours on 15 October 1953 at Woomera Range. It was suspected to be an aircraft circling but did not match any known DCA or US aircraft movements. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 734dca82-7db7-4086-b675-36208b52cc13 | Evettafield | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | P/Lt. E. Whiteman sighted unidentified aircraft through binoculars at 1% magnification on bearing of 180 degrees. Radar at Evettafield also recorded the aircraft. Later investigation determined it was related to movement of Mines Department Survey Aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 56f22849-0e54-4730-a5e6-45c532729a6a | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | At 1010 hours an unidentified aircraft believed to be a Mustang was sighted from Post 40, Air Range by multiple witnesses including Trials Officer (P/Lt. Banta), Security Office Operations and Local Security Officer. Aircraft performed stunting maneuvers including roll, dive and loop at approximately 5,000 feet altitude. Radar recorded its presence. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a3b9541-0643-4fe0-bd0b-bb39a98548e5 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | invisible to naked eye but registered on radar | W.O. Millward tracked an invisible phenomenon on radar at Range 'G' that maintained a signal-to-noise ratio similar to a large aircraft, with height ranging from 1500 to 5600 feet, though no visual target could be seen despite being within 1 mile distance. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: unclassified | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 263f3ac3-0c8f-4a04-9141-af1435a41a30 | Williamtown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | radar echo/target with internal movement | Strong radar echoes observed on 2800 megacycle Ground Controlled Approach frequency at Williamtown RAAF station resembling heavy cloud formations but with no visible cloud present. Target exhibited movement in any direction regardless of wind, showed internal movement on Moving Target Indicator, and moved at speeds as low as 2 mph; aircraft vectored to area observed nothing unusual and landings through phenomenon reported no abnormal effects. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 89e17cd1-f1e5-4738-916a-4be5064d6161 | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucers | Navy pilot in Sea Fury fighter reported two unidentified objects overtaking his aircraft at supersonic speed near Goulburn. Objects were tracked on radar screens at Nowra Naval Air Station alongside the pilot's aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 84928e3b-98f8-47e6-8ad1-6f4a984d2b32 | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Vague shape with white light situated centrally on top | Pilot Lieutenant J.A. O'Farrell observed two bright lights closing fast from ahead, one crossing ahead and orbiting on port beam, the other at nine o'clock position making a pass then joining the first light before both reformed and disappeared on northeast heading at very high speed. Radar confirmed three echoes in vicinity. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 738f770d-0251-4977-b9fe-796598c46ad0 | 2015-01-01T00:00:00 | 2015 | Tullamarine | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unidentified object | CSF radar operator observed echo of unidentified object bearing 055 degrees from Tullamarine at 54.5 nautical miles, moving northeast at approximately 60 knots at 2015 hours EST. Object later identified as meteorological balloon with radar reflector released from RAAF Base Laverton. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Air Safety Incident | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e6b71c58-db40-49e4-a78a-d9a5f361df65 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Burning object with fiery trail | Object observed in flat trajectory from north to south burning with lumps and fiery trail passing east of station at 1157Z. Fire appeared to extinguish over seas after approximately 1.5 minutes. Theodolite readings recorded at zero time, 1 minute and 8 minutes. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bef4677f-29c2-4b35-ac8e-06110f3be4fd | Washington | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | Three radar stations detected echoes at approximately same position with objects seen as colored lights by ground and air observers. Objects capable of linear acceleration exceeding several g's, could reverse, perform right-angled turns, and exceed several thousand mph. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 29122a92-d768-45b9-866e-969805bca1b9 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Well-defined radar echo with velocity and direction possibly explained by wind patterns and height fluctuations by variable air currents. Could postulate compact highly ionized cloud to explain echo without visual observation. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f061322b-6076-41a0-8075-39f9993b7eed | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unknown | Unknown unidentified aircraft observed at Darwin on 18 October 1968. Sighting made by experienced RAF aircrew and detected by aircraft radar. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 705b4c9f-18dc-4077-ac91-0c3f1247e759 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Aircraft-like object with white lights | Crew of RAAF Hercules 9651 sighted unidentified aircraft crossing right to left at 2500ft showing white lights presumed from fuselage windows but no navigation or collision lights visible. Aircraft estimated at C-47 size with heading 230/250 degrees magnetic and speed 200 knots. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e8c5bc7a-0cc2-49e3-8ad1-73e3f095f58d | Rabaul | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright object | Met observer G. Piddock sighted a bright UFO traveling rapidly in NW to SE direction at 1844Z on 14 September 1968. Object appeared very bright on regular path with no meteorite characteristics, assessed as possible satellite by DCA. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 611111ae-bf34-4099-8b51-33147f8491f2 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly specified in legible portions | Aerial object observed in vicinity of Sydney with tracking that showed constant southeast movement, acceleration and deviation. Object was described as passing southeast of Southern Cross with slight toward maneuvers. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED - identified as American Balloon Satellite Echo II or aircraft above 30,000 feet | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e8a22a2d-02c6-46a4-a8e1-a39a5b911abb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Possible green flare | HMS Whitsy reported a possible green flare seen falling by three independent lookouts. Thorough search and radar/sonar sweeps of the area failed to locate any contact. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 2c7ccddc-0ef6-4748-ad13-f829d60ee590 | Cambridge | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unspecified | Unidentified object sighted by Launceston ATC heading southerly. Radar located echo at bearing 356 degrees, 9000 feet altitude, approximately 17 nautical miles north of Cambridge, moving at fast rate but lost after 15 seconds of tracking. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cf168663-3880-41ee-9f6e-d9b596933f44 | Ross | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Too high and distant to distinguish; described as rectangular by carpenter witness | Two small objects, hardly visible except when reflecting sun, observed from Observatory. One object not visible to observer but appeared visible to others. Dark in color except when sunlit, appearing like polished metal. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3ee97f63-f7d9-4e35-bfd2-9a970dce2ac4 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Bright, suffused light with occasional red, blue and green flashes on periphery appearing as a segment of a halo | Air Traffic Controller observed a bright light with colored flashes from Mascot Control Tower for 4 hours, moving from east to north and climbing to 45 degrees elevation. A Fokker Friendship pilot reported the light appearing to form on and follow his aircraft at 5000 feet; subsequent investigation determined it was likely a star (Rasalhague). | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5ffa2b95-337a-42b2-ace0-b5a987e86ce9 | Amberley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright white light trailing smoke | A bright white light trailing smoke was observed descending at approximately 70 degrees angle at great speed, burning out below 3000 feet cloud level. Investigation concluded it was likely a meteorite or space debris that descended approximately 30 miles west of Marburg and caused a sonic boom. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: meteorite or space debris | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4fd94d4a-f54f-4760-a9aa-2dd2e8fe2f39 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Radar contact | Radar contact reported during meteorological balloon flight at 2130 hours on 3 June. Contact descended from 40,000 ft to 32,000 ft in approximately 5 minutes with no apparent lateral movement. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 05761c26-7991-4191-b4a5-950578a3c840 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Orange coloured objects | Four to nine orange coloured objects observed at 5000+ feet travelling north to south, directly over Sydney with apparent supersonic speed. No civil or military aircraft on track or time; Mascot and Caru radars reported no unusual plots. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Assumed meteors, shower or disintegrating space vehicle | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b032b992-1c73-454f-9dee-210c2b5a4434 | Wellington | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | contrails in formation | Qantas Captain Shannon and crew observed seven distinct contrails apparently made by large aircraft in loose formation, travelling west to east at approximately Mach One. Second pilot also reported eleven ships in group on radar at longitude 166E. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Confidential | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 673129e2-f855-4e28-b38a-2fd465bc88a1 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Light patches with rotating shadow in center causing pulsation; described as ghostly white light | Landing Craft crew observed multiple ghostly white light patches in the water with rotating shadows causing pulsation. Lights estimated at 2 miles across, accompanied by compass disturbances and barge deflections. Multiple light patches approached vessel at high speed between 0140-0230 hours. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 049d0399-c58e-4961-a27a-5eefd45be2df | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | white light | White light of 1st magnitude intensity observed moving rapidly from southeast to northwest, then stationary, with varying intensity and elevation changes over approximately 50 minutes. Object eventually became visible only through binoculars before being lost. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 29eb1e63-b0bf-4267-a1ee-dd9d4ab4987d | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Multiple V-shaped formations with groups of circular lights, each with trailing exhaust-like flame | Three witnesses aboard the cargo vessel M.V. Lake Roga observed a formation of unidentified flying objects with brilliant white circular lights moving from west to east at tremendous speed in a V-shaped formation at 0455 hours. The objects were tracked on the ship's radar set with evidence of an external radar source detected. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ebe5a8e6-f5de-4c99-af79-92711209ee6e | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | target on radar | Air Force control tower operator spotted a radar target described as large as transport planes. Object remained fixed in same position for about 30 minutes before an inbound Douglas C-124 Globemaster was vectored to intercept. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 5d96abb7-7691-4407-94d5-b04f569fb696 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | UFO sighting reported over Mount Barker near USA Airfield. Initial report stated object moving south at high speed. Subsequent radar check at ATC revealed no known aircraft movements in area. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0147160b-7e6b-4729-90a3-3cdf62926c76 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | shining object | Squadron Leader B.J. Graf, pilot of a Sabre aircraft, observed a shining object travelling on a track of approximately 230 degrees from a point 5 miles north of Laverton. The object disappeared into cloud. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e0ea3750-b0b7-4ec6-963a-33c3c3dd6a65 | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Vague shape with white light situated centrally on top | Lieutenant O'Farrell observed two very bright lights that closed fast, orbited, and made high-speed passes before disappearing on a northeasterly heading. Radar operator at Nowra confirmed three paints on display at 280 degrees, 32 miles from base. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b96ba2d4-ed5c-45bc-a76e-f7bc07c28666 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flight Lt Bret Biddington of RAAF operations branch investigated sightings in Ballarat, collecting meteorological data and noting unusual UHF transmissions on nights of sightings. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d6cd2b10-9b98-4c95-9dcb-efcd3daee6d3 | King Island | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | triangular with black round patch underneath | Pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared while flying to King Island to collect crayfish, reporting being harassed by an object described as 'not an aircraft' with a similar black round patch underneath as described in the 1983 Ballarat sightings. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| efdc2042-cd11-4ab6-ac1c-9517a0f03f95 | Charleville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unknown | Meteorological officer reported unusual aerial sighting with specific radar returns on 16 and 17 November 1985. Subsequent investigation found no matching RAAF aircraft, with previous similar reports attributed to equipment malfunction. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c5d72227-0d4f-4cd0-85c9-f3f0e317c956 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Investigation of unidentified high-speed radar tracks reported by Sydney Radar in the Sydney region. Multiple tracks detected over recent weeks requiring extended radar surveillance and visual identification flights. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5f65f5e8-25dc-43d6-a965-21ea4a5ea4d9 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified radar track | Unidentified radar tracks detected on Sydney Airport radar. Investigation directed by HQOC on 1 July 1983, but lack of corroboration by other radar led to termination of alert status. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c67a440a-d4f1-433d-84fc-b626f5ccb63f | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | radar returns | Radar returns observed at Sydney Airport radar determined to be likely caused by random atmospheric conditions and possible interference. Official statement agreed between DOFA and RAAF indicated extremely unlikely the contacts were unidentified aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a957e9be-a41e-4ba6-9037-3e592a731319 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Radar contact | Multiple unidentified radar contacts detected on Sydney Route Surveillance Radar between 0230 and 2240 hours on 2-3 July 1983. Investigation concluded these were electronic phenomena exclusive to Sydney radar with no verification by other radar units. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3c1c9b34-d0ac-4c55-bbe4-b92e9f4bd10b | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Multiple unidentified high-speed radar tracks reported by Sydney Radar in recent weeks. RAAF initiated Operation Close Encounter with Mirage and F-111 aircraft on alert to electronically or visually identify the tracks. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4019e656-7643-44bd-bfee-bfac31fa5ce5 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unknown radar contacts traveling at high speed were reported by Department of Aviation air traffic control agencies north of Sydney. The contacts were assessed as almost certainly resulting from man-made objects and RAAF Williamtown was tasked to validate and identify them using Mirage aircraft and radar intercept control. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f2c9bbde-47c3-47ef-b20d-98e88e4fff9c | Bass Strait | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | large craft with numerous lights | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported a large craft with numerous lights hovering above his Cessna 182 aircraft during a night flight. Transmissions ceased shortly afterward and the aircraft was never found despite extensive search. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9b5198ef-1de8-4899-8bac-7cd2eaead918 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | wingless metallic tube spouting flame | Cessna 182 pilot Frederick Valentich reported encountering a green-lit metallic tube-shaped object that maneuvered around his aircraft before he disappeared. The object was tracked on radar and multiple ground witnesses reported sightings during the same period. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: unexplained | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 09d964f7-287f-4fab-af64-47f32e5384f4 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aircraft VH-DSJ missing on flight from Moorabbin to Ireland, departing 1819 hours EST, reporting Cape Otway at 1900 hours EST. Aircraft disappeared over Bass Strait at approximately 2000 hours EST. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 65e74ab2-d761-43da-be6b-c1022dc8fef6 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Blue body with white stripe and white tail | Cessna 182 (VH-DSJ) piloted by Frederick Valentich reported UFO in vicinity before experiencing rough running motor and losing radio contact. Aircraft and pilot went missing. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3e8721ee-77a5-49da-af04-72fd495a8623 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | radar echo | Radio observer M. German detected an unidentified radar echo while searching for storm cells at Brisbane Airport. The echo was identified as an aircraft by radar experience but no civil aircraft movements were recorded to account for the sighting. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2e5a516a-712a-4711-9465-964094d316b2 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified target | An unidentified target was observed on radar approaching at bearing 356° and departing at bearing 300°, tracked at approximately 3600 M.P.H. with estimated altitude greater than 60,000 feet. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b9d65afd-d310-426d-b83e-fb32a513c778 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | invisible phenomenon (radar only) | An invisible radar target was tracked over the Shell Lagoon area with no visual confirmation, showing signal-to-noise ratio similar to large aircraft, with height ranging from 1500 to 5600 feet and smaller targets detaching from main target. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: SECRET | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6a1486cf-e304-454d-b283-b112f3db8220 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Large amount of radar interference detected on radar PPI between 30,000-80,000 yards at bearings 305-035°T, shifting to 40,000-120,000 yards at bearings 560-100°T. All interference vanished by 1030 hours with no corresponding cloud formations present. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7f92d1fc-95cf-4288-98cd-14f343b2c26c | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | circular | Dark grey circular object observed through binoculars traveling at approximately three times the speed of a Canberra aircraft, appearing translucent and stationary when directly over the Canberra's flight path. Object became invisible to naked eye observation. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e08343f4-49e6-40d9-ae3c-d3fac781da99 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown | An object detected by radar at 1030 hours in position east of Post R Range. Initially suspected to be an aircraft circling, but did not check with any known DCA or US aircraft movements. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cfa9de29-86a7-40be-8b86-1e88bef5307e | Evettafield | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | P/Lt. W.H. Barn sighted an unidentified aircraft through binoculars at 15 magnification on a bearing of 180 degrees at considerable distance. Radar at Evettafield also recorded the aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 07b27b94-221f-4640-9b24-81690eabfe0d | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | At 10:10 hours, an unidentified aircraft believed to be a Mustang was sighted from Post 40 by multiple witnesses including Trials Officer, Security Officer Operations, and Local Security Officer. The aircraft performed stunting maneuvers including a roll, dive and loop at approximately 3,000 feet altitude and was recorded by Radar on Range. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c5851735-3568-47e8-9225-4307fe3a7408 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown - radar contact only | Warrant Officer G.B. Millward detected an invisible radar target locked on his scope near Shell Lagoon with signal-to-noise ratio similar to large aircraft. Object ranged from 1500 to 5600 feet altitude with smaller targets appearing to detach and drift away from main target. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b1fd1d34-c4e7-4c6b-8c6f-68f30e43c0bf | Williamtown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown - radar returns only | Strong radar echoes observed on 2800 megacycle frequency similar to heavy cloud formations but with no visible cloud present. Target moved in all directions independent of wind, showed internal movement, and remained at low altitude (ground level to 2000 feet). | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| de59196e-d11c-4adf-99e9-59c0be2c52f5 | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Vague shapes, described as saucer-like | Royal Australian Navy pilot Lieutenant J.A. O'Farrell in a Sea Fury aircraft observed two lights on radar with vague shapes beneath, passing ahead at very fast speed while pilot was flying at 220 knots. Only other aircraft in vicinity was identified as a T.A.A. Convair. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c3a5900d-c05b-4152-afb6-5cd8c3d8afdd | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucers | Navy pilot flying Sea Fury fighter reported two unidentified objects overtaking his aircraft near Nowra. Objects were confirmed on radar screens at the air station. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Confidential | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 05a80ffa-400d-45eb-8e5c-6553c679f88d | Goulburn | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucers | Navy pilot reported seeing two lighted objects flash past his Sea Fury at supersonic speed near Goulburn. Objects were plotted on radar and three objects total appeared on radar screens including the Sea Fury. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Confidential | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5adfe426-092c-4355-9afd-947d50def5cd | Nowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Vague shape with white light situated centrally on top | Pilot of aircraft Ausnav 921 observed two very bright lights that closed rapidly from multiple positions, orbited, and disappeared on a north-easterly heading. Radar at Nowra confirmed three echoes in the vicinity. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 8.2 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6b1790cf-eb27-41ca-a0ca-d891182d2e46 | Tullamarine | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unidentified object | CSF radar operator observed an unidentified object on radar bearing 055 degrees from Tullamarine, moving in a north-easterly direction at approximately 60 knots. Bureau of Meteorology determined the object was likely a meteorological balloon with radar reflector released from RAAF Base Laverton. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Air Safety Incident Report | 8.2 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6764e6a5-57da-4a6a-b237-a617dab266da | 1952-07-19T00:00:00 | 1952 | Lafayette, In | Indiana | us | 40.433335 | -86.900004 | cylinder | 60 | Engineer and Air Force jet and many. 320' cylinder/cigar-shape / 40' diameter. Fast 90° turn going quickly southwest. ~2200mph. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cf25e1f0-d4e4-4e42-ac5a-e1f109a75a90 | 1957-01-16T00:00:00 | 1957 | Northwest / Ft. Worth, Tx | Texas | us | 32.916668 | -97.500005 | light | 2400 | Fireball maneuvers all over/all about. Follows 2 separate Air Force B25s. Radio compass electro-magnetic effect (EME). Flashes code. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0ee45f9d-49ca-494b-a5b4-c066992c8eaf | 1957-11-02T00:00:00 | 1957 | Levelland, Tx | Texas | us | 33.58889 | -102.377783 | disk | 9000 | Many separate observer(s). 60M saucer-cylinder/cigar-shape / 3 hours. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). Follows cars. Spotlights. / r242p168. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5c865074-60ab-4b17-871d-c4188bb7f76d | 1958-01-16T00:00:00 | 1958 | Trinidade I, Atlantic Ocean. | SAT | at | -20.500001 | -29.300001 | disk | 120 | 100+9 scientists. 4 photographs / 120' saucer. Electric power out. Going northeast. / International UFO Reporter (CUFOS Group, USA) V8#4+/ r149p38. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9baae00a-6999-4645-a112-fe988ca5dc06 | 1965-03-18T00:00:00 | 1965 | Over Himeji And Matsuyama, Jpn | Honshu Island | jp | 34.833335 | 134.700006 | disk | 2400 | Object paces airliner / 55 mile(s). Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Radio Direction Finder (RDF) electro-magnetic effect (EME). / r215p53 / r68p72. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8f48c514-bd34-4f05-963c-7ace14f8926f | 1968-10-24T00:00:00 | 1968 | Northwest / Minot Air Force Base, Nd | North Dakota | us | 48.583336 | -101.583338 | light | 10800 | Ground and air observer(s) and RADAR's. Cylinder/cigar-shape? Hovers. Splits. Parts maneuver. Strong Radio Frequency Interference (RFI.) | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 456802ec-7c86-4a7e-ae8d-48d72a921ae8 | 1969-05-11T00:00:00 | 1969 | North / Yucca Valley, Ca | California | us | 34.166668 | -116.44445 | disk | 180 | Scientist and 4. UFO shoot strong beam going down. Jets chase. Type unknown. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 60aaf790-bf86-47b0-b79f-4670ef9e79e9 | 1970-04-04T00:00:00 | 1970 | Near Williams Air Force Base, Az | Arizona | us | 33.300002 | -111.666672 | light | 120 | 6 / Air Force CH-53E helicopter chased / 3 objects / type unknown. Circuits fried. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c2ed69dc-5cd7-4fc9-bd47-2caf9dfea26c | 1975-10-27T00:00:00 | 1975 | Loring Air Force Base, Me | Maine | us | 46.922224 | -67.888892 | disk | 8400 | 12M saucer circles nuclear depot. RADAR's. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). F4 chases. / r210v31#4+/ r26p16. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 4432e5c1-015f-46c1-8bad-7d5add7f8e3a | 1982-06-18T00:00:00 | 1982 | Near Shang Du, China | INM | cn | 41.633335 | 113.366672 | disk | 120 | Military pilots and ground observer(s). Electro-magnetic effect (EME) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Brill object becomes dome / light. / r175. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fd807c5c-37a8-42ee-92e1-53f6c6508cab | 1995-07-31T00:00:00 | 1995 | South C / Bariloche, Arg | RNG | ar | -41.200002 | -71.300003 | disk | 600 | Huge white saucer buzzes 727. Power outage. / r159#11+/ r226#28+/ r97#54. | 8.12 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d066b4c5-642d-470e-a87e-0f7b460ff709 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Tempe | AZ | us | 33.425512 | -111.940016 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) _,, Civilian | raw: Tempe, Arizona (CASE MISSING) _,, Civilian | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5756f66a-aadf-4e6e-8338-5fdd114d1714 | 1957-11-08T00:00:00 | 1957 | Carthage | MO | us | 37.176514 | -94.310341 | unknown | (495% MISSING) Civilian Insufficient Data | raw: Carthage, Missouri (495% MISSING) Civilian Insufficient Data | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| a9e80343-7137-4d2a-b516-785b5e6a6815 | V | NM | us | 34.601723 | -105.208319 | unknown | raw: Vaughn, New Mexico | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9e465f1a-a4fb-4e7a-aa12-6372bb083fb9 | De | NJ | us | 40.957321 | -73.963471 | unknown | raw: Demarest, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f056629c-b800-40a3-b28a-1a7233baea56 | 1949-04-26T00:00:00 | 1949 | Ambridge | PA | us | 40.586438 | -80.227362 | unknown | raw: Ambridge, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5f92ba42-d43b-4afc-8b46-5a2f9026b258 | 1957-10-30T00:00:00 | 1957 | Williams | AZ | us | 35.25085 | -112.187294 | unknown | raw: Williams, Arizona | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ec2aa2fc-2550-4ffd-b31a-fbc41af64fb2 | Boston | NY | us | 42.628986 | -78.737621 | unknown | (NO CARDS) ; | raw: Boston, New York (NO CARDS) ; | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f894f29a-c38a-41be-8d75-e9e3a94c2821 | St Croix Falls | WI | us | 45.410492 | -92.644582 | unknown | raw: St Croix Falls, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b08e1ad3-a681-488c-bd60-91c91558395e | Point Barrow | AK | us | 71.386517 | -156.474138 | unknown | raw: Point Barrow, Alaska | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d21f12f4-4118-444d-a792-9a5d6a37cab8 | Kenton | OH | us | 40.647817 | -83.608997 | unknown | raw: Kenton, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e5158c98-f121-4bc6-b13d-dcb6c7c24a78 | 1965-08-30T00:00:00 | 1965 | Urbana | MD | us | 39.326208 | -77.351537 | unknown | esa | raw: Urbana, Maryland esa | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 1ed5150e-a8b9-4a74-803c-950c50ec495a | 1952-07-16T20:00:00-04:00 | 1952 | Tacoma | WA | us | 47.245501 | -122.438329 | unknown | dlitary | raw: 17 Tacoma, Washington dlitary | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 5780b86e-ef32-4375-a367-8bdc6dbb8259 | 1952-07-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Rockville | IN | us | 39.76254 | -87.229181 | unknown | Military | raw: Rockville, Indiana Military | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fd44389e-04df-46e0-adc5-c24d4362a5a1 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5e9dd63d-c787-4873-a628-69470067834e | Osceola | WI | us | 45.321152 | -92.70549 | unknown | raw: Osceola, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 87de94a8-ad4f-42ae-b6f7-bb0fed9df1f9 | 1957-10-30T00:00:00 | 1957 | Williams | CA | us | 39.154684 | -122.14982 | unknown | WES "ssid | raw: Williams, California WES "ssid | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8916a61f-0232-4497-b70d-21ad10ae73ed | 1952-09-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Hempstead | TX | us | 30.092949 | -96.080655 | unknown | raw: Hempstead, Texas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7e233230-697a-4726-a1dc-0f502e968240 | Dequincy | LA | us | 30.449965 | -93.434135 | unknown | raw: Dequincy, Louisiana | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0b528108-e5bd-4cd0-8342-daa08026d344 | eonardo | NJ | us | 40.420419 | -74.060455 | unknown | (CARD MISSIN A/c | raw: Leonardo, New Jersey (CARD MISSIN A/c | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 85edcdf1-6953-4f72-89b9-c1e0403c578f | Canadian | TX | us | 35.912011 | -100.383902 | unknown | raw: Canadian, Texas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 42b8655b-8923-40b5-85f3-373907ab45d6 | t Monmouth | NJ | us | 40.330388 | -73.981526 | unknown | raw: t Monmouth, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5d588914-a67f-45db-bd0b-e97039ecbd09 | 1952-08-02T00:00:00 | 1952 | Houlton | ME | us | 46.125129 | -67.840794 | unknown | raw: Houlton, Maine | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 864c5e68-7bc8-4450-a4dd-4fbc12c35592 | urel | MT | us | 45.669116 | -108.771532 | unknown | aa | Astro (VsNUS) | raw: Laurel, Montana aa Astro (VsNUS) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2f108eeb-4d57-4ce6-9547-acc4434a9051 | 1953-03-15T00:00:00 | 1953 | Greenville | MS | us | 33.411105 | -91.063586 | unknown | raw: Greenville, Mississippi | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7bc13a65-2c73-43fd-90cc-9ba8b0371fdc | Mascoutah | IL | us | 38.490327 | -89.793154 | unknown | raw: Mascoutah, Illinois | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 14240edd-a2ba-46a8-8b5c-5c08f413d0ac | Conrad | MT | us | 48.170251 | -111.943019 | unknown | GOC | raw: Conrad, Montana GOC | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2d7ebedd-1966-4363-a293-52ea23905656 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | (STRINGFIELD)(INFO)4 Anonymous | Photos | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio (STRINGFIELD)(INFO)4 Anonymous Photos | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f478e849-0da4-4608-8b9d-74028897bb44 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 60d64dc9-91ed-41ac-8471-23757edd288c | Elizabethtown | PA | us | 40.153364 | -76.604252 | unknown | raw: Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c090d8b0-ec56-4f35-9e96-58215c6fc10d | 1954-04-24T00:00:00 | 1954 | Hartland | ME | us | 44.88318 | -69.447661 | unknown | raw: Hartland, Maine | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 585af720-06c8-48a9-9ac8-0396203bcb13 | ock | NV | us | 40.180866 | -118.476703 | unknown | raw: Lock, Nevada | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 01b31dac-fc2f-4ff7-82b3-9aa6a5f9bad0 | Hope | AR | us | 33.667062 | -93.591567 | unknown | raw: Hope, Arkansas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 592f4d60-3df0-4de8-9be3-c63e36203679 | 1954-09-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Gatlinburg | TN | us | 35.714259 | -83.510164 | unknown | raw: Gatlinburg, Tennessee | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 56254cab-b3cb-4eb8-81bb-e5a85d8c504a | Temple Hills | MD | us | 38.810504 | -76.950006 | unknown | Peek a | raw: Temple Hills, Maryland Peek a | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| bed818e2-3865-4be0-aab5-cfece041262d | St Ignace | MI | us | 45.868668 | -84.727815 | unknown | ween | raw: a! 3 St Ignace, Michigan ween | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 83fd0604-20f2-4023-aa1f-89e856313bac | Platte City | MO | us | 39.367184 | -94.77958 | unknown | raw: Platte City, Missouri | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 06f9bf9b-bdf4-4937-b0cf-cb7767c4fe95 | 1948-07-24T00:00:00 | 1948 | Blackstone | VA | us | 37.080428 | -77.997226 | unknown | raw: Blackstone, Virginia | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| ca596a8a-1fc5-4d0b-a782-37f0617f3c7a | 1947-05-19T00:00:00 | 1947 | Manitou Springs | CO | us | 38.858578 | -104.917873 | unknown | (CAS& MISSING) Civilian | raw: Manitou Springs, Colorado (CAS& MISSING) Civilian | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 416d2f20-8c20-4f90-90f4-917aa9817dd4 | 1952-06-19T00:00:00 | 1952 | Jersey Shore | PA | us | 41.202017 | -77.264415 | unknown | raw: Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8496cb36-ca36-44e0-a668-6a238547d601 | Malvern | PA | us | 40.036202 | -75.513896 | unknown | raw: Malvern, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a79f3d3-a773-4938-9f78-6262fcd59906 | Glendive | MT | us | 47.10529 | -104.71246 | unknown | i | raw: Glendive, Montana i | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c207006b-a1a7-4d6e-b168-981c90068ea1 | Platte County | MO | us | 39.377035 | -94.771631 | unknown | raw: Platte County, Missouri | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 39754932-7faf-40e3-9d92-22e28140a4c1 | Ishpeming | MI | us | 46.488547 | -87.667636 | unknown | raw: Ishpeming, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 790dd18a-f3a8-4b9b-b94f-6099647be7b0 | Blue Mound | IL | us | 39.701152 | -89.123136 | unknown | raw: Blue Mound, Illinois | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c22c91a8-91cf-48eb-9167-cf1db90cc0cf | odi | OH | us | 41.033014 | -82.012006 | unknown | raw: Lodi, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a06f584d-e7d6-46e7-ad58-61efb3a8e86c | Barrington | NJ | us | 39.864836 | -75.055171 | unknown | raw: Barrington, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 21086240-4ed5-470e-a62b-ef40dfbaa378 | 1953-12-24T00:00:00 | 1953 | Scott AFB | IL | us | 38.543839 | -89.852774 | unknown | raw: Scott AFB, Illinois | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 804318f9-146f-4e28-8bee-8b60d9184a29 | 1947-06-23T00:00:00 | 1947 | Bridgeport | NY | us | 43.155968 | -75.964729 | unknown | ae, Balloon | raw: 75 Bridgeport, New York ae, Balloon | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7e11bd0e-9716-426a-9af1-9bac224ce452 | Fitzgerald | GA | us | 31.715036 | -83.254199 | unknown | Astro (VENUS) | raw: Fitzgerald, Georgia Astro (VENUS) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dcbf5bfe-686e-4064-a64c-ec6895a9b885 | Alberton | MT | us | 47.002396 | -114.477156 | unknown | (CASS MISSING) | raw: Alberton, Montana (CASS MISSING) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0f517e5d-a7ab-4a15-a127-c17abfb0b733 | O Winchester | CA | us | 33.706827 | -117.084388 | unknown | ' | Aircraft | raw: LO Winchester, California 'Aircraft | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6aa52d51-b3ba-40ee-8eee-d6149f956c26 | Mechanicsburg | OH | us | 40.072004 | -83.556313 | unknown | ' | raw: Mechanicsburg, Ohio ' | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 47e6118c-6c5a-418a-8bd1-87ab6091ca11 | 1956-09-10T00:00:00 | 1956 | Waldoboro | ME | us | 44.095361 | -69.375775 | unknown | raw: Waldoboro, Maine | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 95b4a208-ec00-464f-9659-847f8aff6cb0 | Rossville | GA | us | 34.983376 | -85.28603 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) | raw: Rossville, Georgia (CASE MISSING) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7f3ed9e1-5c19-49be-b68e-44027055d0b3 | Burlington | WI | us | 42.680105 | -88.276413 | unknown | raw: Burlington, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d6e5b4a9-23e7-49c7-a2d2-099cdea9de0a | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5bb666ab-f8ad-4655-ba7a-8ad0158ead66 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0699987a-64bc-4ccd-9737-a9f23c74ec24 | 1957-03-17T00:00:00 | 1957 | Whitewater | WI | us | 42.833956 | -88.730652 | unknown | raw: Whitewater, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 28569437-974a-429d-8aeb-df30b2b00add | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati ,Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0314a62e-9f78-4fa7-9009-116a9b9221f2 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | x | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio x | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0d48ff2f-9618-4d57-8258-a04a86aebfd7 | Delano | CA | us | 35.768843 | -119.247053 | unknown | (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC Air craft | raw: 459314 Delano, California (CASE MISSING) Civilian GOC Air craft | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 63f7d8aa-67de-4fdd-bb80-dbcd75930f2c | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Newsclipping | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio Newsclipping | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7868af79-765b-48ab-b9b9-9d87325f6248 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Tempe | AZ | us | 33.425512 | -111.940016 | unknown | eae Balloon | raw: Tempe, Arizona eae Balloon | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 38f91732-33bb-4d36-89ef-f7ccff83ea24 | High Springs | FL | us | 29.826832 | -82.596858 | unknown | raw: High Springs, Florida | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cac1ac99-443f-40d2-8301-435ca68b783e | Parkton | MD | us | 39.640938 | -76.659138 | unknown | raw: Parkton, Maryland | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 1da007b5-513e-4a98-a9f7-5a939ab62330 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e7e82d2e-344d-4d51-9fb4-dfe0a2484c46 | 1953-03-15T00:00:00 | 1953 | Greenville | MS | us | 33.411105 | -91.063586 | unknown | raw: Greenville, Mississippi | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| b4009621-ed62-4936-9f85-a85c61a957f0 | Massapequa Park | NY | us | 40.680379 | -73.455124 | unknown | RERE oe | raw: Massapequa Park, New York RERE oe | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b3fb593a-ffa9-4075-a5ed-7ba7bb50cbe9 | Great Neck | NY | us | 40.800657 | -73.728465 | unknown | raw: Great Neck, New York | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c8673d31-1ee1-4b4a-bc24-25ac0a1d945d | Cannon AFB | NM | us | 34.386391 | -103.316328 | unknown | raw: Cannon AFB, New Mexico | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c5af7818-e80a-41e4-8977-22aaf48a3d01 | Philadelphia | MS | us | 32.770384 | -89.115349 | unknown | raw: Philadelphia, Mississippi | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6b8ae9d3-b0b0-4e77-83fa-428db9d112a1 | oma Linda | CA | us | 34.053797 | -117.261093 | unknown | raw: Loma Linda, California | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d50394c4-045a-4ccb-b7b3-3f72e719f5cb | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c2abe79a-cb5b-423a-b2a8-653fa79a49f4 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dfd1c19d-ff83-43d6-bd97-c414f64d21e6 | N3 Tioga | ND | us | 48.397244 | -102.938238 | unknown | BRR | Astro (MARS) S7YSE | raw: N3 Tioga, North Dakota BRR, Astro (MARS) S7YSE | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 227bbddc-f330-48ab-9326-e10d1777eb25 | v4 | NY | us | 41.60547 | -73.971729 | unknown | Aircraft BIS aE | raw: v4 Marlboro, New York --. Aircraft BIS aE | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fc544802-6897-4bad-aa1f-454ad83d9706 | vi Malmstrom AFB | MT | us | 47.511975 | -111.186927 | unknown | Military (Vis & | RADAR) Aircraft (RADAR REPORT)S72/ | raw: vi Malmstrom AFB, Montana Military (Vis & RADAR) Aircraft (RADAR REPORT)S72/ | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| db437f3f-7534-401f-a51d-63da9f66915b | 1952-04-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Birmingham | MI | us | 42.546701 | -83.211319 | unknown | raw: Birmingham, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 96104d30-8e11-4e6e-b397-c4c92b7735ca | 1948-06-29T00:00:00 | 1948 | Uniontown | PA | us | 39.900937 | -79.725931 | unknown | raw: Uniontown, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 60a8fd3a-2866-4ad2-a60a-166d72e16370 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dc012d46-0e8f-481b-971b-ffd194f68e13 | Enon | OH | us | 39.878115 | -83.936877 | unknown | ; | raw: Enon, Ohio ; | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c8ec9409-ae82-447c-904d-7005dd864493 | Trotwood | OH | us | 39.797279 | -84.311333 | unknown | raw: Trotwood, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b0f16639-0f90-4930-9c63-f3034cef5168 | Ripley | WV | us | 38.818968 | -81.711885 | unknown | raw: Ripley, West Virginia | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4c32dd28-6c9a-46ec-903f-230670f2fc01 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 24be1152-daf1-4624-bd8b-0e51023ceb04 | lL New York | NY | us | 42.795677 | -77.818077 | unknown | SE. Insufficieat Data | raw: lL New York, New York SE. Insufficieat Data | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c832ec2a-56f5-452e-b82d-0f090e80dbca | Kenton | OH | us | 40.647817 | -83.608997 | unknown | raw: Kenton, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| beb87392-90fe-495e-a78a-19809c428718 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 7b69567f-ff39-487c-8478-6c759df48249 | nett | AL | us | 32.868739 | -85.190497 | unknown | ee Satellite | raw: 73025 Lanett, Alabama ee Satellite | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4354f2f4-18d6-46a2-9ebc-2d2f9bff7eea | Reidsville | GA | us | 32.086861 | -82.117898 | unknown | raw: Reidsville, Georgia | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 9b29ac91-2403-4375-972d-2326328c0f60 | Atmore | AL | us | 31.023792 | -87.493871 | unknown | raw: Atmore, Alabama | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a157f268-725a-4041-b0db-a818c4fd42b7 | Bethlehem | CT | us | 41.639363 | -73.20808 | unknown | ~~ aap | raw: Bethlehem, Connecticut ~~ aap | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f339d387-6a4f-47b9-83f6-10a1e8eb5164 | 1962-07-19T00:00:00 | 1962 | Metuchen | NJ | us | 40.54316 | -74.363205 | unknown | raw: Metuchen, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2940964a-a66c-40f8-83b7-175b26d95478 | Stockbridge | MA | us | 42.282398 | -73.312368 | unknown | CER... | raw: Stockbridge, Massachusetts CER... | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b52a2052-5a5d-41e3-beeb-8f1444c627ad | @ ~13 Clayton | OH | us | 39.86311 | -84.360502 | unknown | Aircraft | raw: 75@ ~13 Clayton, Ohio. Aircraft | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 16ada975-7688-487f-91cc-8cbac37076c1 | 1962-04-03T00:00:00 | 1962 | Wurtland | KY | us | 38.550358 | -82.777944 | unknown | raw: Wurtland, Kentucky | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 4814a983-26d3-40e6-a75c-19fde9b8922b | Coloma | MI | us | 42.186149 | -86.308356 | unknown | Astro (MSTEOR) | raw: Coloma, Michigan Astro (MSTEOR) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e53b65a0-3dff-4b98-8ba7-c7238a940d0b | Coloma | MI | us | 42.186149 | -86.308356 | unknown | raw: Coloma, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e32e5901-70d2-4ce3-b019-8d37a4e2cf2a | Wickliffe | OH | us | 41.605327 | -81.453449 | unknown | raw: Wickliffe, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6f2111c2-8b1e-4704-a99e-3ada230ecbee | 1956-04-06T00:00:00 | 1956 | Bristol | RI | us | 41.677046 | -71.26616 | unknown | raw: Bristol, Rhode Island | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 56c3998d-95a2-49d1-a893-a0901e185330 | Klamath | CA | us | 41.526509 | -124.038406 | unknown | raw: Klamath, California | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b207da25-605b-4813-9996-3427a325c191 | oring AFB | ME | us | 46.949665 | -67.892739 | unknown | Military | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Loring AFB, Maine Military INSUFFICIENT DATA | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0c7ba982-8c51-43cb-a6b3-3bf738d07880 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Ge | Astro (JUPITER) | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio Ge Astro (JUPITER) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b4281879-dd86-47fb-b920-1cbb6dd0eefb | Cannon AFB | NM | us | 34.386391 | -103.316328 | unknown | raw: Cannon AFB, New Mexico | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| be9f34a3-9e67-4450-87fb-4849e757b4bd | 1957-08-30T00:00:00 | 1957 | Spring Lake | NJ | us | 40.153513 | -74.029394 | unknown | raw: Spring Lake, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c15a2f61-e6ed-4aac-aa4f-e9c7d3439bd8 | Clarksville | OH | us | 39.40145 | -83.98132 | unknown | raw: Clarksville, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3e7d875a-ec17-4bcb-acd4-365a67465092 | Piedmont | AL | us | 33.924545 | -85.61135 | unknown | raw: Piedmont, Alabama | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| c1685cf5-6217-4872-93ba-deb6285219a8 | Brookville | OH | us | 39.836721 | -84.411337 | unknown | raw: Brookville, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f5fdc885-4c50-4241-840b-8d952ac45e32 | 1965-07-06T00:00:00 | 1965 | Kiel | WI | us | 43.912493 | -88.035652 | unknown | raw: Kiel, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 698153d9-d4f4-4200-ba40-096bf194baf4 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 763f1b67-5182-4ed6-b330-f163a61e9bed | 1966-03-30T00:00:00 | 1966 | Rehoboth | MA | us | 41.840379 | -71.249494 | unknown | raw: Rehoboth, Massachusetts | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7ba07278-8ade-4476-ac84-f09681fce944 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Tempe | AZ | us | 33.425512 | -111.940016 | unknown | raw: Tempe, Arizona | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c10d9f94-6ee7-4924-a93d-8f7e538c22be | Walpole | MA | us | 42.145902 | -71.253876 | unknown | raw: Walpole, Massachusetts | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 25efac00-b5bd-459a-9fa6-9664ea68ed05 | Aberdeen | SD | us | 45.464981 | -98.487813 | unknown | / 'ro RS/ PLANETS) | raw: Aberdeen, South Dakota / 'ro RS/ PLANETS) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 096a2a1b-5c4b-4403-b99b-049cc2d074bf | 1965-06-29T00:00:00 | 1965 | Greenville | OH | us | 40.102391 | -84.633299 | unknown | Astro (MOON) | raw: Greenville, Ohio . Astro (MOON) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6438677d-c52a-4ed7-abb3-3d4b31c27f0a | Freer | TX | us | 27.878131 | -98.61421 | unknown | raw: 10238 Freer, Texas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c8edf6c-65a9-459d-9f93-6bc5b666358a | Baker | MT | us | 46.367811 | -104.275226 | unknown | raw: 02303, Baker, Montana | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3caf5095-5509-47ef-a2aa-32c4c64f4472 | ) Trenton | MI | us | 42.140655 | -83.180054 | unknown | raw: 10334) Trenton, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cc35e10a-dc01-492f-9b2d-fe6bbfed7a1a | Klamath | CA | us | 41.526509 | -124.038406 | unknown | raw: Klamath, California | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| b70d4634-522b-4bef-95ec-c477716eee7c | Bridgeton | NJ | us | 39.426966 | -75.234159 | unknown | raw: Bridgeton, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| adf55231-3a9d-4105-8655-befc6ab42c0f | City | WI | us | 45.090905 | -87.636192 | unknown | raw: 1033230 Marinette City, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 0b310299-a95f-40ca-84aa-259257607415 | 1963-12-07T00:00:00 | 1963 | Moorestown | NJ | us | 39.967057 | -74.942668 | unknown | raw: Moorestown, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 6142ce54-b3fa-4c66-97a7-21905031099e | 1963-02-18T00:00:00 | 1963 | Maiden | NC | us | 35.576605 | -81.213922 | unknown | raw: Maiden, North Carolina | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| d4e2ab67-55f4-4207-aa56-707b205e59e9 | Vermillion | SD | us | 42.779527 | -96.929101 | unknown | raw: Vermillion, South Dakota | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 674008f2-dca3-4d0c-98f1-13208473a6f6 | 1960-04-25T00:00:00 | 1960 | Plymouth | OH | us | 40.995286 | -82.665429 | unknown | raw: Plymouth, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 2fb866cc-df3e-460b-86d5-519ced9a18f8 | North Hudson | NY | us | 43.952788 | -73.728561 | unknown | raw: North Hudson, New York | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| f735ab9b-972b-4b58-abd3-a063457b94d1 | Enon | OH | us | 39.878115 | -83.936877 | unknown | =- | raw: Enon, Ohio =- | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 4f487b83-fbcd-4f65-93a9-fd0402eda34c | Monsey | NY | us | 41.117991 | -74.059432 | unknown | raw: Monsey, New York | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 605cd2c2-ea72-499b-8901-db37e1a33d70 | Montevallo | AL | us | 33.100675 | -86.864156 | unknown | raw: Montevallo, Alabama | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 291249f2-66d4-4e01-a7ee-67dbf18f5eaf | Osceola | WI | us | 45.321152 | -92.70549 | unknown | raw: Osceola, Wisconsin | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| edf379c7-4572-4099-9e13-4f1c6903ab24 | Dalton | MA | us | 42.474171 | -73.15997 | unknown | raw: Dalton, Massachusetts | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| e270d601-a3f9-4217-a9b2-fc6b12058956 | 1965-06-29T00:00:00 | 1965 | Greenville | OH | us | 40.102391 | -84.633299 | unknown | raw: Greenville, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| e00ece88-8a6d-49f4-bb0a-7b2d6bb7466a | Somerset | KY | us | 37.092022 | -84.604108 | unknown | raw: Somerset, Kentucky | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 6903bbeb-a4d0-4f2d-8a14-a74efbea2ed2 | Dalton | MA | us | 42.474171 | -73.15997 | unknown | raw: Dalton, Massachusetts | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a1005a22-623a-4d3e-a28d-44baf11d68fe | Roanoke Rapids | NC | us | 36.455802 | -77.657351 | unknown | raw: Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d2315db7-962a-41bf-bb1d-5ad2b724609e | Trotwood | OH | us | 39.797279 | -84.311333 | unknown | raw: Trotwood, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 75f46c54-6521-4877-9c6a-db8ebebcfb07 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 2777f5da-34db-4846-8bef-7857d24e2c22 | Bessemer | MI | us | 46.481336 | -90.05295 | unknown | raw: Bessemer, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 77d4a8f8-9693-49e5-b505-002eae559e38 | Ma Clemens | MI | us | 42.597256 | -82.877975 | unknown | raw: Ma Clemens, Michigan | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| fbd178db-c774-49e9-b3ad-5d9e623d0f22 | 1967-01-17T00:00:00 | 1967 | Dunbar | WV | us | 38.360651 | -81.737349 | unknown | raw: Dunbar, West Virginia | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9079f055-5562-4588-a7ab-f5d633126f5d | Newport | KY | us | 39.088947 | -84.491952 | unknown | raw: Newport, Kentucky | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5eb4518e-65dd-48d9-b9e3-4753f624e505 | Worland | WY | us | 44.016846 | -107.955772 | unknown | raw: Worland, Wyoming | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 58636cf8-b36e-4b91-9535-9cc001a9c618 | 1947-07-07T00:00:00 | 1947 | Tempe | AZ | us | 33.425512 | -111.940016 | unknown | raw: Tempe, Arizona | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| fdcaae21-e32b-4dea-8c1a-196ac899dc33 | 1967-03-09T00:00:00 | 1967 | Onawa | IA | us | 42.026827 | -96.097462 | unknown | raw: Onawa, Iowa | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 13f67cf9-2299-4714-a33e-59ca1e6eb94b | 1950-07-11T00:00:00 | 1950 | Osceola | AR | us | 35.705078 | -89.969532 | unknown | EES, SEG Ie | raw: Osceola, Arkansas EES, SEG Ie, | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 396d7f90-9442-4d72-8ed0-fab845276485 | Spotswood | NJ | us | 40.391774 | -74.398483 | unknown | raw: Spotswood, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a7a87cec-ab61-4535-8a28-7bec914202a4 | Othello | WA | us | 46.82612 | -119.169561 | unknown | raw: Othello, Washington | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| efd761a6-c573-42b2-96f9-e9de5bca391e | Fairplay | CO | us | 39.225189 | -106.001952 | unknown | raw: Fairplay, Colorado | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3b6800e1-199b-4655-b398-85017e34107c | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5de4bebd-f720-4d26-9d52-5690be265030 | Security | CO | us | 38.758329 | -104.743028 | unknown | raw: Security, Colorado | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a5aa68bd-8678-414d-9a47-32000bfd18a7 | 1967-06-29T00:00:00 | 1967 | Scotch Plains | NJ | us | 40.65538 | -74.389873 | unknown | raw: Scotch Plains, New Jersey | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c6e512e9-3104-4b38-bdf7-2b95b6bb0267 | Eaton | OH | us | 39.74394 | -84.636489 | unknown | tiple | raw: Eaton, Ohio tiple | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 386687a6-775b-4942-a713-a27d41db078c | Newcomerstown | OH | us | 40.272292 | -81.605954 | unknown | raw: Newcomerstown, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 31a418fd-9992-4ea4-bfdd-a1add2291f06 | Wayzata | MN | us | 44.970759 | -93.511947 | unknown | raw: Wayzata, Minnesota | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 5fe4dd5c-efd8-42ca-ad7e-ca5739404ac5 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 45e1d8a8-bf13-404a-a2aa-1d33fbb226cf | Collingdale | PA | us | 39.911779 | -75.277129 | unknown | raw: Collingdale, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 17ebca1e-ddb9-4553-adda-4c0cd7afbe71 | Sullivan City | TX | us | 26.277693 | -98.563659 | unknown | raw: Sullivan City, Texas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 306d247f-93a4-4753-b7ff-5c021319b4e9 | Upper Darby | PA | us | 39.928446 | -75.273796 | unknown | raw: Upper Darby, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 3b6881cc-7f9f-49dd-809b-ee03da769419 | 1950-04-02T00:00:00 | 1950 | Tipp City | OH | us | 39.961325 | -84.170061 | unknown | raw: Tipp City, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 8e884ec6-bcbb-47d6-814f-ef24c1a0cb65 | 1950-04-02T00:00:00 | 1950 | Tipp City | OH | us | 39.961325 | -84.170061 | unknown | raw: Tipp City, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 7e787920-21ef-486f-b735-0c9c6543402e | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Multiple | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio Multiple | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| dd719873-73b1-474c-adf9-22408a4193cd | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8281654f-da5b-4e68-99dd-2599092d65c4 | 1965-06-29T00:00:00 | 1965 | Greenville | OH | us | 40.102391 | -84.633299 | unknown | raw: Greenville, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 9b7b7732-64e7-4aba-bbb2-64e581af61c0 | Valley Station | KY | us | 38.111181 | -85.870241 | unknown | Pe Balloon | raw: Valley Station, Kentucky Pe Balloon | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 03511028-cc91-40a6-b18d-b31dd45d8311 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | BALLOON | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio BALLOON | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 27f6366e-453c-4a5e-b401-c164cf00f1a9 | Eaton | OH | us | 39.74394 | -84.636489 | unknown | INSUFFICIENT DATA | raw: Eaton, Ohio INSUFFICIENT DATA | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| cc58251b-d284-46a4-a2b4-f219df93d065 | Upper Darby | PA | us | 39.928446 | -75.273796 | unknown | raw: Upper Darby, Pennsylvania | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 08e5fc8c-357e-4e12-9997-f181be4f5b50 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 71294f08-096b-4734-9109-c44dc8d70bf1 | 21 Avon | NY | us | 42.911388 | -77.745798 | unknown | Other (UNRELIABLE R: | raw: 19343 20,21 Avon, New York Other (UNRELIABLE R: | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| a6d3b13f-3673-4210-9290-da849bbfe33a | 1952-08-06T00:00:00 | 1952 | Shenandoah | IA | us | 40.765547 | -95.372354 | unknown | raw: Shenandoah, Iowa | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| c248f07c-58fd-46b4-b88f-600dcbbb67b5 | 1965-06-29T00:00:00 | 1965 | Greenville | OH | us | 40.102391 | -84.633299 | unknown | raw: Greenville, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| f77e886e-f796-42c7-a8e6-2702203e2728 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8a61835e-c8e7-4022-9b7c-6fd1999acbe8 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Insufficient Data | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio Insufficient Data | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d4c13a97-9d33-4fd5-85e5-2642236802b9 | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | Balloon | raw: j Cincinnati, Ohio Balloon | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| edffa091-bebf-4339-be21-8195bf9238fd | Cincinnati | OH | us | 39.101454 | -84.51246 | unknown | raw: Cincinnati, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 751eb132-267c-4885-a9b4-bcdf3014854d | North Forestville | MD | us | 38.85428 | -76.87775 | unknown | Vis | Other (HOAX) | raw: North Forestville, Maryland Vis: Other (HOAX) | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| 8c938336-9f77-4cd3-a868-824dc3ee9b5b | 1947-06-23T00:00:00 | 1947 | Bridgeport | OH | us | 40.069795 | -80.740083 | unknown | raw: Bridgeport, Ohio | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 58b93f0f-8462-4ecc-aa5b-1329fd74599f | 1952-07-28T00:00:00 | 1952 | Helena | AR | us | 34.526675 | -90.586274 | unknown | raw: Helena, Arkansas | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |
| 607c82d4-d147-41bf-ad3c-18a34f565094 | New Carlisle | IN | us | 41.705687 | -86.509823 | unknown | raw: New Carlisle, Indiana | 8.1 | mixed | Blue Book | 1 | |||
| d393cdf5-4b5b-4daf-b3f7-6f7093d59618 | 1945-12-05T00:00:00 | 1945 | East / Ft Lauderdale, Fl | Florida | us | 26.000001 | -79.500004 | unknown | 1800 | 6 Army Air Force (AAF) planes disoriented. Frantic radio. Huge search loses more. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d31e171f-eb89-4122-b136-f374ef2045ae | 1953-03-25T00:00:00 | 1953 | Nouasseur Ab, Fr Morocco | CSB | mo | 33.366668 | -7.583334 | light | 3600 | Blue Book Case #. Military ground and air and RADAR. Night light circles base. Lands. Disappears. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ded187f6-43a7-45e3-a15e-929ba39d9884 | 1967-11-21T00:00:00 | 1967 | Sofia, Bulg | Sofia | bu | 42.700002 | 23.333334 | disk | 1800 | Large object / 30km altitude changes shape several X. Film and photographs. / r84p193+/ r193#15. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3ce8fa2e-5cfb-4938-a6a3-978e7fd9936d | Pristina, Serbia | SRB | fo | 42.650002 | 21.200001 | light | 120 | 100 observer(s). Star outmaneuvers jet. Very high and faster. During Yugo wave. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |||
| 93468481-60fc-457c-bc9e-34763713b1d1 | 1968-05-10T00:00:00 | 1968 | Oradea, Rom | Bihor | ro | 47.033336 | 21.900001 | light | 7680 | UFO seen / 2 days. Motionless until 11 th. Changes shape / (seen thru) binoculars. Delta etc. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 937dbd31-6276-42a8-b227-8d970c4600bc | 1985-11-29T00:00:00 | 1985 | Tarrassa, Spain | Barcelone | es | 41.533335 | 2.0 | disk | 12480 | Cops and many and RADAR's and pilots. 9km cylinder/cigar-shape glows. Small blip going southwest then going quickly northwest. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3679dc14-73b9-4648-b4e8-ea2685ae9b4f | 1987-08-27T00:00:00 | 1987 | Shengsi Island, Zhejiang | ZHJ | cn | 30.483335 | 122.483339 | disk | 60 | All electric fails. Orange UFO spins. Goes west going east. Most watches stop! | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| be3c9910-aadc-4583-acee-38beccb6c510 | 1989-04-21T00:00:00 | 1989 | Haifa, Israel | HAI | is | 32.833335 | 35.000002 | light | 14400 | Fireball slowly drops / beach. Burns / hours. Odd chemistry-Technetium! see reference. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ed09b6db-aeee-4da3-86ef-da9edcf133b9 | 1990-04-21T00:00:00 | 1990 | Roma, Itl | ROM | it | 41.900002 | 12.466667 | disk | 7200 | Hundreds and more/others. Orange ball / contrail. Jets chase. Police and Media Lns jammed. Vanishes! | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7117ff09-aa5e-4b4b-993e-0565f123583d | 1991-03-17T00:00:00 | 1991 | Carraizo, Pr | Puerto Rico | us | 18.344445 | -66.544448 | disk | 600 | Sky lit / miles. Huge saucer over power station/depot/facility. Going quickly north. Fried. Big outage. / LDLN#311. | 8.07 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ebf3d21f-979b-4299-972f-45d0b3b0f6ba | 2007-10-19T12:44:00 | 2007 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: NCRC | UFO-ZDV relayed a report from the pilot of BKA626. Pilot stated that while observing Ursa Major an unidentified object white in color passedabovein opposite direction. Pilot stated that object did not have navigational lights. ZDV reports no IFR or VFR traffic was in the area RADAR or NON-RADAR. No WX returns on theTSD ina400 NM radius. FAA NCRCC asked ATCSCC for assistance in getting a TSD picture from 0700 saved to a file and emailed to FAA NCRCC. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2007-10-19T12:44 | POD: NCRCC | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f1833729-db72-49a4-8ad3-0c3aed97a7e3 | 2012-08-19T04:08:00 | 2012 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | PIC reported sighting an unidentified flying object 5 NM SE of GAI around 12,500 feet, circular shape, silver color. PCT was notified to report event as prescribed in FAA Order JO 7110.65U Section 8 paragraph9-8-1.JBU1260, same route 25 miles behind UAL976 did not see the object. No targets received on ADAPT or by EADS. 2345: EADS conducted a playback of RADAR tapes covering the time period of the UFO sighting reported by UAL976 with negative findings, NFA. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2012-08-19T04:08 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 10d0145e-d3a9-4fc6-994c-5d63a38954d6 | 2018-03-02T06:52:00 | 2018 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | I90 advised observing a radar target at 2151 initially over the approach end of RWY 22 with a beacon code of 4245, climb from 1,000 feet to 10,100 feet and then hover over the approach end of RWY 31L.AADS replay shows a tag as AV1 at 2154, roll to UFO, then TFC at 2203. Target descends and drops from AADS at 2204. No ACFT observed the UAS, however HOU ATCT visually observed a 'large white UAS until they lost sight of it to the ESE. HOU PD notified at 713-884-3131. No impact to ATC. NW advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2018-03-02T06:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 32afe7bc-0d09-406d-815d-a0c6ca880577 | 2021-05-20T19:49:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Mode C intruder alert observed by controller moving slowly to the NW 50 SE of RIC @ FL400. 2 aircraft at FL390 were queried. First aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon just above them at FL400 and second aircraft (some time later) saw contrails above them at FL400. HQ DEN requested CONR to look at replay. CONR observed primary target off the HPW031 at 12 NM. The unknown phenomenon was traveling NW bound at approximately FL400. HQ DEN asked AMOC for replay and negative results found. ZDC reported calls signs of two previous aircraft as SCX3036 and PPJ510. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-05-20T19:49 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4f3a66b5-1d31-4773-8592-9877cfba867e | 2021-12-18T11:00:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | At 1000 aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left while SE bound at FL370, 10 NM S of MHK. The unknown phenomenon was reported as airborne lights traveling left to right. ATC queried pilot for additional information and verified pilot did not think it was lasers. Nearby military range was queried and no range activity or flares deployed at the time of sighting. No other sightings or reports. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-12-18T11:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d9e2c0ba-6bda-4647-81b8-0f1110641fd6 | 2022-05-23T22:24:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL280 | At 2131 aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL280, vicinity of SDZ. The unknown phenomenon was described as an object traveling E to W bound at approximately same altitude. 2250 HQ DEN AADS replay shows no identified traffic in the vicinity. 2257 Pilot of aircraft called HQ DEN at request to further detail incident. Pilot believes may have been a military aircraft, viewed during climb between FL250-280, however ZDC reported no traffic in vicinity when queried and the target did not display on aircraft's TCAS. ZDC has created FALCON replay of incident and pilot will call OM to discuss report. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-05-23T22:24 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 749c41e3-3fb0-4aa5-b862-d3318f226a97 | 2022-08-10T04:09:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | (CFPL) Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NNE bound at FL330, 1,050 miles off the E coast of the Carolinas, LAT/LONG 3208N/5750W. The crew observed 2 aircraft North of their position operating in a formation in a North to South racetrack pattern. They appeared to have their landing lights on while operating in a left hand racetrack pattern, 3-5 minutes laps with one trailing the other by 5 seconds. Looks like a fast Jet Cap. They area estimated to be 40-50 miles ahead at approximately at or above FL400. LEO not notified. (CFPL) 0409 Update: The Crew is reporting that they continue to observe 2 or 3 lights moving North and East very high above. They report this sighting to possibly be Starlink Satellites. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-10T04:09 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 937971fe-65f1-45bc-ad83-bb7974d4c526 | 2022-08-10T02:59:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NNE bound at FL330, 1,050 miles off the E coast of the Carolinas, LAT/LONG 3208N/5750W. The crew observed 2 aircraft North of their position operating in a formation in a North to South racetrack pattern. They appeared to have their landing lights on while operating in a left hand racetrack pattern, 3-5 minutes laps with one trailing the other by 5 seconds. Looks like a fast Jet Cap. They area estimated to be 40-50 miles ahead at approximately at or above FL400. LEO not notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-10T02:59 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5e05b478-2e4c-44a6-a010-ceb6d4dec2a9 | 2022-10-07T01:56:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | LSE ATCT reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 5 NM S of LSE at 1,500 feet. The unknown phenomenon was visually observed by LSE ATCT and described as having flashing green/red/blue lights and looking like a jelly fish, traveling W bound. ZMP observes a primary target on RADAR in the area. No aircraft observations. 0205 ZMP reports no additional observations on RADAR. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-07T01:56 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2aef11e4-58a9-4785-b4f9-5ae3fac5d93d | 2023-08-12T05:55:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the R side while N bound at 20,000 feet, at 34.25N 80.09W (30NM SW FLO). The unknown phenomenon was described as three circling lights maneuvering at 40,000 feet. ZJX did receive a primary RADAR target at the LAT/LONG location. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-12T05:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e6ffc1f1-0f15-4733-9924-743f0b1147c7 | 2023-08-21T12:27:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL370, 11NM SW of PCU. The unknown phenomenon was a round, black and white oblong object approximately the size of an Embraer E-145 aircraft. The object was traveling W bound at approximately FL360 to FL370. No evasive maneuvers and no additional operational impact reported. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-21T12:27 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 48e2d061-8e2b-46fb-85a0-94ce12253e31 | 2023-11-22T00:42:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at 14,000 feet, 36NM E of RSW. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights vertical then horizontal at 14,000 feet. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. Also N516WP LJ60 PTK - FXE concurred with the report. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-22T00:42 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9a03be87-990a-4e84-a8e5-1c429aa5b9c7 | 2023-11-25T18:28:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | ACECOMM (State Police unit located on AOA) received a call from a civilian on the ground at Rio Grande, NJ. ACECOMM notified ACY ATCT. Person reported a cylindrical object at the intersection of RTE 9 and RTE 47. No known altitude or direction. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system or by ATC personnel. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-25T18:28 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f1bbac49-3ae4-43d3-82b0-0a24308dcebc | 2023-12-27T10:30:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Multiple aircraft (NKS2804, AAL2014) reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while E bound at 41,000 feet, 30NM N of SLN. The unknown phenomenon was 2 bright white light increasing and decreasing in distance to each other and moving in circles. The lights were straight ahead/directly east. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-27T10:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d5dc8e69-da47-45b9-8909-dcaaa0ebc2bc | 2023-12-29T00:32:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at 16,000 feet, 3436N 8648W. The unknown phenomenon were red and orange lights traveling in no specific direction 16,000 feet. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. No evasive maneuvers were taken. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-12-29T00:32 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| babdfee7-55b9-4c79-a094-edc5557529da | 2024-01-13T20:26:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while E bound at 7,000 feet, 16 NM SE of SAT. The unknown phenomenon was white and blue in color at approximately 7,000 feet. No evasive action. No impact to operation. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-13T20:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 96d0b8e1-604d-4e87-9bfd-154134d732ae | 2024-01-20T02:35:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at 36,000 feet, 33 NM North of MKS. L/L coordinates 3605N/8851W. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights in the distance, diming and light intensifying. The crew was unable to determine the distance/altitude. Observation was visually with no on board equipment being utilized for the sighting. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-20T02:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 30e91b0d-a1d2-46cd-99d0-19565031bc28 | 2024-01-20T02:50:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while W bound at 32,000 feet, 40 NM SE of FSM. L/L coordinates 3501N/9441W. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights approximately 80 miles in the distance maneuvering at an unknown altitude above them at the KOMMA Intersection. Observation was visually without utilizing on board equipment. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar systems. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-01-20T02:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 91c72019-93e4-4c79-8677-c23ae54539fb | 2024-03-16T01:57:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | OMIC reports, multiple aircraft in the vicinity of JCT VOR reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon believed to be some type of rocket. The device passed from below to above and then appeared to break up into pieces and/or disappear. The device was very bright and had smoke. Report was at 36,000 feet and device was moving west to east. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. NORAD notified. ZHU will file MOR and attach FALCON replay. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-16T01:57 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1f6dbaca-a70c-4a69-9390-e5532e683081 | 2024-03-29T13:23:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound at 4,000 feet, 22NM NE of VCT. The unknown phenomenon was a white object traveling around the aircraft at 4,000 feet. No evasive maneuvers. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-03-29T13:23 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cb1faf7d-1995-4b5b-a02c-08cce2b8afb0 | 2024-05-16T20:31:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at 3,700 feet, 7NM SE of PSP. The unknown phenomenon was a manned jet pack traveling N bound at approximately 3,500 feet. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar systems. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-05-16T20:31 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8eb936ea-66d6-43f5-bdd9-8c9205ca492e | 2024-06-03T18:52:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Facility observed a UAP 4 NM SW of SWF beginning approximately 1800. Object appeared to be stationary at 4,000 feet, no impact to operations. Object is estimated to be 50 feet long, boomerang shaped, and is not observed on RADAR. Object remained in vicinity for approximately 50 minutes before disappearing into the clouds. TY, PD notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-06-03T18:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c0fcdd66-0a44-408e-a6e8-9d2a6dbe784c | 2024-06-15T22:22:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon below while S bound at 11,000 feet, 10 NM S of DEN. The unknown phenomenon was red and blue, 3 to 4 feet in diameter at approximately 10,000 feet. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-06-15T22:22 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8a63d241-b4cc-4751-93b8-9935ddcdff64 | 2024-07-27T16:17:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound at 40,000 feet, 20 NM NE of ILM. The unknown phenomenon was White/Metallic cylindrical object near the aircraft at approximately 38,000 feet. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-07-27T16:17 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6d009ec5-efa2-45f2-9e6d-cf6ca08f4185 | 2024-10-19T00:10:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SW bound at 7,000 feet, 7NM SE of CHS. The unknown phenomenon was an orange light going straight up to 10,000 feet and then back down not traveling in any direction. The UAP was not observed on ATC facility radar system. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-19T00:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 8.0 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d888038b-e803-4212-baed-2fb755e341fb | 1958-01-16T00:00:00 | 1958 | Ilha de Trindade | Espírito Santo | br | -20.5139 | -29.3289 | saturn-shaped | Brazilian navy ship Almirante Saldanha crew including Captain, scientists witnessed ring-shaped UFO during International Geophysical Year. Photographer Almiro Baraúna captured photographs. Object made sharp turn and departed northwest. | Ref: Wikipedia — Trindade Island photographs; Brazilian Navy | 8.0 | military | Brazil-Wiki | 2 | |
| 20f4b376-6031-4fa4-a0b3-2f0044c16085 | 2008-11-19T00:00:00 | 2008 | Cláudio | Minas Gerais | br | -20.4447 | -44.7656 | Cláudio Case — Military Police chased luminous humanoid creatures and photographed UFOs over two nights. Report signed by seven military personnel with three photographs and official police report. | Ref: Wikipedia refs [29][30] — signed military police report with photographs | 8.0 | military | Brazil-Wiki | 2 | ||
| 57b74de9-0e9f-419d-b5e3-cff3dc537cfd | Algiers | dz | 28.0 | 3.0 | Diplomatic cable from US Embassy in Algiers reporting unidentified flying objects sighted by embassy personnel. No repeat or recent reports available. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00002_released.pdf | 8.0 | government | NARA-NSA | 1 | |||||
| 70a28e74-6ade-491a-8b7d-e5cb2038ed76 | Tokyo | jp | 36.0 | 138.0 | object | Sighting of an object possibly originating from a space vehicle reported by American Embassy in Tokyo. The object was sighted and initially appeared in Japanese language Yomiuri newspaper. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00008_released.pdf | 8.0 | government | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||
| d5fab6bc-6cad-4fd6-836e-02b80df71a40 | Buenos Aires | ar | -34.0 | -64.0 | disc-like object | During a November 12, 1966 solar eclipse observation in Buenos Aires, Dr. Salvatore Beyes, a meteorologist with a reputation for weather forecasting, observed and photographed a saucer-like object visible in the underground in various positions throughout the eclipse cycle. The object was noted in slides taken during the two-hour eclipse duration. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00010_released.pdf | 8.0 | professional | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||
| aa1e611f-7a34-4ac5-aba0-13238ee8ff1a | General Teran | mx | 23.0 | -102.0 | Report of unidentified object which fell near the Municipality of General Teran, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. A letter from the Mayor of General Teran was forwarded to the Governor of Nuevo Leon regarding the incident. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00011_released.pdf | 8.0 | government | NARA-NSA | 1 | |||||
| 0bdf40fe-9b46-4fd1-bcdd-5bd16899b077 | ao | -11.0 | 17.0 | flying saucers | Local press reported possible sighting of two flying saucers by passengers and crew of a TAP aircraft near Angola on December 10, 1966. The objects were described as disc-shaped, maneuvered in swift dives and climbs, and remained visible for approximately 20 minutes. | Doc: intelligence_report | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00012_released.pdf | 8.0 | professional | NARA-NSA | 1 | |||||
| 8e42c252-70f7-4b72-8feb-108790024947 | Tunis | tn | 34.0 | 9.0 | Two parts: greenish-blue circular object about size of full moon, and a few degrees to right of polar star | Phenomena almost identical to REFTEC seen by many observers in Tunis evening July 13 including Embassy officials. Consisted of two-part object with greenish-blue circular appearance bearing a few degrees to east, with horizon below it with respect to polar star. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-NSA | File: 457UAP00014_released.pdf | 8.0 | government | NARA-NSA | 1 | ||||
| 99fce112-7f9d-4a3f-9fd9-c1c82890e871 | Cordoba | ar | -34.0 | -64.0 | flying saucer | Argentine media reported UFO sightings over the country in May 1980, which were attributed by a NASA engineer of Argentine origin to a NASA experiment called 'Firewheel' involving artificial cloud injection to create comet-like appearances in the sky. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-State | File: 059UAP00002_80_BUENOS_AIRES_5003.eml.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | NARA-State | 1 | ||||
| 5ee703de-af65-4f25-97eb-1d4bc4a0c990 | Resistencia | ar | -34.0 | -64.0 | Ball of fire | A 'ball of fire' was observed in the sky over Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina on November 28, 1984, traveling west to east with a strong jolt apparently resulting from impact. Argentine Space Commission investigated but found no physical remains. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-State | File: 059UAP00003_84_BUENOS_AIRES_9606.eml.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | NARA-State | 1 | ||||
| a482f42b-2ebb-4e54-b339-a41cc74800bb | af | 33.0 | 65.0 | hemispheric, light source | Multiple reports of strange, intensely bright lights illuminating large portions of Afghan sky since September 1980, described by adventurers and journalists as covering up to one quarter of the sky, with accounts differing on beam characteristics and movement patterns. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-State | File: 059UAP00004_81_ISLAMABAD_1515.eml.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | NARA-State | 1 | |||||
| e759cef1-73e3-4f5c-8d7b-9622994fca94 | Kuwait | kw | 29.0 | 47.0 | Hemisphere or half-moon shape | Kuwait Airways pilot H. Shamlan reported sighting a large bright hemisphere-shaped light phenomenon estimated at 10 miles diameter during descent of flight KU542 from Cairo to Kuwait on June 20, 1980. The phenomenon remained visible and was also sighted by crew of flight KU708, but could not be detected by radar or weather systems. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-State | File: 059UAP00005_80_KUWAIT_3223.pdf | 8.0 | professional | NARA-State | 1 | ||||
| e7ca62e1-f776-49e4-8cf8-529e4ece5290 | Lomé | tg | 8.0 | 1.0 | burning object | Multiple callers reported seeing a burning object flying low in the sky on a north-south trajectory near Lome Airport during the night of July 27, 1987. Regional African Air Traffic Safety Organization official contacted US Embassy requesting information on possible satellite break-up or other aerial phenomena. | Doc: diplomatic_cable | Source: NARA-State | File: 059UAP00006_87_LOME_4497.eml.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | NARA-State | 1 | ||||
| 2d37249b-0298-40c4-aac4-49e81eda3924 | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Alleged crash near Roswell in July 1947 that was the subject of extensive government record searches and investigations by multiple agencies including the Department of Defense, FBI, CIA, and National Security Council. | Agency: Navy | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| ae49c756-418f-4716-9a4b-170a559d1e39 | Lincoln County | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | wreckage debris | W.W. Brazel and his son Vernon reportedly found a large area of bright wreckage including rubber strips, tinfoil, broken wood, and paper on their ranch. | Agency: None | Doc: field_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 488bc1a6-7f58-43e4-b2f4-0f898b04d3a3 | Elllington Field | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Flying disc | General Hoyt Vandenberg was reportedly busy with a 'flying disc' incident involving Elllington Field, Texas and Spokane on July 7, 1947. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | military/government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7fbe796f-741f-43e4-b3fc-a18ddf9228d4 | New Mexico | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Travel of Lt. General Nathan Twining, Commander of the Air Materiel Command, to New Mexico in July 1947, cited by pro-UFO writers as indicating unusual activity. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fef350ad-8b3c-4185-9e70-d98078dac991 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | glowing UFO | A spectacular glowing UFO was photographed from a Concorde aircraft during a 1973 solar eclipse over Texas. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | professional | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 4fec111e-cdab-4022-b875-0f608a2b2d17 | Leary | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | bright, moving object | A bright, moving object was observed in the sky over Leary, Georgia, shining as brightly as the Moon. The object was visible for 10 to 12 minutes and was investigated by a regional NICAP representative. | Agency: None | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b04efd18-6a52-44b9-88d0-152fc39a75b9 | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Oblong objects with reddish glow | Multiple UFO sightings reported near Fort Ritchie by civilians and military personnel. Objects described as oblong with reddish glow observed moving north-east to west at various locations around Site R mountain. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | military/civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b3702763-6d72-40cb-9105-67c7206e4586 | Leary | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | bright, moving object | A bright, moving object was observed in the sky over Leary, Georgia in October 1969. The object shone as brightly as the Moon and was visible for 10 to 12 minutes. | Agency: NASA | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9ca4f63a-7015-42e9-8a54-1e831d875f84 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | glowing object | A spectacular glowing UFO was photographed from a Concorde aircraft during a 1973 solar eclipse. The object appeared to glow in the sky. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | professional | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| ea6b10f2-b63d-4121-ab64-dfc366d142cf | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | large unidentified object | A rancher and his son (Vernon, Lincoln County, New Mexico) reported finding a large area of bright wreckage made up of rubber strips, tinfoil, rough paper, and sticks on July 4, 1947. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6afd777c-18f6-4ca1-83ad-43384cb60f46 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | The UFO Wave of 1947 began in June with 6 alleged sightings between May 17 and July 12, 1947, with some researchers claiming as many as 800 sightings during this period. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | mixed | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| b57b8cfc-4abc-419a-a18b-b680faab8e02 | Leary | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | bright, moving object | Mr. Carter (then Governor of Georgia) reported seeing a bright, moving object in the sky that at one point shone as brightly as the Moon. NICAP investigated and classified it as unidentified. | Agency: NASA | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | government | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 52ab0434-8bfd-481c-8946-ef569b542881 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | glowing | A spectacular glowing UFO was photographed from a Concorde aircraft during a 1973 solar eclipse. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | professional | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 9cfe6789-d3be-48c6-b371-276945f77f2f | Fort Ritchie | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | oblong objects with reddish tint | Multiple UFO sightings reported by civilians and military personnel near Fort Ritchie and Site R, including reports of 3 oblong objects moving east to west with reddish tint, and observations of a UFO over ammunition storage area at 100-200 yards altitude. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | military/civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9230917a-c309-459e-8ca0-1ec0d52a227e | Roswell | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Debris materials including foil-like and rubber materials with symbols | Recovery of debris from ranch property including foil-like metallic gray substance, brittle brownish-black plastic-like material, and I-beams with purple-violet writing with geometric shapes and hieroglyphic-like markings. | Agency: USAF | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | civilian/military | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a4ab0403-5830-4166-b041-208a4a09e019 | Lincoln County | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Large area of bright wreckage | W.W. Brazzel of Lincoln County and his son Vernon found a large area of bright wreckage made of rubber strips, tinfoil, a rather tough paper, and sticks on their property on July 14, 1947. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0b206a08-3db9-4387-9559-890b179186c9 | Mount Airy | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | Civilians reported a UFO sighting near Mount Airy, Maryland. Information was obtained via a call from the National Aeronautics Board to the Fort Ritchie Military Police. | Agency: NMCC | Doc: memo | File: dod_ufo_270pages.pdf | 8.0 | civilian | DoD-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f415886e-7764-489b-a74e-518314295162 | 2008-11-03T03:15:00 | 2008 | Seattle | WA | us | 47.6062 | -122.3321 | light | 720 | ATC observed sustained light maneuvering at high speed. Captured on facility radar and security video. | 8.0 | aviation | NARCAP | 2 |
| 8b53bd03-0391-4f7b-99bd-a0cc7e4c9d61 | Aguadilla | PR | us | 18.4931 | -67.1294 | unknown | U.S. Customs and Border Protection De Havilland Canada 8 aircraft captured infrared video of two objects drifting at wind speed near Rafael Hernandez Airport. Objects appeared to separate and move over airport before disappearing. Assessed as sky lanterns by AARO. | 8.0 | military | DoD | 1 | |||
| 3407adfd-c094-443a-8f14-d8d812eb495f | Rabaul | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright object | Met observer G. Piddock sighted a UFO at 1844Z traveling rapidly in NW to SE direction. Object appeared very bright on a regular path with unknown height, not resembling a meteorite due to steady brightness and lack of apparent tail. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: satellite (assessed by DCA) | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 34b1779b-123a-4f74-a70b-72ee8a81864f | 1971-08-15T00:00:00 | 1971 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright white light | Sighting of a bright white light observed near Launceston on 15 August 1971. Object described as producing white light with no apparent method of propulsion identified. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4eaef589-d4e9-4e58-8ea0-7f4b64f87a4e | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | grey cylinder | Two women detected an object above Mt Majura using a detector device. The grey cylinder performed a square/circular maneuver pattern and was visible only through binoculars. Airport radar showed nothing due to blind spot over Mt Majura. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ab6e7d44-f4fb-45cf-95f5-9132522e9b3e | Phillip | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | cigar-shaped, appeared round at one stage | A caller reported observing a cigar-shaped object travelling north at 1:32 pm that appeared round in shape at one stage. Airport control tower confirmed no aircraft in that direction at that time. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d999a14a-4f06-46b1-81fb-92cc87084962 | Wallan | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Single bright light source | Observer R.J. Jamieson, a professional pilot with 30 years experience, witnessed a bright light performing acrobatic maneuvers at high speed, leaving a trail of brilliant light. The object appeared to perform aerobatics that no conventional aircraft could execute at such speeds. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8a4f4227-982a-4add-a659-240783ab8aa9 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | beam of light, funnel-shaped | Observer witnessed a misty neon light beam approximately 3 feet wide with a funnel shape appearing south of house looking east about 15 degrees elevation. The light seemed to fade from top to bottom with no apparent movement. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Explained as planet Venus | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7d0c33b6-08a0-46fd-b9df-674773166325 | Ross | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Too high and distant to distinguish; described as small object, hardly visible except when reflecting sun; one witness described it as rectangular | Meteorologist at Ross Observatory observed a small, distant object reflecting sunlight over Danks Park. Multiple observers reported the sighting, with two objects initially present, though observer could only see one. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 49ce8842-b84b-4a6f-90af-f3db76da3220 | Balcombe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Two flashing red lights | Mr. G. Clarke and family observed two flashing red lights near Balcombe Army Camp at 6:10 p.m. The lights crossed the highway, followed their vehicle for three miles, then sped away eastward at high speed. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 36e50981-27dd-4845-831d-032d5abaf947 | 1964-01-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Charlestown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | sparkling silver light | Mrs Wilma Fraser observed a sparkling silver light traversing the full field of view without giving impression of rapid movement. No sound was heard during the sighting. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: satellite (US satellite No. 1964/001A) | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7a592581-260d-4ff3-ad96-120ab6db7cfc | 1964-01-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Charlestown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | sparkling silver light | Mrs Wilma Fraser reported the object visible again at approximately 2100 hours. Flight Lieutenant viewed the object and confirmed it as the same satellite identified on the previous night. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: satellite (US satellite No. 1964/001A) | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ee90bfb1-40fc-49ad-9c7e-7fb7ebe2d7c7 | 1973-09-19T00:00:00 | 1973 | Newcastle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Aircraft with red, green and white flashing lights | Report of unusual aerial sighting on 19 September 1973 determined to be a DC-3 aircraft operated by Train and Tram, en route from Launceston to Essendon. Unusual radar tracks and appearance attributed to low power navigation lights and lack of temperature inversion affecting atmospheric visibility. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 54000315-bfea-4731-8b4e-65dcfd9fb1b5 | 1971-09-06T00:00:00 | 1971 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not specified | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mrs D. Watt on 6th September 1971. RAAF determined the probable cause was an Air New Zealand DC-8 aircraft conducting approach circuit prior to landing at Tullamarine Airport. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| cf22cb67-0c9a-4225-8569-43cf125eb862 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Three resolved spots of light with grayish vapor trail around them | Object appeared as three spots of light (one much brighter than the other two) with vapor trail, orbited well without atmospheric disturbance, passed below auroral region. Flash of light occurred at true north without altering orbit or form. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b5a8f6dc-d466-4e4b-9940-b24737e62751 | 1962-05-05T00:00:00 | 1962 | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Described as having a convex shape | Observer Aubrey George Jelrob observed an unusual aerial object at 09:15 on 5 May 1962 that initially appeared bright and luminous. Object exhibited a vertical climb, then suddenly changed course to the west. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Later attributed to natural meteorological phenomena by Senior Officer in charge of Operations Room (25 May 1962) | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b6bfa2b8-ee99-44a9-8cfe-17106d2cd735 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified flying object | Film of unidentified flying object taken by Mr. T.P. Drury of the Department of Civil Aviation. Film was handed to the Air Department but not returned to the witness. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 00a6e4ad-c276-45fd-868a-36e4b1a7cc66 | 1961-06-28T00:00:00 | 1961 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object with fiery trail | Multiple witnesses across Darwin Territory reported a bright object with fiery trail traveling seaward towards Darwin, accompanied by loud noise. Additional sightings reported from Darwin, Tennants Creek, and Wonarah Station between 27-28 June 1961. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d697c55f-3700-4bc2-bf88-9fb4d45e05b5 | Sehulea | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer K.E. Hollamby and wife observed a blue-yellow-green colored hovering light at an estimated 5,000-8,000 feet above Karogorea Bay that wavered back and forth and moved up and down slightly before disappearing westward. The light was bright enough to illuminate the beach. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bdc9a508-3ee3-4910-b349-2bd402b7f23c | Sehulea | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer in charge witnessed a blue then yellow-green colored light hovering between 5,000-8,000 feet above Karogorea Bay. The light wavered back and forth, moved up and down slightly, then dropped and rose before disappearing westward. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UFO | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e447fac5-307c-4af6-9e65-40a0f1f43ff3 | 2000-01-01T00:00:00 | 2000 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Strange marks on film, described as objects moving very fast and reflecting strong light | Corporal A.A. Nyika recorded unexplained marks on film while photographing for an inter-unit competition. The objects were not visible to the naked eye but appeared on the negative as fast-moving objects reflecting light in the 1800-2000 Kelvin range. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 65f69c6b-83e9-4aab-a688-3eb19ec1f644 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Film of a UFO taken by Mr. T. Drury, Director of Civil Aviation at Port Moresby. The film was referred to the Department of Air and subsequently sent to the United States for evaluation, with the UFO frames excised before being returned. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f52e7cf7-0fb4-493e-874a-483a69e2a7dc | Rutland Plains Station | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Three objects, red in colour | Three red-coloured objects observed at extremely high altitude bearing 250 degrees then overhead to 210 degrees, spaced 8-15 miles apart. First object exploded into four pieces with bright yellowish-white tails 217-35 feet long; after two minutes remaining three objects exploded with loud reports at 30-second intervals followed by final loud explosion. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED UFO INTEL REPORT | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 22c15cba-2b8a-427a-8152-8c85a557a66f | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Multiple groups in vee formation with circular/blob-like lights, each trailing exhaust-like flame | Three witnesses aboard merchant vessel observed multiple groups of brilliant white circular lights in vee formation moving from west to east at high speed, with thin pencil lines of light trailing astern from each object. Formation obscured by cloud. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | maritime/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 11e51b89-e6a6-4d4f-83eb-d679fdc4b96c | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | White light | A white light was observed high up moving at a fast speed toward the southwest without changing course. Sighting was corroborated by tower controllers at Essendon. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | civilian/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f7ad0ff5-0e73-43a4-b67e-6a038e5b9547 | Mount Barker | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Intelligence report of UFO sighting at Mount Barker. Initial report stated object moving south at high speed. Radar and aircraft movement checks revealed no known military or civil aircraft in area. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b269581f-8e5c-4313-8bb1-12adb5c28122 | 1968-08-27T00:00:00 | 1968 | Box Hill North | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light(s), appeared as moving lights | Observer reported aerial object with bright lights observed at night on 27 August 1968 near Essendon airport. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was likely multiple aircraft approaching Essendon airport with landing lights, with radar showing only normal traffic. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Explained - Aircraft | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c5c96855-def3-4391-b756-d53d5ec9dd3a | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | shining object | Squadron Leader B.J. Graf, pilot of a Sabre aircraft, observed a shining object traveling on a track of approximately 230 degrees from a point 5 miles north of Laverton, which appeared to disappear into cloud. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | military/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0f4af1a2-82f4-427a-ae01-c4f661c5f04f | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unspecified | Aerial object photographed by Kinetheodolite Operator Gnr. Willis at Woomera at 1520 hours. Negative photograph submitted to Director. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 33487635-3090-4574-b7be-d05dbfb8d3d5 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | blur of light | Motion picture film taken by T.C. Drury, Department of Civil Aviation official, showing an unidentified moving object. Film subjected to detailed study and processing but only established a blur of light moving across the film. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c39a7813-d784-4d43-b447-3172aec6570a | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown, appeared slightly larger than a pinhead to observer | Mr. T.C. Drury of the Department of Civil Aviation observed a cloud formation with a vapour trail from which an object emerged and climbed rapidly northwesterly at very high speed, leaving a clearly defined vapour trail. The object was photographed on telephoto lens and appeared to be a high-speed aircraft at extreme altitude. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e99d8b0b-ef0b-4379-9f8b-43003783172a | Karoonorea | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer observed blue/yellow-green flashing light at 5,000-8,000 feet above Karoonorea Bay that wavered back and forth and moved up and down slightly. Light was bright enough to illuminate the beach like a new or first quarter moon. Object eventually rose and disappeared in westerly direction. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ce3179e3-1705-437d-b5b4-f282d804a21d | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cylindrical | Nine cylindrical UFOs with flashing red, green, blue and yellow lights reported over north central Victoria during weekend. Hundreds of people contacted police and radio stations around 11 pm on Friday. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a9efc32f-9bf5-4829-a709-347629b12c72 | 1983-05-21T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright white lights with smaller red and green lights, appearing to spin or rotate rapidly | Hundreds of people observed unusual bright white lights with red and green adjacent lights over Bendigo on the night of 20-21 May 1983. Multiple lights were reported simultaneously in various parts of the sky, mostly stationary. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 0125e99e-9645-4d9b-a2bd-154d32f6ba59 | 1985-11-17T00:00:00 | 1985 | Charleville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unknown | Meteorological office report of unusual aerial sighting with specific radar returns on 16 and 17 November 1985. Subsequent investigation found no matching RAAF aircraft records. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ee50ae61-2e83-4928-9e18-67afec3034a4 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | disc-like object | A.F. L.B. Walker reported a disc-shaped object sighted over Boxwood that remained visible for some 30 minutes. The witness was certain the object was not an aircraft and reported minimal change of position. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a28849b-4790-48c7-9e0e-c1788a4b0a63 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | circular, shining | Shining circular object with red vapour trail observed from backyard at 0300Z, estimated 20-30 feet diameter, heading towards bay. Radar search conducted but only detected departing DC3 aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3b875501-d32a-4261-b7ac-0d577a556d6c | 1966-01-01T00:00:00 | 1966 | Daly Waters | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified object in sky | An object was observed for 30 minutes moving from 183° azimuth 58.5 elevation to 170.8° azimuth 58.6 elevation. Previous UFO reports from Daly Waters were noted on 18-5-1966 and 26-11-1966. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 215a0c07-7639-4902-883f-abb0b25dfdb9 | 1976-05-23T00:00:00 | 1976 | Cairns | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | pale colored object with distinct edges | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Robertson on 23 May 1976 near Cairns with five other witnesses present. RAAF Headquarters requested detailed report and written statements from all witnesses. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4651fe79-84a9-41a1-9379-962421996aff | Goulburn | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Lights with vague shapes underneath, resembling saucers | Naval pilot Lieutenant J. A. O'Farrell in a Sea Fury aircraft at 13,000 feet observed two lights on radar with vague shapes beneath, passing ahead at very fast speed while flying at 220 knots. The sighting was confirmed by radar at Nowra naval air station. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | military pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 92a77cd1-1cde-4677-9f2e-b771d542e430 | Esperance | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Aurora-like phenomenon | Aurora sighting first noticed at 1545 GMT with azimuth 196.5 to 209.5 degrees and elevation 16 degrees. Object displayed pale pink colour changing to dark pink, faded and disappeared by 1605 GMT. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Probable satellite re-entry | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 86757b0a-5888-4397-9b4c-32a0ada411ae | 1977-02-18T00:00:00 | 1977 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Lights on bottom of object rotating, approximately height of Jumbo Jet | Object with rotating lights on bottom moved steadily east to west across sky. Observed on nights of 15, 16, 17, and 18 February 1977 at 8:00 PM each night. Produced no sound, vapour or odour. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| bedb7a2e-3b50-4a2b-842a-c121a118cfb5 | 1972-12-08T00:00:00 | 1972 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Dust clouds | Captain Hill of M.V. Vancouver Island observed dust clouds on 8 December 1972 that appeared in satellite photographs. Meteorological analysis suggested the clouds were likely dust raised by convective activity rather than an unknown phenomenon. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c1b40f6f-8e92-4c26-ad82-c6aa2c522c7c | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | disc | UFO sighting observed on June 28 or 29, 1955 by multiple witnesses in NSW. Object described as clear disc with other witnessing aircraft present. Object observed to have a different hue at one point. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a5f61355-4bb8-4719-936c-efe7d7363d42 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | grey cylinder | Two women detected an object above Mt Majura using a detector device. The object was a small grey cylinder performing square-like circular motions. Radar at Mt Majura reported nothing due to blind spot coverage. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d5802217-08f4-4808-b364-971c9f656825 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | cigar-shaped, appeared round at one stage | A caller reported seeing a cigar-shaped object travelling north at 1:32 pm on June 30th that turned and appeared round in shape. Airport control tower reported no aircraft in that direction at that time. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9be0e2a8-50e1-4d01-b39e-bb25ee54a9dd | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | light/bright object | Miss Robyn Ellis observed a bright light in daylight conditions from Launceston Airport. The object was subsequently sighted by multiple witnesses including tower controller, met forecaster, met observer, light aircraft pilot, and other personnel. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: PLANET VENUS | 8.0 | civilian/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ccdebb0a-bbcc-4531-82f3-998b1c1cdacd | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | beam of light, funnel-shaped | Observer reported a misty neon light appearing as a funnel-shaped beam about 3 feet wide, positioned to the east and south of house. Light appeared to fade from top to bottom with no movement observed. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Explained as planet Venus | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d54ea58d-8422-472c-85ff-e88db52f961a | Balcombe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | two flashing red lights | Mr. G. Clarke and family observed two flashing red lights near Balcombe Army Camp at 6:10 PM. The lights crossed the highway, followed their vehicle for approximately three miles before speeding away eastward. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f957adb6-7895-4029-9d69-1bc146a75d4b | North Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Bright white light described as similar to a 200 watt electric light globe observed by David Osborne Moore and his wife traveling from South West to North East direction over North Manly before suddenly disappearing. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a973436d-ce2c-4a5a-9f54-d4e054f26329 | Brookvale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | omnibus-sized object | David Osborne Moore reported sighting an object described as the size of an omnibus radiantly illuminated above the Brookvale Control and Reporting Unit. Investigation determined this was likely a civilian helicopter that had landed in the area. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b17fd8b4-700d-4cee-bd50-8a57cd78d0d5 | Newcastle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Aircraft with navigation lights | Report of unusual aerial phenomenon on 18th September 1973 determined to be a DC-3 aircraft operated by Intra and Trans, en route from Launceston to Essendine. Red, green and white flashing lights appeared unusual due to lack of temperature inversion reducing atmospheric pollution. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Aircraft (DC-3) | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6ab1f83c-ed77-4c25-a675-3c2961b12f33 | Homebush | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Mrs D. Watt reported an unusual aerial sighting on 6th September 1977. Investigation determined the most probable cause was an Air New Zealand DC-8 aircraft carrying out an approach circuit prior to landing at Tullamarine Airport. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Identified - Aircraft | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8f6cef92-c023-4d93-8c01-a39ffd3b3fd4 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Elongated shape with apparatus and shiny radar reflector suspended from balloon | Sighting analyzed as a weather balloon with radar reflector. Observer reported object approaching then turning to the north, with movement consistent with balloon behavior under wind conditions. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Weather balloon | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f19b64ed-674e-411a-9715-7da504a07eb9 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Three resolved spots of light with greyish form/vapour trail around them | Object appeared as three spots of light (one much brighter) with greyish vapour trail, travelled from south to north horizon, passed below auroral region with flash of light that did not alter orbit or form. No noise heard. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 68d19436-7d96-4012-9d2f-d1c708d4d8c7 | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | oval or convex shape | Observer at RAAF location sighted a bright object overhead which appeared to conduct a vertical climb then suddenly changed course to the west. Object had visible structural detail and was photographed. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: meteorological phenomena (RAAF determination) | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ced95dec-f604-4c9c-ad90-c3b76f913186 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unspecified | Unidentified flying object filmed by Mr T.P. Drury of Department of Civil Aviation; film handed to Air Department but not returned as of February 1962. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| c815e627-0e3c-4d1b-b75a-b2badc618226 | Sehulea | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer K.E. Hollamby observed a blue then yellow-green colored light hovering at 5,000-8,000 feet above Karogorea Bay. The object wavered back and forth and moved up and down slightly before rising and disappearing westward. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Confidential | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fc896b9d-6e3e-427d-9a5b-8f93fe502868 | Sehulea | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer in charge observed a blue/yellow-green light hovering between 5,000-8,000 feet over Karogorea Bay, wavering back and forth and moving up and down. Light was bright enough to illuminate beach like a quarter moon. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6b39c825-870a-4cd8-9130-77b28fea04ca | Mackay | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular platform with spotlights and three legs | Three witnesses including commercial pilot J.W. Tilse reported seeing a circular object with 20-30 lights above a circular platform that landed near Mackay. The object had three legs and moved over treetops; witnesses reported scorched vegetation and took photographs. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8329451e-c3d1-4017-94b8-642953ec4e81 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Strange marks on film, described as traces | Corporal NYIKA recorded unexplained marks on photographic film while photographing for Inter-Unit competition. Objects were not visible to naked eye but appeared on developed negative. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 038f23b8-d3b0-4b8f-8e2f-82d5a1986e7a | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | Film of a UFO taken by Mr. T. Drury, Director of Civil Aviation at Port Moresby. Film was sent to the United States for evaluation and returned with UFO frames excised. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5b257d14-0e6e-4f81-bcc3-2291d9018138 | Rutland Plains Station | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Three objects, red in colour | Three red objects sighted at extremely high altitude bearing 250-310 degrees, spaced 8-15 miles apart. First object exploded into four pieces with bright yellowish/white tails 217-330 feet long; remaining objects exploded with loud reports at 30-second intervals. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Probable cause: exploding meteorite shower over Cape York Peninsula | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 604d18ae-8579-4adc-87a4-17e0060dd1f3 | Box Hill North | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light(s), no definite object shape observed | Observer reported aerial lights observed on night of 27 August 1968. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was consistent with multiple aircraft approaching Essendon airport for landing, with bright landing lights and navigation lights explaining the observed phenomena. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Explained - Aircraft | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5245c440-9434-4f08-a243-adc496940238 | Burwood | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Star-like | Mr. Newton observed an unusual aerial object appearing as a star in close proximity to the sun, moving from East to West with one instance of West to East movement. RAAF investigation concluded the object was the planet Venus based on astronomical calculations and visual confirmation. | RADAR CONFIRMED | Classification: Venus (Identified) | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9b4184f9-7587-420a-b065-0993009d1e06 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown | 2/5963 Gnr. WILLIS, R.J., a Kinetheodolite Operator at Woomera, observed an aerial object at 1520 hours and photographed it with a Kine Theodolite. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3685b9fc-316f-4a52-a229-91b4efa46abc | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | blur of light | Motion picture film taken by T.C. Drury, Department of Civil Aviation official, showing an unidentified moving object. Detailed study and processing could only establish a blur of light moving across the film. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fd898cec-29bc-4cff-b121-438bbd0a0684 | Karogorea | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | hovering light | Officer observed a blue/yellow-green colored light hovering between 5,000 and 8,000 feet over Karogorea Bay, appearing to waver back and forth and move up and down slightly. Light intensity was sufficient to illuminate the beach like a new or first quarter moon. Object eventually rose and disappeared in westerly direction. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNIDENTIFIED | 8.0 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3f0b2acd-288f-4e4f-b5e6-5c0c018f575b | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cylindrical | Nine cylindrical UFOs with flashing red, green, blue and yellow lights reported over north central Victoria during weekend. Hundreds of people contacted police and radio stations around 11 pm on Friday, with sightings continuing Saturday and Sunday. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0a1910d5-b238-47da-acba-20b6dc66439e | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Multiple sightings in the Bendigo area. Light sources were assessed as either land-based (such as train headlights or lasers) or space-based (planets and stars). Unusual atmospheric conditions probably existed in the Bendigo area on the nights the sightings were made. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ea2be6d2-fd77-4bf4-b31b-de2106fdad50 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright white lights with smaller red and green lights, appearing to spiral or rotate rapidly | Hundreds of people observed unusual lights in the sky over Bendigo on the night of 20-21 May 1983. The lights were mostly stationary and visible for extended periods, with some observers reporting up to nine lights simultaneously. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dc4e5044-8771-4a42-8ba4-7c8eacb24241 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | disc | Mr. L.B. Walker reported a disc-shaped object sighted over Boxwood. The object remained visible for approximately 30 minutes with very little change in position. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5ce36d63-46a0-43d3-9084-bf7b4b57ac0d | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | circular | Witness observed a shining circular object trailing red vapour, heading towards the bay. Estimated diameter 20-30 feet. Radar search conducted but only detected departing DC3 aircraft. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 36ba49c5-4127-464f-9dae-634c056818e0 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Lights on bottom rotating constantly, approximately height of Jumbo Jet | Regular bright object with rotating lights on bottom observed moving east to west at approximately Jumbo Jet height for one hour each night on four consecutive nights (15-18 February). No radar detection, sound, vapour or odour reported. | RADAR CONFIRMED | 8.0 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 56b88a73-ccce-4464-93ab-c2611d1d5cd7 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | dust clouds | Captain Hill observed dust clouds on 8 December 1972 near Port Hedland. Satellite photographs from 6-8 December showed similar cloud formations over the north-west coast of Western Australia. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 8.0 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a217a7d8-ce33-45b7-b81f-b83bb8b7f8d5 | 1951-10-15T00:00:00 | 1951 | Off Korea | SEA | ko | 36.033335 | 126.016673 | light | 9840 | Object circles fleet. 15+air and ships RADAR's / 7 hours! Going [to] over 1600kph. / r116p32. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3b1a6ed8-5d0c-4082-ac1f-ce71968b0159 | 1952-07-12T00:00:00 | 1952 | Indianapolis, In | Indiana | us | 39.750002 | -86.166671 | disk | 1800 | Air Force RADAR and civil and military pilots &1000s / ground. Huge saucer turns going northwest / 5K' altitude. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f4164d7d-65e8-4b2b-b3b2-728d17a89d7b | 1954-08-16T00:00:00 | 1954 | Tananarive, Mdgscr | TAN | iv | -18.911112 | 47.261113 | disk | 120 | 20000 observer(s). Saucer circles town. Going [to] main street / 2 minute(s). Going quickly west. / LDLN#330. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f4a0f785-7f1a-4b8d-a7d7-d9fdba4d92e9 | 1955-03-24T00:00:00 | 1955 | Lands End Going Quickly [To] Glasgow | England | gr | 50.083336 | -5.666667 | light | 2700 | Thousands / observer(s). Fireball zigzags going north across Britain / 45 minute(s). Jets chase.. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 49413fbc-5840-4b82-a883-3e8d0e0694fd | 1958-08-03T00:00:00 | 1958 | Roma And More/Others, Itl | Rome | it | 41.916669 | 12.483334 | light | 120 | Power outage as fireball going southeast. AOK after. / r242p75+/ r79+/ r142#4p1+/ r98#65. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 380f5d56-1eac-4884-ac37-fa7b2c02c56c | 1966-08-15T00:00:00 | 1966 | Fort Smith, Ar | Arkansas | us | 35.400002 | -94.400005 | light | 14400 | 1500+observer(s). 4 night lights / 4h. Time photograph like intestine. / APRO 7'66+/ r211p111. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| a99cf5d8-694b-435d-803e-ff6683b997f1 | 1968-09-19T00:00:00 | 1968 | Cluj, Rom | CLJ | ro | 46.766669 | 23.566668 | triangle | 14400 | Thousands / observer(s). Delta-cone going [to] against wind. Hovers / 4 hours. Lights inside. Going quickly west. / r84p139. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| df646851-322c-487f-930c-4ff4b266b839 | 1972-08-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | Hays, Ks And Colby And Dighton And Russel And Ellis And Logan And Ft Scott And Wichita And More | Kansas | us | 38.87778 | -99.327783 | disk | 9360 | Big wave. / r166p52. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 897ad2b7-17c6-4742-a040-1417614377f2 | 1973-11-30T00:00:00 | 1973 | Torino Airport/Apartment, Itl | Piedmont | it | 45.150002 | 7.75 | disk | 180 | Pilots and many and RADAR. Luminous/glowing sphere/orb/globe maneuvers / runway. Going quickly west. / LDLN#133+/ Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v20#2. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 36338879-3054-4ce7-8af8-be77844cd615 | 1978-10-23T00:00:00 | 1978 | Lintiao Ab, Gansu, Ch | GNS | cn | 35.355557 | 103.877783 | disk | 480 | Hundreds / Air Force men. 1km long box / 7km over outdoor movie. / LDLN#218. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 61d43f5a-2a65-4b2d-b781-3d41799a87f8 | 1978-12-16T00:00:00 | 1978 | Calama, Chl | Antofagasta | cl | -22.466668 | -68.933337 | triangle | 3600 | Thousands / observer(s). Huge delta/triangle/box-like craft chases 2 military jets. More jets and much RADAR. / MJ#248. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 41ae11dd-6e60-4b8c-a0cb-7bcc3a3193c1 | 1978-12-30T00:00:00 | 1978 | Cook Strait, Nz | SEA | nz | -43.044446 | 173.544453 | disk | 1080 | TV and airline(s)/airliner crews and RADAR and film. Delta/triangle/box-like craft and saucer and globes. Terrific accelerations. / LDLN#183. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 75f7d54d-92c5-483b-acd4-723aa4088500 | 1980-06-15T00:00:00 | 1980 | Moscow, Russia | MOS | ru | 55.800003 | 37.666668 | disk | 300 | 1000' saucer in dogfight / jet. Going quickly southwest. Separate report(s) / saucer and small humanoids (or Greys)! / r150 / r120p238. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7e2259dd-ffab-4f27-b7a2-c6beb2dcf570 | 1993-03-20T00:00:00 | 1993 | Fortaleza, Brz | CEA | br | -3.716667 | -38.533335 | disk | 6240 | Astronomers and thousands. 250M object hovers / 4km / 6 hours. Stars move. Object stays! | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c1b37e57-5e5a-4f79-b6ed-a7937513258d | 1996-10-05T00:00:00 | 1996 | The Wash, Uk | England | gr | 52.966669 | 0.166667 | light | 9840 | Cops and several RAF and CG bases and airline(s)/airliner and tanker. 2 large night lights hover / 7 hours. Rotate. Unidentified. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 56e7fb69-8314-4c89-af79-2c0003085ccb | 1997-03-13T00:00:00 | 1997 | Phoenix, Az | Arizona | us | 33.416668 | -112.083339 | triangle | 7200 | Pilot and 1000 observer(s). Huge triangle going south. Videos = flares / USAF. | 7.99 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 76a852f6-9433-41bf-b8f5-c6bf89cbc158 | 1956-12-17T00:00:00 | 1956 | Itazuke Air Force Base, Jpn | Kyushu | jp | 33.866668 | 130.466673 | disk | 480 | 100M saucer jams RADAR / 2 frequencies. Going up / 3000kph. / International UFO Reporter (CUFOS Group, USA) v18#3+/ r140+/ r46p104. | 7.98 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fddf86d6-77c0-48db-b7c1-629dccedf9d2 | 1957-07-17T00:00:00 | 1957 | Warren Co, Ms | Mississippi | us | 32.250002 | -90.916671 | disk | 5400 | ECM vs ECM. Brilliant sphere/orb/globe follows RB47 spyplane / 4 states. / r152p226. | 7.98 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d81d1a26-fb63-4f43-928d-2981f05c456a | 1974-10-15T00:00:00 | 1974 | Ramona, Ca | California | us | 33.044446 | -116.866672 | disk | 1200 | 5 observer(s). Round object lands. All sorts animals go crazy. TV malfunctions due to EME (electro-magnetic effects). Jets chase. | 7.98 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d15a6b0a-32f0-492b-8a2b-ce93265220b2 | 1982-06-18T00:00:00 | 1982 | Heilongjiang Prov, Ch | HLJ | cn | 45.666669 | 126.500006 | disk | 7200 | 5 Air Force pilots. Huge odd object / 2 hours. Jets electro-magnetic effect (EME) and leave. / MJ#192. | 7.98 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2ccee12e-19d1-4870-9d73-2f7a2444215f | 1989-11-24T00:00:00 | 1989 | Papa, Hung | VSZ | hu | 47.355558 | 17.472223 | disk | 14400 | Weathermen. 4 50M orange orbs. 1 / 2600mph. Jets chase. RADAR's confirm. No further details. | 7.98 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 4a3c1479-71d4-456c-b19c-98311d0c63c9 | 1944-02-01T00:00:00 | 1944 | Bass Strait, Austr | Victoria | au | -39.666669 | 145.666674 | disk | 1200 | Object tails bomber / 20 minute(s). Instruments electro-magnetic effect (EME). Away / 700mph. / APRO v30#10. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f71a1b8e-07f9-4aae-8c8c-0561e6fa4255 | 1950-04-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | 100Mi Northwest / Kauai Is., Hi | NPC | pa | 23.000001 | -161.000008 | light | 120 | CAA C54 crew. 6 red night lights. Magnetic indicators go crazy. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c08e2006-8285-4c6d-8baa-2780d3a08a31 | 1957-08-21T00:00:00 | 1957 | Cambria Afs, Ca | California | us | 35.566668 | -121.077784 | light | 4200 | Project Bluebook Case #unknown. 6 include/including USAF plane. RADAR-visual. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). 3 UFO's / 70 min. Type unknown. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8ded947c-97ab-459e-b347-199e2aea975d | 1966-01-09T00:00:00 | 1966 | Nato Base / Napoli, It | NA | it | 40.833335 | 14.233334 | light | 600 | Air and ground observer(s). Fireball over base. Jets chase. Big blackout. / LDLN#247. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0f6ea717-9d31-4138-b1c4-309bc5beeba5 | 1977-10-26T00:00:00 | 1977 | East / Abilene, Tx | Texas | us | 32.616668 | -98.266671 | disk | 120 | 2 / light plane and 2 / USAF T38. Red sphere/orb/globe hovers. Quickly going up [to] to space. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and electro-magnetic effect (EME). / MJ#181. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 6920812e-d61c-4a96-b684-a7c1634e6521 | 1989-07-04T00:00:00 | 1989 | Yuquiyu, Pr | Puerto Rico | us | 18.377779 | -65.71667 | disk | 1800 | Power outage. Ovoid over El Yunque Mountain. 2 jets chase going quickly southeast. / LDLN#311. | 7.9 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9f1fb6fd-58c2-44e6-af7b-a15fd3b83f03 | 1949-05-24T00:00:00 | 1949 | Northeast / Gold Beach, Or | Oregon | us | 42.450002 | -124.383339 | disk | 180 | 5 scientists fishing. 35' metal saucer / jet speed. Fin / rear. Going quickly SSE. / r133#1p76. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fbbe1642-f141-4753-b332-40ebc34221d9 | 1952-03-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Elizabethville, Congo | ZAI | co | -11.672223 | 27.466668 | disk | 900 | Many observer(s). 2 15M saucers hover and zigzag going quickly northeast. Jet chases. Uranium. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7a5a8cc9-2da7-409c-949f-2d8d958cd246 | 1954-06-12T00:00:00 | 1954 | Wilmington, De | Delaware | us | 39.750002 | -75.56667 | disk | 3300 | Huge object / 22km altitude. Square trajectory. Jets can't reach. BACK14JUN. / r173p161. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2d574aa2-9275-47b8-95a6-97f9f42542c7 | 1954-06-26T00:00:00 | 1954 | Columbus, Oh | Ohio | us | 39.966669 | -82.983337 | disk | 840 | 2+60 / United Airlines (UAL) liner. Saucer low over houses. Entire area silent! / APRO v3#1. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c8457ca2-f425-486a-8a00-9d5d72812f9b | 1954-06-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | Near Oslo, Norway | Norway | sc | 59.833336 | 10.750001 | disk | 120 | 50 scientists and more/others. 2 silver DISKs / eclipse films. / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v2#1+/ r138. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 6275462a-6eca-4384-a2a0-f80080903171 | 1960-08-16T00:00:00 | 1960 | Corning, Ca | California | us | 39.933335 | -122.200006 | disk | 8100 | Cops and many. 2 red saucers and delta. Red lights sweep grounded and sky. / r242p170+r249. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3d0d1b06-b1aa-4cbf-adeb-2d3dc42472ae | 1967-02-02T00:00:00 | 1967 | Near Chiclayo, Peru | LMA | pe | -6.75 | -79.833337 | disk | 4200 | 2 70M cone saucers pace DC4 / 800km. Cabin lights dim. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). / APRO 1'67. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 99e96892-0d0e-4900-915a-2bacf20e26c0 | 1968-03-28T00:00:00 | 1968 | Tismana, Rom | GRJ | ro | 45.050002 | 22.93889 | disk | 2640 | Many observer(s). Cone hovers / hours. Low-frequency Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) fades at higher frequencies. No further details. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c75cf714-b5f8-4412-befe-e364b29dbf57 | 1982-10-04T00:00:00 | 1982 | Usovo, Ukraine | ??? | uk | 51.333336 | 28.133335 | disk | 7800 | Many military observer(s). Huge saucer hovers? Missile controls go crazy. See reference. | 7.84 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 44267aa0-8c79-48d2-8b08-744d7f0c3f9c | 1980-12-27T00:00:00 | 1980 | Ese / Woodbridge, Eng | England | gr | 52.072225 | 1.444445 | triangle | 2700 | 12' delta/triangle/box-like craft / ground. Electro-magnetic effect (EME). Radiation/radioactivity. Movies. Coverup? / MJ#203+/ r81p16+/ r41p99. | 7.82 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5126451d-3d17-44d5-b2e2-3aa3f45d4c63 | de | 51.0 | 10.0 | Saucer | Investigation into flying saucer sightings reported in Germany. Reference made to Counter Intelligence Corps report dated 28 October 1947 regarding saucers. | Agency: CIC | Doc: field_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.8 | military | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 3e06bab7-4090-4a70-b6ed-a5a7f8a5ca09 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown | Investigation by Reverend Gill of unidentified flying objects in Mosman area. Concluded sightings were either planets, fast-moving clouds, or meteorological phenomena rather than manned vehicles. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| de36f931-4bc5-42d7-9e22-b8b3ae0e550c | 1959-01-01T00:00:00 | 1959 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | disc | On June 28-29, 1959, family witnesses observed a UFO in Roland, NSW. Object appeared disc-like with a silver-like appearance and was witnessed by multiple family members. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 80fae1f1-19be-4b85-b819-bc9fb20c09c8 | 1963-01-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Saucer-like | A huge saucer-like object was photographed over Canberra in 1963. The object appeared approximately twice the size of a star and seemed closer than a star. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c1ebb7be-ed5e-48d1-ae74-04029b27ca1a | Deniliquin | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flashing red and white object | Four persons sighted an unidentified flying object described as a flashing red and white object. Object was photographed on time exposure showing as a very large bright patch with stars showing as fine lines. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1fceb796-a3fc-44f1-9e43-209d357f4c50 | Deniliquin | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | object appearing as partial eclipse through telescope | Object photographed on time exposure at approximately 4:30 am on Monday, appearing as a partial eclipse through telescope with a very large bright patch on the photograph. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| df2c61be-64be-4cb9-8af1-81dc4be71cba | Devonport | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | silver-grey object | Silver-grey object observed by D.A. Horley of Devonport, Tasmania. Report received through Department of Civil Aviation (Tasmania Region). | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 341bef1d-4850-4222-88d8-6b6bcd66454f | 1972-01-27T00:00:00 | 1972 | Tooligie Hill | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Unknown - ground markings | Peculiar ground markings discovered on a farming property at Tooligie Hill, Yorke Peninsula in late December 1971. Matter came to RAAF attention through newspaper column in The Advertiser on 27th January 1972. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5e807f0a-ebd6-4458-bc32-5b1b7e18aee8 | 1972-07-31T00:00:00 | 1972 | East Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Mr L. Pelich observed an unusual aerial object in the sky at East Doncaster on 31st July 1972 and photographed it. Three photographs were taken during the observation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e7f20168-0179-4211-b906-ce8bb3e1df6a | 1971-01-01T00:00:00 | 1971 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | ground markings | R. Habner reported unusual ground markings and submitted slides to RAAF Base Edinburgh in June 1971. The slides were returned after investigation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| ad728d79-8406-493e-873d-1ac73b5bd21a | Sunbury | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Fast-moving, light-colored object with purplish fringe | Staff photographer Ray Jamieson sighted and photographed an unidentified fast-moving object with purplish fringe that performed 5-7 loops in less than three seconds, moving initially north then south or south-west. Aviation and meteorology experts could not explain the phenomenon. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b820bf32-8027-441b-8d37-8e0ca507409d | Taree | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | red and silver speck | Red and silver object observed at scheduled times over Taree for three weeks. Later identified by astronomers as the planet Venus. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: identified as Venus | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c49339ab-12fc-4a1f-918d-b23ede234fea | Bateau Bay | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Alleged unusual aerial sighting at Bateau Bay with photographs taken. Observer name classified. Negatives were requested but not provided, investigation discontinued. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6c2b71b5-20ae-4ebf-8b64-837c339a4523 | Bateau Bay | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Arrowhead | Unusual aerial sighting with arrowhead-shaped object. Object location and traverse time correspond with Sydney-Brisbane air route but appearance not consistent with civil or service aircraft. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cd11c40c-704c-4473-9c13-4d227c279d9d | Gosford | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown - orange coloured pattern visible on photograph | Unidentified flying object sighting near Gosford with photographic evidence submitted by Mr D.L. Owen. Technical examination of the photograph was inconclusive due to unavailability of the original negative. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 510f375c-71be-4a0b-9572-dd66092acd40 | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | North Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Object (blurred in photograph, reflected light) | An object was photographed by Royce Tomkins in December 1972 near North Rockhampton. The object was only visible through the camera lens for a brief moment and was not seen with the naked eye. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Not conclusively determined - RAAF theory suggested object thrown from passing vehicle | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d745471b-5a26-49c8-b00f-6d4fc36bf372 | Rockingham | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | metallic object | Photograph taken by R. Tompkins showing a metallic object in the left hand corner of the image. Object appeared in sky at about midday and disappeared shortly after the photograph was taken. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 673ee695-4c75-4187-a9a8-cac97e43e70e | 1973-04-08T00:00:00 | 1973 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | crescent | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr and Mrs Augustini on 8th April 1973 at 9:00 pm. RAAF determined the most probable cause was the crescent moon setting with pollutants in the air creating the apparent shape and bright orange glow. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Identified - crescent moon | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| af97e784-104f-4540-b089-63088b8064ef | Bowen | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | not clearly specified in available text | UFO sighting reported by Chris Toppenberg with colour transparency photograph taken. Investigation concluded probable cause was gaseous substance such as methane from Burleigh area. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Not able to be determined | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5bf337ee-febb-40e3-b590-97e187083602 | Springbrook | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | flashing lights, star-like | Moving flashing lights appearing almost nightly since initial May sighting, bright white with greenish/reddish flashes, moving rapidly in all directions before diving below horizon. Investigation concluded they were stars affected by atmospheric refraction. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Atmospheric refraction | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0c7c8417-9914-474b-b3c0-397f146eede8 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | One long cigar-shaped object with four or five vertical dark bands and aerial array; accompanied by five or six small saucer-like objects | Reverend Lionel Browning and his wife observed a cigar-shaped object emerging from a rain squall, estimated at 100 feet in length, moving northward at 60-70 MPH at approximately 400 feet altitude. The object was subsequently joined by five or six smaller saucer-like objects before all reversed back into the rain squall. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5a07b01a-c8d5-416a-8c06-5e634016a475 | 1973-09-05T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dunmore | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Unusual aerial sighting on the night of 5th September 1973. RAAF investigating team concluded the most probable cause was a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere on a low trajectory. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Meteor | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 831d215c-d93d-490d-bdb7-052e24396f9c | Holbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial object | Unusual flying object sighted by Mr A. G. Melrose, Chairman of Australian Motor Vehicle Standards Committee, in the vicinity of Holbrook, NSW at 0915 hours. A photograph was taken revealing what appears to be condensation trails but difficult to reconcile with known aircraft in the vicinity. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ecddc849-a4cb-40f6-b06f-c4abb7cd59ec | Millaa Millaa | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Cone-shaped, silver sphere with red coloring | A stationary cone-shaped object with red and silver coloring was observed by approximately 60 witnesses including bank manager, teachers, and schoolchildren. The object made rapid dashes across the sky before disappearing on the western horizon. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/police/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8364bbe1-c7d7-4a8d-bf93-1ac5438fc6a2 | Mackay | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular platform with approximately 20-30 lights above it, three legs | Three men including experienced commercial pilot J.W. Tilse reported sighting a circular flying object with lights and three legs near Mackay on Sunday night. Witnesses reported tree-tops and grass scorched, took colored photographs of scorch marks, and made a sketch of the object. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 30842455-05e5-42af-b6a9-b518b0a43e68 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round or oval patch of light | Unidentified flying object reported and photographed. Technical investigation by KODAK (Asia) Pty Ltd determined the image was caused by a light flare and coma aberration in the camera lens rather than an actual UFO. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4fdc3bac-241e-4bea-8568-ea6124e16ec3 | 1966-01-19T00:00:00 | 1966 | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | circular pattern in reeds, 30 ft diameter | George Pedley reported observing a UFO rising at great speed with a hissing noise from Horseshoe Lagoon at approximately 9 a.m. on 19 January 1966. Circular patterns of flattened and dead reeds were discovered, with roots appearing to be sucked up cleanly from the lagoon floor. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 59dffc72-261f-4743-a2a2-82efeae31768 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light effect | J. Benedek observed an unidentified flying object and captured three colour slides showing a bright light effect. The object descended at 45° angle, moved at approximately 5 knots, then shot upward vertically with enormous speed within 3 seconds. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| aef10628-e47f-4198-98f7-21737764e2e9 | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular object described as two saucers joined together with small cabin on top and projection underneath | Farmer reported seeing a circular flying saucer object while driving a tractor, subsequently discovering a large area of flattened grass approximately 30 feet by 20 feet in a nearby swamp. Object appeared to have two saucer-like sections joined together. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c7684bfe-bec7-4e25-ac83-738e0977185e | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | circular pattern on ground (described as 'nests') | Reports of unidentified flying objects associated with 'nests' found flattened in reeds in a circular pattern near Tully, Queensland. Investigation concluded the phenomenon was likely caused by severe downdrafts from thunderstorms rather than UFO activity. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bf09fd0c-1240-494c-a16a-d9c8018cac96 | 1966-01-01T00:00:00 | 1966 | Balliang | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | described as firefly-like, smallest 12-15 feet long, up to 30 feet long | Multiple sightings by Mr A.S. Ricketts of unidentified objects appearing to approach near ground level from over western hills. Objects appeared regularly in the district from June 1966 onwards. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9ca9d119-da6c-47d6-bb74-8a848d314f1f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Various shapes, some disc-shaped with angular designs | Observer photographed multiple objects of different shapes displaying unusual lighting arrangements along Search Road. Objects exhibited flashing lights near ground level and snake-like movement patterns. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d26269ff-5751-4491-a488-c75f86bf27ce | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Arrow-shaped, resembling aircraft at distance | Strange vessel performed erratic circuit pattern between two properties, hovering periodically. Object displayed red blinking lights on right side and brilliant green light on left, occasionally descending within few feet of ground. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 2ff469c8-0469-494b-bdbe-1636934d8ffb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large disc-shaped, approximately 100 feet long | Large bright yellow disc-shaped object lit up like a tram, heading north in brazen manner. Featured mass of red flashing lights on right side and greenish-blue light on left. Two additional similar objects observed further south in formation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 9f91ccf6-c661-40df-9c5f-52b398c37fe3 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Fireflies or small craft | Observer attempted to locate and document fireflies with three boys, capturing still photographs and attempting motion footage of movement patterns. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1d8369de-2f8f-4cac-8b12-25f213158780 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Objects with light emissions | Observer hidden in tree cover observed objects approaching position from every direction, spiraling counterclockwise. Objects appeared to detect observer's presence and spiral patterns suggested communication or coordination among multiple craft. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| eee23cbc-4117-4fc9-a249-50df317d990e | Oakwood | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Jack Lord reported experiencing a UFO phenomenon at approximately 2100 hours near Oakwood Cemetery. He submitted photographs as substantiating evidence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1750eb4b-89dc-4309-a6b2-d4db3157eeb4 | Wentworth Falls | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light (star-like) | P. W. Hynes observed an illuminated object from his verandah facing North that disappeared suddenly, reappeared, and travelled from North to South without making any noise. Object was initially mistaken for a star. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5550d0a3-1ccc-40e6-898f-ed2ef8458c1b | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flying saucer | Alleged flying saucer filmed over Port Moresby, New Guinea. Eight millimeter film was sent to United States for analysis and returned to Australia. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2d0eed98-bf2a-4e03-b64b-7673ab354586 | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | Albury | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified flying object | Photograph of alleged UFO taken by Norman Benstead at Lake Hume in October 1972. CSIRO scientist examined the negative and determined it was a double exposure caused by film rewinding in the camera cassette. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c41de000-62a8-4138-925f-a9cf2743b9de | Albury | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Norman Benstead photographed an alleged UFO over Lake Hume Dam. CSIRO examined the photograph and concluded it was a double exposure caused by film cassette mechanics. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0ad370fe-efda-4cd3-9aea-6bea5ac6ff8b | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | A Civil Aviation official in Port Moresby filmed an alleged UFO on 16mm colour film. The RAAF sent the film to the United States Air Force for evaluation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6fc9bb12-f2ff-4d41-a93c-eaedf4191c5e | Lake Hume | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | saucer-shaped | Photograph taken by Norman Benstead of alleged saucer-shaped UFO above Lake Hume weir wall. CSIRO investigation concluded it was a double-exposed negative. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Double exposure (CSIRO determination) | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cd53aa65-e60f-4cae-841c-5f37ef363c00 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Elongated, Chinese lantern or 1920s lampshade-like object with pentagonal shape | Unidentified flying object photographed by Russell Beathorne, 16, showing pentagonal shape with brilliant white light on top and flashing lights, moving across frame during eight-minute photographic exposure. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 15668135-6080-4137-b222-c9b84d71d14d | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cone shaped silvery grey object with honeycomb pattern around base | Multiple UFO sightings reported in Central Victoria over past week. Objects described as cones or cylinders spinning very fast and changing color. RAAF investigating as 'unusual aerial sightings' with healthy skepticism. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: unusual aerial sightings | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ef483ecf-da2f-45c0-97f3-e7738dfe9174 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cone shaped silvery grey object with honeycomb pattern | Accidental photograph taken by unnamed photographer capturing cone-shaped object during daytime. UFO Research Society examined photo and confirmed it showed the same object described by multiple witnesses, not a film or processing fault. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: mystery - under investigation | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b60ac22d-6dba-4d6b-8017-461cbf7d1191 | 1983-05-22T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | conical shaped object with white light on top and red and green flashing lights beneath; some reported blue lights as well; appeared to be spinning or rotating rapidly | Multiple unusual aerial sightings reported over Bendigo and surrounding areas (including Shepparton, Eildon, Bawara and as far south/west as Warrnambool) on nights of 20-21 and 21-22 May 1983. Hundreds of people reported seeing bright white lights with smaller red and green lights, with some observers reporting up to nine lights simultaneously. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b19db66b-b2c6-4d07-8e7f-53bebc54d4f0 | 1983-05-24T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown - photographed object with definite pattern | Russell Henthorn photographed an unusual aerial object over Bendigo on 24 May 1983 using a Fujico STX-1 camera with telephoto lens. Multiple photographic frames were captured with exposures ranging from 8 to 20 seconds between 20:58 and 21:40 hours. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c8e32e5c-61d8-4f13-b216-94e13df11aea | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | One main white pulsating light with smaller associated green and red lights | Many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights in the western and south western skies. Investigation concluded the main sighting was likely the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7668a8f4-0789-458d-acdf-dd3c6e6210b6 | 1983-05-24T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unusual light | Russell Henthorn, a technical school student, obtained multiple photographs of an unusual light in the sky above Bendigo on 24 May 1983 using 35mm colour slide film with a Fujico camera and 500mm lens. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| dea558e9-1e0b-4708-997b-d8ccaff36419 | 1983-05-25T00:00:00 | 1983 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | one main white pulsating light with smaller associated green and red lights | Many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights on 24-25 May 1983, primarily one main pulsating white light with adjacent green and red lights. CINTO concluded this was likely the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7546dc56-9fff-40b7-9287-9a7d7ec1f9ff | 1983-05-21T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light(s) | Mr Evans observed unusual lights in the south east sky on the night of 20-21 May 1983. The sighting was also observed by his mother Mrs Evans from Harcourt (15 miles south of Bendigo) and multiple other witnesses in the area. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f03a99fd-af84-4eb1-9ac2-b974f42e9a55 | 1983-05-22T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light(s) | Multiple lights were observed in the sky on the night of 21-22 May 1983 in the Bendigo area. The sightings were reported by approximately 100 people who subsequently contacted HOSC. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 430e05e7-fe20-4829-9a1a-3d72ec2d5d69 | 1983-05-23T00:00:00 | 1983 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unusual light | Technical school student Mr Russell Henthorn photographed an unusual light in the sky above Bendigo on Tuesday 23 May 1983 using 35mm colour slide film. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| afe78894-d46f-4c9d-8230-b00e1f100758 | 1983-05-25T00:00:00 | 1983 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | main white pulsating light with smaller associated green and red lights | Many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights on the night of 24-25 May 1983, predominantly in the western and south western skies. Analysis by CINTO concluded the main sighting was likely the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ce1f2fdb-4776-4e41-8e59-1e8a92160770 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | elongated shape, composed of balls of light | Bright light observed in the sky at approximately 45 degrees from horizon in direction of Pyramid Hill. Object emitted three different color lights (red, green, blue) from the bottom and was joined by a smaller object during observation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 976f0f39-26fd-4fe2-99a4-a10c2db575c6 | Beijing | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Two students photographed an object emitting white light emerging from behind a mountain, making irregular silent movements. Photograph published in Beijing Evening News. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 865ce38c-7682-482e-9451-3562e8569b97 | Adavale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular depression/feature with concentric circles | An unidentified physical feature consisting of circular depressions with perfect concentric circles was discovered at Milo Station. Police investigation ruled out motorcycle 'donuts' as the cause and forwarded findings to Department of Defence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNCLASS | 7.8 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| eb68b07b-81f1-4f20-89ef-fd69da81ec55 | 1982-11-27T00:00:00 | 1982 | Kilo Station | NUL | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Circular depression/feature in ground | Employee John Henry Geiger discovered an unidentified physical feature on the ground near Kilo Station on 27 November 1982. The feature was a circular depression in sandy soil with unusual characteristics including displaced soil and burned vegetation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Unidentified | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c341685b-ec37-4e4f-9974-20de76a1d911 | Penguin | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | oval-shaped, grey-silver in colour | 16-year-old Michelle Dick photographed an oval-shaped object with a ring of light encircling it high in the sky. The object was described as grey-silver, moving slowly in a straight line toward the sea. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1657be14-9ce5-41ac-8ec8-2c8ce9895bfa | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucer | A reported sighting of an aerial phenomenon in the Wilcannia district with associated photographs. Negatives and prints were requested for Department of Air investigation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9ac42ac5-9379-4d66-9c15-6dc88ad58feb | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aerial phenomenon | Lighting phenomenon observed and photographed near Broken Hill. Two photographs were attached to official correspondence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c06e5726-d39d-4707-9538-9040b360dae1 | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | saucer-shaped, three tiers high | Keith Weston at Mena Murtee Station reported sighting a saucer-shaped object estimated 80-90 yards across and 500 feet above ground on April last, hovering over wool shed. Object made loud explosive and clanking noise when moving off. Later determined to be a hoaxed photograph using a wheel cap suspended by cotton. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9cb71e0a-b35c-4b25-99bc-8c03183ad775 | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Saucer shaped, three tiers high | Keith Weston sighted and photographed a saucer-shaped object estimated 800 feet above ground and 80-90 yards across hovering over a wool shed at Mena Murtee Station. The object made loud explosive and clanking noises when moving and reportedly came from the north. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 47ca0dfa-e3fd-44ae-9829-2402985aa7ce | Mena | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Telephoned report of flying object over Mena Murtee Station. Three printed photographs were taken and forwarded by registered post. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fc703545-08a1-43bd-936e-d1744a742742 | 1974-02-20T00:00:00 | 1974 | Casuarina | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | cross-shaped light with half-moon appearance, silvery-grey object | A mysterious object with bright white light and distinct halo was sighted over Casuarina beginning February 20, 1974. The object was photographed by News photographer Beat Erismann on Tuesday at 5:30 am and observed by at least a dozen people including welfare officers and police. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: under investigation | 7.8 | military/civilian/police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d8297802-8368-41c2-a626-d8f5e58e8a44 | Casuarina | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | cross-shaped light and half-moon shape | Multiple witnesses including welfare officers observed unidentified luminous objects over Casuarina on four successive nights starting February 20. Objects displayed cross and half-moon shapes, moved from side to side, faded, and rose rapidly into the sky. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/welfare officers/police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6371093e-50b5-4c24-af12-675fa5736ee6 | Casuarina | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light with distinct halo | News photographer Beat Erismann photographed a bright white luminous object with a distinct halo at 5:30 am Tuesday. The object slowly grew in size and brightness, then moved upward at great speed. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/photographer | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 71f3bfd1-e3f0-4a8f-aa66-6fa08a2486bb | Delta | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mrs Hubbard. Photographs were reportedly taken during the observation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4aa21702-edc4-4d20-86a8-ab0d0ca26cc2 | Cue | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Unusual aerial object sighted by John Morris near Cue. Witness enclosed sketch and photograph of the sighting position in correspondence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1a252397-a0c6-4a2c-96d2-b413a49c7a16 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown | Investigation by Reverend Gill of unidentified flying objects in the Mosman area concluded sightings were either planets, fast-moving clouds, or meteorological phenomena rather than manned vehicles. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Identified as natural phenomena | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0944698c-ec61-4ba1-8bc8-8c2c6e9539ee | Inkerman | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | spheres | Two metal-shelled, light-weight spheres approximately two feet in diameter were found buried about one-third into the ground approximately 15-18 miles NNE of Inkerman Station three months prior to the report. Each sphere had a one-inch diameter hole with threaded screws and three smaller holes arranged in triangular fashion; spheres appeared burnt off and had gray oxidized color. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 59e92f12-4592-4421-b38e-6cd5221501e7 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Saucer-like | A huge saucer-like object was photographed over Canberra in 1963. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8aca768c-7f81-451c-99d5-c5362690caeb | Deniliquin | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flashing red and white object | Four persons sighted unidentified flying object described as flashing red and white object at 0630 hours. Object photographed on time exposure appearing as very large bright patch with stars showing as fine lines. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 402b285d-97c2-4c5b-8b04-4cb649d6c745 | Devonport | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | silver-grey object | A silver-grey object was observed by Jr D.A. Horley of Devonport, Tasmania. A photograph of the sighting was included with the report. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 043f30db-8eb5-4092-9d77-53d932c32c0b | Toolangie Hill | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown | Peculiar ground markings discovered on a farming property at Toolangie Hill, Yorke Peninsula in late December 1971. The matter came to RAAF attention through newspaper coverage in January 1972. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 930d0ebd-9920-4f26-b30a-8b2460f15de7 | East Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light/object | Mr L. Pelich observed an unusual aerial object in the sky for approximately ten minutes at East Doncaster, Victoria on 31st July 1972. Three photographs were allegedly taken of the object. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 07f45cb3-48db-4e5e-ad1f-9614de82c1bf | Tooligie Rilla | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | ground markings | R. Habner submitted slides of unusual ground markings to RAAF Base Edinburgh in June 1971. The slides were returned by the Director of Public Relations in late 1972. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| aa98f7ce-f285-491f-ac61-0cbf4d267c34 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | fast-moving, light-colored object with purplish fringe, performing loop-the-loop maneuvers | Staff photographer Ray Jamieson sighted and photographed an unidentified flying object moving at high speed, performing five to seven loops in less than three seconds. Aviation, RAAF, and meteorology experts were unable to explain the phenomenon. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b34556a0-8ee6-4504-892d-3ea668cffbea | Wallan | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright light source, described as spherical or point source with brilliant light trail | Observer R. J. Jamieson witnessed a bright light source performing aerobatic maneuvers over Wallan at 4:00 PM, leaving a brilliant light trail behind it. The observer photographed the object continuously for approximately 15-25 minutes. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 36b72907-1b32-4fcd-9c19-3be589e07988 | Taree | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | red and silver speck | A red and silver colored object was observed over Taree for three weeks, with hundreds of people witnessing it. It was later identified by experts as likely being the planet Venus. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Identified as Venus | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fea224c4-f6be-4410-80cc-98c7211f866a | Bateau Bay | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Alleged unusual aerial sighting at Bateau Bay with photographs taken. Photographs returned to observer with request for negatives, which were not provided. Investigation discontinued. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 25cae111-297a-4abf-8cf5-0600c748b4b2 | Bateau Bay | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Arrowhead | Unusual aerial sighting reported with arrowhead-shaped object. Object location and traverse time correspond with Sydney-Brisbane air route but appearance not consistent with known aircraft. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3cd8fe37-af2e-4f51-ba93-e93947b660ad | Gosford | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown - described as solid image in centre of frame | Mr D.L. Owen reported an unidentified flying object sighting near Gosford and submitted photographs for RAAF technical examination. The object appeared as a solid image in the center of the photograph, taken with a Kodak Instamatic camera. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 260daa00-060d-4c98-81a6-3098e64fb97a | North Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Object that appeared large in photograph but determined to be small object | Witness photographed an object in December 1972 that was only visible through camera lens briefly. RAAF investigation concluded the object was likely a small item thrown from or by a passing vehicle, appearing larger due to close proximity and motion blur. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Investigated - Explained as thrown object | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ef224bd6-7936-490b-aced-4e0936abfc0e | Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Metallic object | Royce Tomkins reported photographing a metallic object in the sky at about midday that appeared in the left corner of a photograph taken late in the previous year. After inquiries in the Rockhampton area, some interest was noted in the object. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0cc2cf07-0d42-4201-8730-0ed0617ebd31 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Crescent | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr. and Mrs. Augustini on 8th April 1973 at 9:00 pm. RAAF determined the probable cause was the crescent moon setting with pollutants in the air over Melbourne accounting for the changing shape and bright orange glow. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Explained - Crescent Moon | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9e4e8363-eb9f-4a68-a286-1e52acd6afa4 | Bowen | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Not clearly specified in available text | Unusual aerial sighting photographed by Chris Toppenberg approximately four weeks before June 5, 1973. Investigation concluded the light source was probably a gaseous substance such as methane from the Bowen area. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Unidentified | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 68c7262f-7227-47c0-ac68-681f67ff76a0 | Springbrook | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | flashing lights, star-like | Moving flashing lights appeared in early evening, bright white with greenish or reddish flashes, moving rapidly in all directions. Investigation by Sqn Ldr Bertram confirmed the phenomena were caused by atmospheric refraction of stars. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: atmospheric refraction | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dd1288ed-1cc2-49d9-a33b-9a41f34c8969 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | One long cigar-shaped object with four or five vertical dark bands and short aerial array; five or six small saucer-like objects | Reverend and Mrs Lionel Browning sighted a long cigar-shaped object estimated at 100 feet in length emerging from a rain squall, moving northerly at 60-70 MPH at approximately 400 feet altitude. The object was subsequently joined by five or six small saucer-like objects which positioned themselves around it before all objects reversed direction and disappeared into the rain squall. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cb0027d0-5490-4c6f-bf03-673112a260fe | Dunmore | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Unusual aerial sighting reported on the night of 5th September 1973. Investigating team concluded the most probable cause was a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere on a low trajectory. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 705d37ab-28ee-4750-bec0-af9ef7eff6f5 | Holbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unusual flying object | Unusual flying object sighted by A.G. Melrose, Commonwealth Public Service official. Photograph attached showing apparent condensation trails difficult to reconcile with known aircraft activity times. Witness claims Shell Oil tanker driver likely witnessed event. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7bed4616-e863-473f-a8fc-179ddf9e8938 | Millaa-Millaa | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | cone-shaped silver sphere with red coloring | A cone-shaped object that appeared as a dull star to the naked eye was observed stationary for about two hours before making rapid dashes across the sky. The object was witnessed by approximately 60 people including bank manager, teacher, and schoolchildren. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/police/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4fdba266-84f1-4b94-aafb-705e9afbbe29 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round or oval patch of light | Reported unidentified flying object photographed at night. Technical investigation by KODAK determined the image was caused by light flare and coma aberration from camera lens effects rather than an actual UFO. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 8281f228-3d15-43cf-ae18-c9e71472adb0 | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | circular nest patterns in reeds | George Pedley reported observing a UFO rising at great speed with a hissing noise from Horseshoe Lagoon on January 19, 1966. A circular pattern approximately 30 feet in diameter was found with reeds swirled clockwise and roots cleanly removed from the lagoon floor. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2f28a0e4-7995-4d35-a952-43e4e856f6a9 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light effect | Mr. J. Benedek of Sydney observed an unidentified flying object and photographed it with three colour slides. The object exhibited an unusual light effect that RAAF headquarters could not explain. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dcc17469-2959-4326-ac2a-781219ba2615 | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular object described as two saucers joined together with small cabin on top and projection underneath | Tractor driver Maurie Pedley observed a circular flying object hovering above trees approximately 40 yards away, emitting a loud hissing noise. Subsequently discovered a large elliptical area of flattened grass approximately 30 feet by 20 feet in nearby swamp. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a9da134-f5ae-4f2c-989e-dc16b615069e | Balliang | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | described as firefly-like, smallest 12-15 feet long, up to 30 feet long | Mr A.S. Ricketts of Balliang reported regular sightings of unidentified objects in the district beginning June 28, 1966. Objects reportedly appeared to come from over hills to the west and approach near ground level. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| af9dbf28-066b-4e8d-8dcd-647904e3861a | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disc-shaped, various shapes | Witness photographed multiple UFO objects of different shapes along Research Road. Objects exhibited irregular movement and unusual lighting arrangements with flashing lights visible only close to ground level. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 495dffad-24b2-4b16-b75c-3d262a691394 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | aircraft-like with red and green blinking lights | Strange vessel performed irregular circuits between two properties, hovering intermittently. Object had red blinking lights on right and brilliant green light on left, sometimes descended to within a few feet of ground, traveling at varying speeds from stationary to very slow. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0df82371-bb54-4d64-8fef-c0f0410ed04f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | large disc-shaped, approximately 100 feet long | Large bright yellow disc-shaped flying ship lit up like a train, heading north while performing multiple passes. Object displayed mass of red flashing lights on right side and greenish-blue light on left, approximately 100 feet long, traveling slowly and silently. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b62f61e9-4be9-418b-971f-5b779fe56d01 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | star-like objects | Multiple objects approached observer's position from every direction, spiraling their way along clockwise pattern. Objects appeared to sense observer's suspicion and moved in spiral trajectory, indicating intelligent navigation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e46689db-364c-47dc-8624-272dc28e9d92 | Oakwood | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Jack Lord reported experiencing a UFO phenomenon at approximately 2100 hours near Oakwood Cemetery. Photographs were submitted as substantiating evidence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 06295cab-b347-4936-9e41-612886ccd369 | Wentworth Falls | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | P. W. Hynes observed an illuminated flying object from an enclosed verandah facing North. The object travelled from North to South with no audible noise. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 798cc534-c653-4956-aa17-185059730f0d | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flying saucer | Narrow gauge 8mm film of alleged flying saucer filmed over Port Moresby, New Guinea by T.C. Drury of Department of Civil Aviation. Film was sent to America for analysis and returned to RAAF. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 24b5a01d-46d8-4fca-930c-3637a53a99a5 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Object appeared slightly bigger than a pin head, left a clearly defined vapour trail | Mr. T.C. Drury observed an unidentified object emerging from a cloud formation and climbing rapidly in a north-westerly direction with an associated vapour trail over Port Moresby. The object was photographed on motion picture film with a telephoto lens and appeared to be a high-speed aircraft of unknown type. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 002cecb6-a3cd-43f7-a7ee-a0c6d4c1c700 | Albury | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified flying object | Photograph of alleged UFO taken by Norman Benstead at Lake Hume in October 1972. CSIRO scientist examination concluded it was a double exposure caused by film cassette rewinding in the camera. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 218442c2-ae20-46b3-a8c2-783e1b5a4711 | Albury | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified flying object | Norman Benstead photographed an alleged UFO over Lake Hume Dam. CSIRO scientist examined the negative in a private capacity and determined it was a double exposure. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5755daad-8e04-42a8-99f6-7c14f1b257c0 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified object | A Civil Aviation official in Port Moresby recorded a 16mm colour film of a UFO. The RAAF sent the film to the United States Airforce for evaluation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a43fc3de-581d-4544-a650-a3fe52f938f8 | Lake Hume | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | saucer-shaped | Photograph taken by Norman Benstead of a saucer-shaped object above Lake Hume weir wall. CSIRO investigation concluded it resulted from double exposure with a lamp shade. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dc1a1c14-bc3c-453f-b5f2-c72156b81875 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Elongated Chinese lantern or 1920s era lampshade with pentagonal appearance | Mysterious lights seen over central Victoria and Melbourne. A remarkable photograph was taken by Russell Beathom (16) on Tuesday night showing an unidentified flying object with brilliant white light on top and flashing lights that appeared on-and-off, with a straight trail of light as object moved out of frame. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: Unidentified | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a8e1eb9-5ada-4ea9-a38f-368fb2134ccf | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cone shaped silvery grey object | Multiple UFO sightings reported in central Victoria over a week period. Objects described as cone or cylindrical shaped, spinning very fast and changing color, with a honeycomb pattern around the base. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: unusual aerial sightings | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ae49acef-e9f8-48bf-9291-fc1249b68fcb | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cone shaped silvery grey object with honeycomb pattern | Accidental UFO photograph taken by unnamed photographer during daytime showing cone shaped object. UFO Research Society examined photo and confirmed object was not a film or processing fault. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b9f48463-1ffc-4207-a00e-ac91e5c9aa2d | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | conical shaped object with white light on top and red and green flashing lights beneath | Unusual aerial sightings over Bendigo and surrounding areas including Shepparton, Eildon, Ballarat and as far south-west as Warrnambool. Hundreds of people reported seeing bright white lights with smaller red and green lights, appearing to spin or rotate rapidly. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9e7982c8-ae02-4c34-9a4a-0286ec44a06e | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Russell Henthorn photographed an unusual aerial sighting over Bendigo on 24 May 1983 using a Fujico STX-1 camera with 500mm lens. Multiple photographic frames were taken with varying exposures between 8 seconds and 20 minutes, with technical analysis of the film conducted. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1f61c107-7c5e-4a08-902b-0975d142f2b2 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | White pulsating light with smaller associated green and red lights | Many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights on the night of 24-25 May, primarily a white pulsating main light with green and red components. CINTO concluded these were likely the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9870ea13-3668-4de6-b2e4-5f557e71b7fe | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright white lights with smaller red and green lights | Mike Evans, a 17-year-old disc jockey, photographed several lights in the sky on the evening of 21-22 May 1983 following numerous listener reports. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d0c519eb-5d59-44a9-aeb0-3af1c68681cc | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unusual light in the sky | Russell Henthorn, a technical school student, obtained imagery of an unusual light in the sky above Bendigo on Tuesday 24 May 1983 using 35mm colour slide film. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 71891bcd-c91b-4195-a8ff-62764f4e3d2d | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | one main white pulsating light with smaller associated green and red lights | On the night of 24-25 May 1983, many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights in the western and south western skies. CINTO concluded the sightings were likely the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 41bc5060-a9aa-428a-9e31-f752010bfbe1 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Mr Evans and Mrs Evans observed unusual lights in the south east sky over Bendigo on the night of 20-21 May 1983. The sighting was subsequently photographed on 35mm black and white film. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 09ad2fe4-6db3-4d00-b38b-347556bb8874 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Mr Russell Henthorn, a technical school student, obtained imagery of an unusual light in the sky above Bendigo on Tuesday 24 May using 35mm colour slide film, producing imagery of apparently better quality than Mr Evans' photographs. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 66bd4c3e-d614-462d-9475-5af3357ef2d2 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light - white pulsating with smaller associated green and red lights | On the night of 24-25 May, many people in the Melbourne area reported unusual lights mainly in the western and south western skies. Checks led CINTO to conclude the sightings were likely of the star Canopus viewed through an inversion layer. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f59543d7-9f6b-41ed-8eb1-289b77a46ca5 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Disc-like or elongated light | Resident observed a bright light approximately 45 degrees from horizon near Pyramid Hill, described as disc-like. A smaller object later joined it, emitting three different colored lights (red, green, blue) from the bottom. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1267e4a6-c7a3-42f6-8dd4-b87892f55a9b | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Series of balls of light | Strange lights viewed over Bendigo consisting of balls of light that flashed red, green, and blue with a constant white light. Multiple objects observed through binoculars. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c7bc9842-8930-483f-9123-6fea3cf30ac9 | Beijing | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Two students photographed an object emitting white light that emerged from behind a mountain and made irregular, silent movements. Photograph published in Beijing Evening News. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e9526212-681c-4cb8-a6f7-6b8bc37f1280 | Adavale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | circular depression/physical feature with concentric circles | An unidentified physical feature consisting of circular impressions in the ground was discovered at Milo Station near Adavale on 27 November 1982. The feature comprised concentric circles with precise geometric properties that the investigating police officer believed could not be naturally reproduced. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNCL | 7.8 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8b3654d3-a165-4cac-83d4-99a039b6a1f1 | Kilo Station | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Circular depression/feature in ground | Employee John Henry GEIGER discovered an unidentified physical feature on the ground near Kilo Station while clearing debris from a track. The feature was a circular depression with unusual soil characteristics investigated by police officer Heather Joy Russell on 28 November 1982. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | Classification: UNIDENTIFIED | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bc49528c-35bc-4a77-b656-ea56b081b570 | Penguin | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | oval-shaped, grey-silver in colour surrounded by a glow with a ring of light encircling it | 16-year-old Michelle Dick photographed an oval-shaped, grey-silver object with a glowing ring above her home. The object was travelling slowly in a straight line toward the sea. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| edfe0255-936c-4ef6-8edf-656ffec1f2ee | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucer | A reported sighting of an aerial phenomenon in the Wilcannia district. Photographs with negatives and prints were mentioned in correspondence between the Department of Civil Aviation and Department of Air. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 77b71413-e10a-48ad-be68-7e7a5c7c9d1e | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown - referred to as aerial phenomenon | Aerial phenomenon reported in Broken Hill area with two photographs attached to official correspondence. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| da84be04-174f-45ee-ab95-7031929fb2da | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Saucer shaped, three tiers high | Keith Weston of Mena Murtee Station photographed a saucer-shaped object estimated 80-90 yards across and 500 feet above ground near a wool shed. The object came from direction of Wentworth, hovered, then moved off making loud explosive and clanking sounds. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1a898043-d4b6-4b30-8076-d130e10df0c4 | Wilcannia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Saucer shaped, three tiers high | Keith Weston sighted and photographed a saucer-shaped object estimated 80-90 yards across at 500 feet above a wool shed. Object came from north direction, hovered over the shed, made loud explosive and clanking noises when departing. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ea349b78-c1fa-4a98-8936-27ea2d339783 | Mena | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Telephoned report of a flying object over Mena Murtee Station. Photographs were allegedly taken at the location and requested by Department of Civil Aviation. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 046997bb-f166-4d76-8b3b-cf88a092bbe8 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Flying Saucers | Report on objects reported as being flying saucers. Vinton film was examined by Salisbury with negative results showing nothing. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cf093e0d-c9dc-47d4-a699-ee47e2230659 | Casuarina | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | cross-shaped light with half-moon appearance, silvery-grey object | A bright white light with distinct halo observed over Casuarina shopping centre area beginning February 20. Object was cross-shaped initially, later appeared as silvery-grey with bright white light, moving from side to side and rising into the sky. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian/police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1d87cfb6-8172-47ed-9a00-d90d1f81918c | Casuarina | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light with distinct halo | News photographer Beat Erismann photographed a bright white light object with distinct halo at 5:30 am. Object slowly grew in size and brightness, then faded to pin-prick before receding upward at great speed. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 05441a4a-9841-4787-bd4b-6c89b19ef193 | Delta | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | RAAF investigation of an unusual aerial sighting reported by Mrs Hubbard near Delta, Queensland. Witness reported photographs were taken of the sighting. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a20a56a6-8a17-450f-8d9b-d19b3b4677ad | Cue | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unusual aerial object | John Morris sighted an unusual aerial object and enclosed sketch and photograph of the sighting position. | PHOTO EVIDENCE | 7.8 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f4782d53-6feb-4cc3-8d89-6cee79799ef8 | Roswell | New Mexico | United States | 33.3872 | -104.5281 | An extraterrestrial craft allegedly crashed at Roswell, New Mexico at the beginning of July 1947. A 1997 Time magazine survey showed nearly one American in four believes this incident occurred. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||||
| e5c63e8a-7097-443c-bf21-55da424cb4b6 | San Carlos de Bariloche | Argentina | -41.1335 | -71.4303 | UFO incident involving landing strip lights going out in the middle of the incident. Referenced as example of need for prepared reflexive responses by personnel. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||||
| 742a8730-88bf-4666-945a-f2a2b0dcd84d | 1948-09-05T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Netherlands | 51.917 | 3.917 | single jet propelled aircraft | Unidentified aircraft sighted by three crews of 307th Bomb Group at 30,000 feet altitude, cruising at normal jet speed heading 120 degrees. Aircraft exhibited smoke trails, condensation trails, sudden acceleration and climb. Assessed as single jet propelled aircraft with rocket assists, more reserve power than normal 1947 variety jets. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 7bcda9d1-fb20-4dd5-979f-41be7b6d4c40 | 1955-10-04T00:00:00Z | 1955 | Baku | Soviet Union | 40.3693 | 49.8671 | disc, round, circular | First flying object sighted by three US observers (Col. Hathaway, Col. Brfron, Senator) described as drastically different from known aircraft. Object was disc-shaped with lights on its perimeter, appeared to move at high speed, and made a second pass over observers. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 9a7b69e4-7220-461d-83f5-63ae29b02055 | 1955-10-04T00:00:00Z | 1955 | Dnieperpetrovsk | Soviet Union | 48.4647 | 35.0468 | disc, round, circular | Three US observers arrived at airfield on October 9, 1955. Col. Hathaway compared a jet fighter at the field with a scale model of a FAGOT, determining the SRI fighter was one-third smaller. Object described as round and circular with revolving clockwise motion. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 1719dde3-abac-4d99-9698-882d464d388f | 1955-10-01T00:00:00Z | 1955 | Baku | Soviet Union | 40.3693 | 49.8671 | Long KR train comprised of flat cars was seen outside Baku. Each flatcar had a landing craft resembling a banana with two large main rotors. Col. Hathaway observed the craft wearing unique uniform he could not recognize. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 8311ae74-03ad-41e7-b999-0f8b3fd20337 | 1955-10-01T00:00:00Z | 1955 | Moscow | Soviet Union | 55.7558 | 37.6173 | Three US observers were escorted to location requested by Senator Russell. Radar site identified with two radars on Moscow to Minsk highway. Approximately 200-250 yards off side of road, identified as one Woodpace or Cage and one square type ground structure. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 0df259da-8da4-44bc-8da4-7a9eea3fb837 | 1949-09-20T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Rome | New York | United States | 43.8333 | -75.6667 | cylindrical | Single cylindrical object sighted at Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, New York at 10,000 feet altitude, traveling at 160 mph in 250 degree direction. Object descended slowly into overcast at 7,000 feet with orange and white flame exhaust. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 4bf957c5-7d77-4a75-a365-6440a40df6b0 | 1949-09-22T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Bedford | MA | United States | 42.4941 | -71.29 | Flame appeared more than twice the length of the object | Aircraft AF 7110 proceeding from Bedford, Mass. to Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, New York observed an unidentified object with a flame appearing more than twice the length of the object. Object finally disappeared into the overcast at 7000 feet. Approximate coordinates: 43°40'N, 74°55'W. Distance from observer approximately thirty miles. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 0c89c7fc-2d7e-45fb-99ae-ed42dcdb62b4 | 1949-08-22T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Seattle | Washington | United States | 47.6062 | -122.3321 | Circular | Circular object, shiny aluminum color reflecting sun's rays, estimated 75-100 feet diameter with 10-15 feet depth. Object traveling 5-6 hundred miles per hour from north to south at approximately 10,000 feet altitude. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| f61f24ee-3637-43fb-964b-073577e4851e | 1949-08-22T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Seattle | Washington | United States | 47.4487 | -122.7097 | Similar to an F-84 | Object similar to F-84 fighter aircraft heading from south to north at estimated 4,000-5,000 feet altitude. No sound heard and object did not maneuver. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| a7a73268-f75f-4bbe-994e-c4a93f7d78c6 | 1949-06-10T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Boston | MA | United States | 42.166667 | -71.5 | Tubular | Unidentified flying object sighted 20 miles southwest of Boston at 0845 hours. T-6 aircraft at 150 MPH, 4000 ft altitude, 330 degrees heading. Object white, tubular, 100 feet long, 6 miles distant, 45 degree elevation angle, approximately 30,000 feet altitude. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| c54e39c5-efd1-4e73-b865-6403ca311cdd | 1949-02-06T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Caribbean Sea | 12.5 | -81.1667 | disc | First object sighted at 1630 on 6 February 1949 at 12°30' north, 81°10' west near San Andres Islands. Silver-colored sphere approximately 12 to 14 inches in diameter, observed at 60 degrees altitude, passing directly over S.S. Antigua changing color from silver to yellow as it went out of sight at 22 degrees altitude. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 028fe860-640f-4710-ac99-bad7f15d5370 | 1949-01-07T00:00:00Z | 1949 | Honolulu | United States | 21.3187 | -157.9225 | large round piece of flat white cardboard | Captain Paul R. Stoney, AO 36278, observed a large round flat white cardboard object oscillating continuously at approximately 25 miles east of Hickam Field. Object was first sighted at 11:07 local time and went out of sight at approximately 14:35 local time. Speed was estimated at 85 miles per hour with the object circling the area making right and left circles. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| f2af60df-c78e-40f4-bfba-1b7c26768950 | 1948-12-03T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Fairfield | California | United States | 38.267 | -121.933 | disc-shaped | Object sighted from Fairfield-Suisun AFB control tower at 2015 hours PST. Object came into view at estimated altitude of 3,000-1,000 feet traveling at estimated speed over 400 MPH, climbed to 1,500 feet, slowed to 200 MPH, climbed to estimated 1,000 feet momentarily then resumed climbing, maintained fast climb to 20,000 feet where it was lost from view. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 6093dc79-b505-41de-8cac-a8f49b3cccc2 | 1948-11-17T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Canada | 50.75 | -119.5 | Egg shaped with a tail | Object observed by 1st Lt. James Toomey from Edmonton, Alberta. Egg-shaped object with tail, approximately 50 feet in height, bright flaming orange color, heading southwest at unknown speed, overcast weather with broken stratus clouds at 12,000 ft. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 0b13f318-7084-41c4-b255-d2dc95e2b39f | 1948-12-11T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Martinsburg | West Virginia | United States | 39.967 | -78.333 | Resembled to parachute flare | Object observed from C-45F aircraft at 9500 ft, 20 miles in front of aircraft. Object displayed red to blue to red color changes, appeared stationary, resembled parachute flare. Distance approximately 20 miles in front of aircraft, altitude 10,000-11,000 feet. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 98c95b14-023e-4a9e-98d1-1222950d4311 | 1947-07-05T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Muroc | CA | USA | 34.9 | -117.883 | Saucer or Disc shaped | S/Sgt Joseph Ruvolo and S/Sgt Gerald E. Nauman observed 2 silver-colored disc-like objects flying toward Mojave at 300-400 MPH at approximately 2,000 ft altitude. Objects moved in horizontal position, reflected sun's rays. Later a third similar object was observed flying in a tight circle. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 4afe1b62-ef08-4f55-8d64-0961a492f16f | 1947-06-14T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Portland | Oregon | United States | 45.5152 | -122.6784 | Resembled the XF5U-1, the so called Flying Flapjack | Richard Rankin, a pilot, observed 10 objects first time and 7 second time flying in a V formation with one object straggling in the rear at 8500 feet altitude, traveling at 350 miles per hour from south to north then north to south. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 52afff0e-1433-4013-a200-0e3d19d8799d | 1948-01-07T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Columbus | Ohio | United States | 39.8403 | -82.9235 | Oval as if looking at spot light | Captain Charles E. McGee observed a single object 4-5 miles southwest of base initially, then 6-7 miles west moving in a hovering manner at 3000 feet altitude, appearing white later yellowish to orange, with blurish streaks like a jet effect. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| c0fba629-8756-4a54-afc4-c90f5e1e44cb | 1947-07-07T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Phoenix | Arizona | United States | 37.45 | -112.5167 | elliptical | Single elliptical object, grey color, 20-30 ft size, spiraled down from 5000 ft to 2000 ft then ascended at 45° angle. Noise like jet on approach reported. Traveled NE to West direction at 400-500 MPH. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| d80332ed-2adf-4c2e-ae9e-69b7e9acd3d9 | 1947-06-29T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Clarion | Iowa | United States | 42.716111 | -93.733333 | between a circle and an oval - inverted saucer | Observer saw object shoot across sky at 1200 ft altitude traveling 300 MPH. Five objects in first group followed by 13 more in second group, flying in single file formation. Objects were dirty white color, approximately 175-250 ft diameter by 12 ft thickness. Made noise similar to electric motor or dynamo. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| ea10537c-c471-446a-adce-10391a7597e8 | 1947-06-28T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Milwaukee | Wisconsin | United States | 43.0833 | -88.3667 | saucer | Brother to Marion Beuscher reported seven to ten objects with saucer shape traveling at extreme speed described as 'like blue blazes'. Objects traveling south with no sound detected. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 98983d61-546a-4c42-a713-5f62188f1c80 | 1948-01-10T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Wildwood | New Jersey | United States | 39.0 | -78.0 | ovular - tear drop | Single object observed moving shoreward at slow speed with slow descent before breaking into two pieces. Object was yellow, red or amber-colored, appeared lamplight-sized, and fell into sea. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 10ee0f36-fe56-41d9-befc-77501f20b037 | 1948-01-10T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Wildwood | NJ | USA | 39.0017 | -74.9033 | discs or balls | Two orange-colored disc or ball-shaped objects observed descending vertically in slow, steady manner until disappearing from sight. Originally appeared as one object that separated at time of sighting. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 8873cc26-92b6-4557-9b21-102cf8de68a9 | 1947-09-03T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Oswego | OR | USA | 45.4 | -122.75 | round | 12 to 15 round silver objects observed at high altitude above Oswego, Oregon while witness was observing a local plane flying overhead. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 82aacde2-c0ab-4fb4-bccd-74928cc14c1d | 1947-07-29T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Hamilton | CA | United States | 38.0833 | -122.5167 | circular like a ball | Capt William H. Ryhard observed two unidentified aerial objects at 8,000-10,000 ft altitude traveling above a P-80. Objects were circular, white shiny, approximately 15-25 feet in diameter. First object pursued horizontal flight; second object appeared to be going left to right and right to left in guard formation pattern. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 7693e7bd-f3a0-4552-a02f-344c30a745bf | 1947-07-29T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Hamilton | CA | United States | 38.0833 | -122.5167 | 1st Lt Ward L. Stewart (former B-29 pilot) observed unidentified object estimated to be following P-80 at four times its speed. Object executed left-to-right movement similar to fighter maneuvering when accompanying heavier ships. Described as milky-white in color and unlike any conventional aircraft. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 996175d3-221e-4ae6-96d4-ce2cf6830e8b | 1947-07-23T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Stephenville | Canada | 48.5 | -58.5522 | Miss Patricia Abbott and Lt Hammaker observed a reddish light exhibiting abrupt dart maneuvers at 10,000 ft altitude traveling at high velocity faster than conventional aircraft with no noise detected. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 49c3c994-ad9a-4c31-a5e9-52ad2f851ed2 | 1947-07-06T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Birmingham | Alabama | United States | 33.55 | -86.8667 | round | Staff Sergeant Ira L. Livingston observed 7 to 10 round objects approximately 2 feet in diameter traveling southeast at 2000 feet altitude at 45° angle, moving at 500-600 MPH in a vertical ascent pattern traveling in arc rather than straight line. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 9a8cec20-c9ab-4d31-b069-9c620a0a6912 | 1947-08-04T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Bethel | Alaska | United States | 60.95 | -161.9333 | saucer - like that of C-54 (from rear) but without motors or flying wings | Capt Jack Peck and Co-pilot Vince Daly sighted a flying saucer northwest of Bethel, Alaska. The black object appeared silhouetted against a brilliant evening sky, moving at 520 MPH at an altitude of 500-1,000 ft, then rapidly climbed out of sight. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 3da63456-d17d-4278-9b9f-4a3482046c79 | 1947-09-12T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Hawaii | United States | 23.5667 | -164.7044 | Capt Stanley S. Griffin and 2d Officer Edward B. Polhemus observed an intense white light 60° off starboard bow of a PAA plane. The light changed course abruptly to 109°, outpacing the aircraft at 1,160 MPH with two reddish lights splitting horizontally. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| bbd63fb8-06b3-4a30-b872-bc957468ef07 | 1947-07-10T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Cordroy | Canada | 47.867 | -59.35 | circle | Observer Wm Evans reported a circular object colored between red and yellow, approximately dinner plate sized, moving very fast. Object had a yellowish tail/exhaust trail and disappeared rapidly. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 313dddff-2188-40ca-8624-e00aa5704429 | 1947-07-10T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Cordroy | Canada | 47.867 | -59.35 | Twelve-year-old Albert Semms observed an object flying at high altitude at tremendous speed with bright reddish yellow color. Object appeared to shoot down very fast and was witnessed only momentarily due to terrific speed. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 5fbd678c-8798-4e62-aaf0-e7167256d2cd | 1947-09-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Logan | Utah | United States | 40.75 | -111.9 | Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson, in company with Mr & Mrs Geylon Caldwell, observed approximately 12 objects flying in group formation at about 2,000 to 3,000 ft altitude. Objects were white and illuminated, appeared to move faster than birds, and circled the city in approximately one to two minutes. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 7be0448e-98b8-4189-990b-7c12dbd5366c | 1947-09-08T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Logan | Utah | United States | 40.75 | -111.9 | Mr & Mrs Norman Hall observed a group of flying objects similar in appearance to a group of moving stars which traveled clockwise above the city. Objects initially thought to be airplane lights but seemed to change formation. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 3bc1bc36-0928-462c-8a0b-f5d1488d9234 | 1947-08-14T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Placerville | California | United States | 32.7125 | -120.7875 | Rectangular with curved top, tilted in semi-circle | Object 5 feet long by 12-14 inches in depth, polished chromium color, rectangular shape with curved top. Traveling at high speed in very shallow dive from north to south. White smoke trail observed initially, later object enveloped in puff of dark gray smoke. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 5ef5a86f-d17a-4b74-8a0d-e62deecbda56 | 1947-12-30T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Montana | United States | 48.155 | -114.37 | While en route from Great Falls, Montana to Fairfield-Suisun AF on the night of 30 Dec 47, USAF pilots observed a possible rocket sighting with trailing intense green and blue flames descending vertically at very high speed from 13,000 feet altitude. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| e72e006f-bf68-46e1-980a-470534cfb9da | 1947-12-30T00:00:00Z | 1947 | Rosedale | California | United States | 38.967 | -123.883 | A C-47 crew reported sighting an object with trailing colors of flame with red and green predominating at low altitude traveling eastward toward some hills. The object was sighted at approximately 38° 50' N, 121° 02' W at 1925 P.S. and again at 1958 with fire reportedly burning in a triangular shape. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 31aff230-6c2b-47dd-938a-098500ff86f4 | 1947-11-12T00:00:00Z | 1947 | United States | 45.25 | -124.9 | flying discs | Two 'flying discs' observed heading southwest from tanker Ticonderoga. May have been heading toward object seen in Pacific off Golden Gate, or possibly same object at different time. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 85f8a131-9ff3-48d8-991d-ec9b0867e115 | 1948-02-18T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Utah | United States | 39.0 | -100.0 | Multi-colored ball of fire | A huge multi-colored ball of fire trailing a dense cloud of smoke was sighted at approximately 1500 hours MST near Green River, Utah at approx 20,000 feet. It was traveling at very high speed heading southeast of Limon, Colorado. Seen 100 miles southeast of the B-29s. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 0bc85642-c437-48b2-9f81-00c58043d963 | 1948-04-01T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Philippines | 13.883 | 12.05 | half moon closely resembling a flying wing type aircraft, turtle back and indistinct dorsal fin | Lt. Robert W. Meyers sighted an unidentified object approximately 3 miles east at 1000 feet altitude. Object resembled a silver half moon with flying wing shape, made left turn then 90 degree turn accelerating rapidly, disappeared in 5 seconds. No sound heard, no exhaust trail observed. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 98dd2d2c-ac35-4c68-9855-8630bb5f5fec | 1948-04-09T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Montgomery | Alabama | United States | 32.3792 | -86.3077 | parachute with canister | Pilot Lt. Col. Robert B. Hughes observed a silver disc approximately 8 feet in diameter from his aircraft at 16,000 feet altitude. The object had the appearance of a parachute with a dark cable attached to a large canister or ball suspended below it, resembling photographic testing equipment. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 5a241e85-1f96-46aa-aefa-538d3e496e65 | 1948-04-15T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Fairbanks | Alaska | United States | 64.8378 | -147.7164 | round and flat | 1st Lt. Aytch Johnson observed a silvery, round and flat object approximately 8 inches in diameter traveling at 250-300 miles per hour at 2,000-3,000 feet altitude. The object oscillated from horizontal to vertical plane at very rapid speed. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 2089574a-8000-4b25-ab6e-14b8e57535ab | 1948-01-09T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Cartersville | Georgia | United States | 34.1667 | -84.8167 | Circular, except for the top quarter which was flat, pot-shaped | Pilot Hugh DuBose observed one object at 3000 feet altitude traveling at 400 mph in direction 175° M. Object was light, sky-blue in color with an intense blue flame. After crossing witness path, blue flame sputtered and turned earthward, with flame then dying out before hitting ground. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| a4b15b04-289a-4c95-bb94-d623740269e0 | 1948-04-18T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Atlantic Ocean | 62.0 | -33.0 | Weather station patrol observed an unidentified object at 1500 GCT on 18 April 1948 in the North Atlantic. Target strength was S5 fading at 18,000 yards. This incident resulted from a radar sighting. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||||
| 795f0633-2a7c-4c0b-be44-60e7ada8f912 | 1948-05-02T00:00:00Z | 1948 | St. Louis | Missouri | United States | 40.0 | -90.25 | Bird | Unidentified flying object sighting at night in St. Louis. One object reported with phosphorescent color after dark and bird-like shape. Most details marked as N/S (not stated). Related to Incident #123. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| f8426bf9-ca08-48b4-847b-ccbf58600805 | 1948-04-30T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Anacostia | Washington D.C. | United States | 38.867 | -77.0 | Sphere | Yellow (light colored) spherical object observed from air at 4500 feet altitude, traveling at approximately 100 m.p.h. in south to north direction despite upper winds from north northwest. No external fittings observed. Pilot did not pursue as object was entering prohibited flying area over U.S. Capitol and White House. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 4ce428e1-9a5a-4136-9854-2b664291a37f | 1948-05-08T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Middleport | Ohio | United States | 30.0 | -82.05 | Round | Ben Rupe, a New York Central System Car Inspector, observed disc-shaped objects traveling from west to east in succession at about two-minute intervals. Objects occasionally appeared to burst and disintegrate, with one resembling a large clock face covered with radium and sailing through the air. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 9fd16c99-e99c-4feb-956a-65563d737147 | 1948-05-31T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Wilmington | North Carolina | United States | 34.233 | -77.95 | Oblong | Mrs. H. D. Alspach observed one oblong object traveling at fast speed at awfully high altitude from the ground near Wilmington, NC. Object emitted smoke and was 3 feet long. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 3c9c0b5f-eaac-49a0-913e-135889cb5e2d | 1948-07-09T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Alaska | United States | 63.183 | -145.667 | Spheroid or disc-shaped | Approximately 20 grayish-black objects observed flying in group formation from WNW to ESE at 5,000+ feet altitude, traveling at over 500 MPH. Objects jockeyed back and forth in group formation giving shotgun blast pattern impression, maintained straight course. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 60398de5-53e6-493e-8635-0a97ab733e95 | 1948-08-02T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Columbus | Ohio | United States | 39.9612 | -82.9988 | Oblong to circular, changing | Round object 20-30 ft diameter observed moving south over Columbus with red grey-black perimeter. Object changed shape from oblong to circular multiple times, traveling at slow constant speed with no sound. Altitude estimated 1500-2000 ft. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| c201a998-cdc8-40d3-a1cc-75ffeda2081a | 1948-07-31T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Columbus | Ohio | United States | 39.9612 | -82.9988 | Starlike, ash tray size | 6 or 7 gold-colored starlike objects observed hovering and changing position in sky. Objects described as size of ash tray, hovering with no sound or exhaust trails. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| f158309b-a95e-4868-a905-a00d19655ca6 | 1948-05-06T00:00:00Z | 1948 | United States (Pacific territories) | 19.1 | 166.083 | ball | White ball-shaped object observed ahead and above aircraft at 10,000 ft. Exploded like a shell during sighting. Apparent construction described as mix of fire. No exhaust trails. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 81d565f5-3ac9-4af2-ba34-4cb26f352e80 | 1948-07-20T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Arnhem | Netherlands | 52.5 | 4.5 | Aircraft with 2 decks and no wings | Object appeared to be wingless aircraft with two decks traveling at very high altitude seen four times intermittently through clouds. Visibility unlimited. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | ||
| 32ce3804-5704-4be5-a0e4-613ca9101316 | 1948-10-19T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Honolulu | HI | United States | 21.0833 | -158.0 | round or elliptical | Bright silver object comparable to aluminum in aircraft observed at 10,000 to 14,000 feet altitude traveling at 200 MPH on northeast steady course. Observed horizontally with no maneuver. Metallic construction. Cloud formation blocked vision between observation periods. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 119e1453-c4bd-4e84-861b-0003d3443134 | 1948-10-04T00:00:00Z | 1948 | United States | 36.667 | -74.667 | round | A bright object similar in shape to the moon but with a distinct bright center was observed by the master of S/S Gulfport. Object gradually grew darker as daylight faded. Size was 1/4 of full moon. Object traveled southeast by west. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 0f68f2bf-600e-4b40-b19d-746ec353dad6 | 1948-10-15T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Japan | 33.667 | 133.0 | unknown | FNAP reported unidentified aircraft sighted both visually and by radar by pilot and radar observer of F-61. Aircraft appeared airborne under radar, possibly 2 aircraft involved. No trails or exhaust flames observed. Much greater speed than F-61, could accelerate straight up or down beyond radar elevation limits. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| b0cba29a-54a5-42f2-b98e-01b72ebc0f85 | 1948-11-08T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Newark | NJ | United States | 40.7 | -74.167 | disc - round with little or no depth | Pale luminous disc-shaped object similar in size to the moon observed near Newark AF Base moving from north northwest toward south southeast at approximately 800 MPH. Object appeared to have no depth and maintained steady luminosity. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 6895c48d-16e2-4ef2-b5fa-a8e67c4ce8c5 | 1948-11-17T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Canada | 56.167 | -117.5 | egg-shaped with tail | Bright flaming orange object similar in shape to an egg with a tail observed by radio operator from 7,000 feet, witnessed near Pence River, Alberta Province. Object appeared above broken stratus clouds, traveled in shallow dive, illuminated sky as it passed. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 694ab372-d0bf-48ff-afec-8f210930e6f8 | 1948-11-14T00:00:00Z | 1948 | South Korea | 37.95 | 125.517 | twin-engine-bomber | Unidentified aircraft observed at 50,000 ft flying east to west. Twin engine bomber type aircraft sighted by Army observation post, believed to be Soviet. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |||
| 577e77d4-ae62-451e-b671-f43f69c86dac | 1948-12-08T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Chanute | Illinois | United States | 40.3 | -88.125 | Round | Object sighted at 1,000 to 2,000 feet north of field in 5° climb. Size 15 feet long x 6 feet wide, white color, round shape. Emitted glint of light with intensity of Ramp floodlight. Weather balloon released 15-35 minutes prior to sighting but was lost 10 minutes after release. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 94a280c5-a904-46e4-a27d-9749b5dcb370 | 1948-12-08T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Las Vegas | NM | USA | 35.517 | -109.85 | ball | Two STAHL & MJS rated pilots in T-7 aircraft observed a strange phenomenon at 11,500 feet MSL. Object appeared as a bright object moving at rapid speed from 50° to 240° true, similar to a burning green flare of common size in Air Forces but much more intense and considerably larger than a normal flare. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 68cdfcb4-cd1e-4833-9b2f-bad13b5fb7d3 | 1948-12-12T00:00:00Z | 1948 | Los Alamos | New Mexico | United States | 35.8833 | -106.3167 | fireball | Very bright green fireballs observed in nearly horizontal flight at low altitude, with estimated velocity 5-12 miles per second. Multiple observations by Dr. De La Paz and other authorities including AEC officials and night guards. Fireballs broke into smaller fragments near end of path. | 7.8 | government | PURSUE-NARA | 1 | |
| 9cf902df-7c55-4ea0-a8e9-449ac294a4f6 | 1945-04-07T00:00:00 | 1945 | North Sea | NSE | at | 52.000002 | 2.5 | cylinder | 60 | Bombing raid. Fuselage dives / 1000 planes. Stops / midair. Shoots going up / 2000mph. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3bc905aa-e822-463b-abb0-694439ea63b4 | 1945-05-01T00:00:00 | 1945 | Every Us B29 Base In Marianas Islands | SPC | pa | 15.000001 | 145.000007 | light | 180 | Fireballs maneuver and follow bombers. Often far out to sea. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f343d9c6-892b-48f6-8811-6b1cf7ec1520 | 1948-12-05T00:00:00 | 1948 | Los Alamos, Nm | New Mexico | us | 35.877779 | -106.29445 | disk | 5760 | FBI report. Green fireballs or saucers seen 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 20+28 DEC'48. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 39940110-0c1b-4c97-acf1-71a4b2b4b9e2 | 1949-07-03T00:00:00 | 1949 | Longview, Wa | Washington | us | 46.150002 | -122.933339 | disk | 2700 | 150 aero-types and pilots. Series / 3 saucers over air-show! / MJ#255+/ r46p86. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8ce6bbd2-c800-418b-97b4-f89a2a754593 | 1950-06-24T00:00:00 | 1950 | Near Daggett, Ca | California | us | 34.866668 | -116.900006 | disk | 1800 | Navy transport and all / airliners. Cylinder/cigar-shape maneuvers. Follows liner / 20 mile(s). / r22p139. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 90e25058-e9d4-495c-9f4e-555e0699f7d7 | 1952-04-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | London, Ont | Ontario | ca | 43.016669 | -81.333337 | cylinder | 180 | Hundreds / observer(s). Dark cylinder/cylindrical object / 40K' altitude. North going quickly south / 1500mph. Jets can't reach or catch up. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d04496d4-a603-4111-99f2-51f2c5e0dd8f | 1952-07-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Washington, Dc | WDC | us | 38.883335 | -77.01667 | disk | 11040 | RADAR's / Bolling and Andrews AFBs and local (as a local wave) airports/apartments. Jets chase 8+objects. 1 going NNE. / r151. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| dc544592-a266-4d53-aa84-93b6715f6fd5 | 1953-08-05T00:00:00 | 1953 | Bismarck, Nd | North Dakota | us | 46.816669 | -100.766671 | disk | 10800 | Many HIQ observer(s). Blackhawk object here / 3 hours. Jets chase going quickly north. / r98#65. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0f8e7bc4-7313-4fb5-b374-f3f3ec1d7421 | 1954-08-28T00:00:00 | 1954 | Oklahoma City, Ok | Oklahoma | us | 35.483335 | -97.516671 | disk | 600 | Hundreds. 15 saucers / delta/triangle/box-like craft formation. Tinker Air Force Base RADAR. Jets chase. Going quickly west. Denied! | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 336072de-1b3d-4cda-82f5-adda03c722ed | 1954-10-02T00:00:00 | 1954 | Chamonix And Valley, Fr | HSV | fr | 45.916669 | 6.833334 | disk | 3600 | Several 100 observer(s). Metal ovoid hovers / one hour. Vibrant bright. Going quickly west extremely fast. See Dieuze. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1db67f54-0aa3-401a-bcec-396d96082bc9 | 1955-02-16T00:00:00 | 1955 | Southeast / Quito, Eqdr | QTO | ec | -0.166667 | -78.300004 | disk | 7200 | Air Force pilots and 100 / ground. Aluminum domed saucer hovers / volcano. Going quickly east. Probe exits going west. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2a560783-c650-4547-b3e6-4fddb897a5f5 | 1955-12-11T00:00:00 | 1955 | Jacksonville, Fl | Florida | us | 30.350001 | -81.683337 | disk | 1200 | 2 airline(s)/airliner crews and many / ground. USAF jets / dogfight / fast orange saucer. / r46p195. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 000af7a6-101a-4e44-94b8-a13c974153f3 | 1957-03-23T00:00:00 | 1957 | Long Beach, Ca | California | us | 33.783335 | -118.150006 | disk | 10800 | CAA RADAR and USAF and hundreds. 4 red objects with lights over area / hours. / r242p85. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c779554b-343f-42b5-85ed-3660fcf8c7b1 | 1957-06-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Coro, Vnzl And Wide Area | FLC | ve | 11.333334 | -69.750003 | disk | 900 | Huge meteor / low altitude crashes. Saucers east to/from/between west for days. / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v3#5. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 00559244-fe48-4cbd-b5e3-c4097de2c342 | 1959-02-11T00:00:00 | 1959 | Near Philipsburg, Pa | Pennsylvania | us | 40.894446 | -78.222226 | disk | 3000 | 3 plane crews and passengers. 3 300' saucers pace airline(s)/airliner. Not / RADAR. / MJ#250. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 05da1476-52ad-4467-8698-4fc731ca9b7b | 1959-06-22T00:00:00 | 1959 | Salta, Arg | SLT | ar | -24.766668 | -65.41667 | disk | 420 | Luminous sphere/orb/globe north going south over hills. Power out / entire town / several minutes. / r111p178. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e0a3cefa-cd9e-4235-a24a-ffb73ec622b3 | 1959-07-11T00:00:00 | 1959 | Sf To/From Hawaii | NPC | pa | 28.416668 | -144.500007 | light | 2640 | 8 airliners. Huge Brill objects maneuver and turn. Extremely fast. 1 going south. / MJ#255+/ APRO 7'59. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 21c1c107-bffa-4a37-b79e-7d5040afd371 | 1960-02-05T00:00:00 | 1960 | Hollywood, Ca | California | us | 34.100002 | -118.316672 | cylinder | 3000 | Hundreds / observer(s). Invisible cylinder/cylindrical object with red light west going east stops / 8 minute(s). Same / 6 February. / r242p138. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e127ba5a-abe8-446a-b66c-6500387caf45 | 1963-03-11T00:00:00 | 1963 | Windward, Oahu, Hi | Hawaii | us | 21.416668 | -157.800008 | disk | 600 | Hundreds / land and air. Vibrant bright crescent going west / high altitude. Going down [to] slow to sea. / r44p41. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d0ffe498-73ab-40ed-b727-04660fcf3350 | 1965-08-01T00:00:00 | 1965 | Chickasha And Shawnee And Cushing And Chandler, Ok | Oklahoma | us | 35.050002 | -97.933338 | triangle | 1800 | RADAR's. Cops and many. White night lights / diamond formation. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 006ecadc-d730-418d-a63c-f1a43a9fc18a | 1967-01-22T00:00:00 | 1967 | Honolulu, Hi | Hawaii | us | 21.311112 | -157.87223 | light | 1200 | 7 cops and ships crew and airliners. Yellow fireball east going west. 2nd object west going east. Blue glowing all over/all about. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fbf042a2-1a40-4996-a176-7dc7718888b2 | 1967-12-03T00:00:00 | 1967 | Cape Kamenny, Rs And More/Others | PLR | ru | 73.083337 | 74.750004 | cylinder | 600 | Airline(s)/airliner crews and more/others. Luminous rocket test going quickly east / 5km altitude. Drops red fireball. Beams and more. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 11a02e0a-c86b-4e6b-9533-70c9160f8099 | 1968-02-04T00:00:00 | 1968 | Redlands, Ca | California | us | 34.033335 | -117.183339 | disk | 300 | 200+observer(s). 15M saucer / portholes. Violent maneuvers all over/all about / 90M altitude. / FSRv17#4+/ r41p213. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| a0a48485-8856-49ae-9d63-6738d5b7c14b | 1969-07-06T00:00:00 | 1969 | Aracena, Sp | HLV | es | 37.888891 | -6.555556 | disk | 6840 | TV Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). All power out. 7-80cm night lights and saucer all night. 20M rectangle. / r50p25. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e2e6eb8c-74a0-4be3-a0a6-6e3a28fdeb24 | 1969-08-31T00:00:00 | 1969 | Kyogle And Darling Downs, Australia | Queensland | au | -27.366668 | 150.000007 | cylinder | 1200 | Hundreds / observer(s). Aluminum cylinder/cigar-shape vanishes as RAAF jets near. No further details. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cd2e7409-7387-44db-8a1d-bb7867aa78f0 | 1969-11-03T00:00:00 | 1969 | Larisa And Patras And All / Greece | GRC | gr | 39.633335 | 22.416668 | disk | 6000 | Saucers and night lights seen all over/all about. Hundreds / police reports. / T. Vebos. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8d5f196f-7c82-452f-8194-6c78788c5655 | 1979-11-27T00:00:00 | 1979 | Madrid, Spain | MDR | es | 40.450002 | -3.733334 | disk | 12000 | Many observer(s). Saucer hovers over busy intersection. Low-frequency Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Flashes. News. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d01c1a9d-9508-45ba-991c-12a37d256ab2 | 1980-05-07T00:00:00 | 1980 | Dachstein Alps, Austria | VIE | at | 47.500002 | 13.666667 | disk | 7200 | KLM and Lufthansa and more/others. Grey sphere/orb/globe. 3 jets chase. Very fast. / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v26#4. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d64d08e6-6591-4852-bf68-e758b13d9cc5 | 1988-02-11T00:00:00 | 1988 | Beira, Mozambique | BEI | mo | -19.750001 | 34.966668 | triangle | 13200 | 737 crew and Air Traffic Controller and military RADAR and more/others. Huge box object with 3 lights. Hovers / hours. Quickly going up [to] away. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c9e62863-dc15-463c-8190-252f66df8bf7 | 1989-02-01T00:00:00 | 1989 | 40M Northeast / Guatemala City | GUA | gu | 14.933334 | -90.200004 | disk | 9360 | Hundreds / sightings through March. All types / UFO's and observer(s). Huge wave. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8fd7bc5d-5a50-4dda-b741-10ee06259dcd | 1989-02-13T00:00:00 | 1989 | Nalchik, Russia | NLC | ru | 43.500002 | 43.583335 | cylinder | 1800 | Hundreds / observer(s). 1500' cylinder/cigar-shape all over area. Going down / 30M. Turns and goes. Big windows. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 4ff41fd6-f85c-4f60-ad93-10ded650cec1 | 1990-04-06T00:00:00 | 1990 | Ulyanovsk, Kazan, Russia | KZN | ru | 54.333336 | 48.100002 | disk | 1800 | Pilots Air Traffic Controllers and hundreds. Blue-green ball hovers over city. Moon-size. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e5df3a3a-62e7-4b5d-99b9-059b356fbfe5 | 1990-11-07T00:00:00 | 1990 | Montreal, Qb | Quebec | ca | 45.500002 | -73.600004 | disk | 9000 | Huge disk over city. Light beams / edge. 9k' altitude? Many observer(s) and cops etc. Photographs. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c106d1e7-b09b-4be7-b6f2-2b805635382f | 1994-09-14T00:00:00 | 1994 | All So.Africa | ALL | zi | -18.000001 | 30.000001 | light | 1200 | Hundreds / report(s). Silent night lights soar maneuver and turn / low altitude. Follow terrain. / MJ#320. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ac3724bb-985f-4194-a20f-26010c318832 | 1995-02-13T00:00:00 | 1995 | Baguio, Luzon, Pi | LZN | ph | 16.400001 | 120.600006 | light | 600 | Hundreds / observer(s). Night light splits going [to] orbs. Maneuver all over/all about. Sinuous trail / photographs. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f76b93e9-e1fe-4aa7-8f2e-562462720007 | 1998-10-16T00:00:00 | 1998 | Qing Co, China | HEB | cn | 38.583335 | 116.800006 | disk | Pilots and 4 RADAR's and 140 / ground. Classic domed saucer plays cat / mouse with jets. Going up. | 7.77 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | ||
| ae283df7-61c8-4111-94e9-a1b5fd7a9afe | 1950-04-24T00:00:00 | 1950 | Abbiate Guazzone, Itl | Varese | it | 45.700002 | 8.9 | disk | 1500 | 3 pseudo-human/entity weld saucer body. Metal fragments left! Observer(s) zapped. / FSRv32#4. | 7.76 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3e1f8bde-a5e4-4d10-acba-ab9e6baab24d | 1963-05-16T00:00:00 | 1963 | Mercury 9 | ea | -32.000002 | 115.000005 | disk | 300 | G. Cooper and Perth ground RADAR. Green UFO follows module. Odd voices / tape. / r22p9. | 7.76 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | ||
| bc08ba2b-0014-418d-9a26-6fa966d123ee | 1965-11-09T00:00:00 | 1965 | Clay, Ny | New York | us | 43.200002 | -76.200004 | light | 7200 | Night lights seen / main electric transmission line. Huge power outage / northeast USA and E. Canada. | 7.76 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 39d8bc44-7eda-47e0-814d-e661a6258a91 | Baikonur Cosmodrome, Russia | DZK | ru | 47.783336 | 66.71667 | disk | 1200 | 2 saucers hover overhead. 1 directly over launch pad#1. Electro-magnetic effect (EME.) | 7.76 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |||
| becca3d9-960a-4ec6-804a-1ddf78412bec | Sofia, Bulgaria | Sofia | bu | 42.716669 | 23.333334 | disk | 1800 | All present. Basketball-size and shape going [to] overhead very slow / great altitude. | 7.71 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |||
| ad5eb84e-806e-41ab-bd4e-dd0f9ccc993a | 1954-10-27T00:00:00 | 1954 | Firenze, Itl | Firenze | it | 43.783335 | 11.266667 | disk | 1800 | 15K / ballgame. 2 orbs drops angel hair. = boron-Si-glass! / r138#4p88. | 7.71 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9cdeceee-a2fa-42c3-ace1-905e186dfca3 | Heathcote | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Object with intense white and blue front portion, string of following yellow flickering lights | Captain C.J. Ireland traveling by car observed brightly lit object crossing south to east at elevation of 300 degrees, with white front and yellow flickering trailing lights, disappearing behind cloud over the sea. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c55e7790-57d0-49f0-9692-f543104d57c8 | Loddon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Fuselage-shaped, brightly lit | Ex-RAAF Pilot Arthur Gall Fuller observed white-lit fuselage-shaped object in southern sky at elevation of approximately 30 degrees, disappearing into cumulus cloud with easterly direction of travel. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 187811bb-27bd-4094-bcd3-5e74191cc96b | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | fluorescent light | Former RAAF operational pilot Arthur Fidler observed an object traveling due east at steady course and speed of approximately 450 m.p.h., maintaining an angle of 45 degrees, with a neon-like glow. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 53e28188-7031-4981-85c1-e59e9005b869 | Bankstown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two RAAF servicemen reported sightings in the Bankstown area at 6:10 a.m. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 99ce39d6-2ea5-4b7f-a96c-5e29889ff250 | Shepparton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | An aircraft navigator reported seeing a flying saucer in Shepparton, Victoria. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4a80098f-2b43-4c59-b2e2-d7ac7ac7f7be | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright star-like object | Bright star-like object sighted moving from northwest to northeast, observed for approximately 15 minutes approximately 100 miles from the Victorian border in South Australia. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7005ac2d-edd8-43ae-bf05-bc179c82106d | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright red object | Squadron Leader A. Frost sighted a bright red flashing object low in the heavens, moving from northeast to northwest at constant elevation of approximately 10 degrees above horizon. Object flashed at frequency of 10 flashes per 8 seconds with no sound heard. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 75272ee8-0a56-4495-9a3d-0b6d7bbf1ba5 | Port Lincoln to Melbourne | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | contrail/trail from fast moving body | A contrail was observed forming at 50 degrees altitude and bearing 290 degrees, passing over the vessel's zenith and fading at 40 degrees altitude, then reforming at 30 degrees and disappearing at 15 degrees bearing toward Kingston. The contrail was estimated to originate from a fast-moving body at 50,000+ feet altitude and remained visible for thirty minutes while gradually dispersing. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a9ee2838-6fb5-4a9e-b261-063b5c27a363 | Vanimo | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light | A bright white light was sighted at 9:30 p.m. above the crest of ranges to the south-west, fell behind the horizon, and a bright glow remained for about five seconds. A muffled impact was heard suggesting the object struck the ground at a distance, with the object believed to have fallen in an uninhabited area beside the coastal range. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ad717f42-0b15-4ec3-97a5-4691f92b58f0 | King Island | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unknown | Cessna 182 pilot reported seeing things (possibly a UFO) shortly after departing Cape Otway at 0903Z. Aircraft was overdue at King Island with engine trouble reported prior to communications loss. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9b4fbdb6-c171-4653-9c86-1cbab39cdf34 | Tennant Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brilliant white light | Aircraft VH-DRB (C421) enroute Tennant Creek to Darwin at FL180 reported a brilliant white light at same level, 30 miles north in Tindal area, tracking N-SW on descent then disappearing. | Classification: UNCLAS | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bfdd5b68-fe4a-47a2-9e2e-56f097dbe3d9 | Mataranka | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brilliant white light, iridescent, falling fast | Aircraft VH-CKU (C402) from Mataranka on same track at lower altitude observed the same brilliant white iridescent light falling fast at 0946Z. Nothing in area, nothing on radar. | Classification: UNCLAS | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f8385361-c310-4289-b86b-a2233413810c | Norfolk | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disc | Pan-American Airways reported six discs seen maneuvering below aircraft with abrupt course changes, color changes, and high speeds. Two additional discs joined before departing. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fea6f154-5771-43b9-8986-e65337370696 | Nambour/Sydney | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Brilliant green-blue light | Multiple pilot reports of a brilliant green-blue light observed from Nambour and Sydney with discrepancies in timing and duration. Analysis suggests either two separate meteors or an object traveling at extreme speed. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d6d44077-cb7d-4aea-8acc-d5839f7ec1f2 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | white spherical object | White spherical object sighted by Department of Civil Aviation officials and others on duty at RAAF Base Fairbairn. RAAF investigators could not positively identify it but offered several possible explanations including jet aircraft condensation trail, planet Venus, or meteorological balloon. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 84e2134a-7ac5-4be8-be27-67a8650ac12d | Kokoda | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual Aerial Sighting reported from Kokoda area by Assistant District Officer OVERLAND. Report researched by Papua New Guinea Defence Force Headquarters. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| c70b9aeb-f324-46b0-b177-d360a6bff0d8 | Kalgoorie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Disc-like objects | Aircraft VH-RTO reported sighting a UFO in company with six small disc-like objects approximately ten miles north of track from Kalgoorlie, keeping pace with the aircraft. | Classification: Confidential | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 750c7461-771e-4ba9-988c-3847249b4d2a | 1968-08-22T00:00:00 | 1968 | Kalgoorlie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | UFO sighting near Kalgoorlie on 22nd August 1968 reported by Captain Smith & Jardin. Report received at Department of Air and referred to RAAF Pearce for checking with DCA. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 226ccb97-0355-4ea1-ae13-7e264d69fbd0 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light - steady white with green and red flashing | Air Traffic Controller G.S. Elston observed a steady white light with green and red flashing at bearing 290 degrees, elevation 15 degrees, at distance of 20 miles from Launceston Airport Control Tower. Initially thought to be an aircraft on approach. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 179f80aa-3565-4c8e-941d-17101f123d06 | 1969-04-21T00:00:00 | 1969 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by S. Pettifer at Hobart Airport Control Tower on 21 April 1969. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| b639462f-ff8d-41f7-8b46-c0af06d1ee61 | 1969-05-25T00:00:00 | 1969 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by P.R. Stride from Launceston Airport Control Tower on 25 May 1969. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 215381cb-19a1-4e23-bbf1-bc562f9bb077 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | spherical | Airline pilot observed a bright white spherical object above power station. Object moved erratically and disappeared mid-air. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 43c62c5a-cab6-41ab-ae10-2648f47412c4 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Not fully described in excerpt | Air Traffic Controller at Launceston Airport observed an amber or orange tinted light approaching from NNW, seen through cloud break. Object appeared as a light rather than definite object. | Classification: Cause cannot be determined | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1c6c382f-df3e-4bdc-8876-e044d6d6a4aa | Southport | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | disc | RAAF observer witnessed a real, definite object with possible disc shape that appeared as a light. Object disappeared in mid-air with unusually fast movement. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ba1a30c6-d12d-42db-9eaa-a469e1c0d4ba | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Flight Officer J. Leighbour observed aerial object from control tower at Penrith. RAAF assessment suggested probable moon halo phenomenon observed after cyclone conditions. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 472eaa5f-cb9b-49c4-a3bc-ae00cce4bdca | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Light | Observer reported a light object observed overhead near Canberra RAAF facility. Object's exact nature could not be determined, with assessment indicating possible natural phenomenon following recent cyclone activity. | Classification: Unknown | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2990de02-afa1-473d-9c79-0a8c7621a910 | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Unknown/indistinct | Aerial object observed by military observer (Captain Morris) near Pearce RAAF Base. Object appeared as light or definite form with reported movement and maneuvers. | Classification: Intelligence Report of Aerial Object Observed | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bb5a5a12-ce1b-4eac-a2b9-1b0e7edd6bae | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright yellow light | Visual sighting by RAAF ATCO and DCA from inside and outside tower of bright yellow light on bearing of approximately 280 degrees with brilliant intensity similar to aircraft landing light. Object maintained constant height of 5,000-6,000 feet and receded rapidly to the west. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 25e474d4-9e57-4e8a-8fb8-2e2621694815 | Katherine | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Red and green flashing light | Captain of light aircraft northbound into Katherine reported red and green flashing light that disappeared and reappeared for 30 seconds. Object climbed, dived and circled with no known aircraft in the area. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9216c246-55ea-402b-8b0f-b84bd25195b2 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Report of an aerial object observed by Captain Knott. Specific details of the sighting are contained in the observer's report form. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e79769e0-f6e1-443e-887a-b965e40106d9 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Red glow similar to a light | A red glow similar to a light appeared above Townsville airfield and remained stationary in the sky for approximately 20 minutes before disappearing. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7b590001-2c28-4d6e-b02e-28ef883e865b | Alice Springs | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light similar to a star on the ground | Pilot sighted a bright white light from aircraft cruising at 37000 ft over Alice Springs. Investigation determined the light was consistent with a natural gas burn-off conducted by Magellan Petroleum at Palmer Valley. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 22bda45c-5ef6-4677-9332-051b90072979 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Aerial object observed by Flt Lt E.E.B. Vanderiet and Plt Off P.J. Price of RAAF Base Richmond. Report submitted to Headquarters Operational Command with questionnaire details. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| da13d7db-b4e1-4896-82d5-99698ab1833b | 1971-02-26T00:00:00 | 1971 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light/sphere | Observer C.D. Gustin reported an unusual aerial object sighting at Laverton RAAF Base on 26 February 1971 at 10 pm. The object was described as a white/bright light with no obvious propulsion, moving rapidly before fading into the night sky. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 841be965-3bd8-4b6e-9111-148637bf4852 | Preston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Corporal Rourke of Victorian ATC Preston Flight observed a yellow/white light appearing on top of a factory, climbing slowly initially at elevation of 5-6000 feet to the east. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ad581b52-438a-492f-8129-3d381d9a8d33 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly described | Pilot of Cessna 185 observed an unusual aerial object at approximately 1200 hours. RAAF concluded the sighting was probably a meteorite or space debris re-entering the atmosphere. | Classification: Meteorite or space debris re-entry | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 92a60238-614f-4b34-9154-20aeabea881a | Wewak | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Object with tail | Aircraft observed a UFO descending rapidly at same altitude, object had tail and disintegrated close to aircraft. Possibly meteor or comet. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6479a022-38fb-4060-8e9e-cd950adf4a69 | 1971-05-27T00:00:00 | 1971 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Captain S.A. Brooke, airline pilot, reported an unusual aerial sighting whilst flying over Phillip Island on 27 May 1971. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d78d4036-6180-432e-8b43-4d4f996eacbb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Observer at RAAF facility observed an incandescent white light moving at shooting speed across the sky with no sound or trail. Object disappeared gradually at low elevation. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 3ad251ab-3195-495d-b899-f5405eeb6c50 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Circular disc shape with bright white light | Observer reported seeing a bright circular object with definite shape and structure. Multiple objects appeared in formation. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b8ef35d9-f4cd-4c28-af84-217017697e0b | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Aircraft with vapour trail | Unidentified high-flying aircraft observed crossing Woomera Prohibited Area from southwest to northeast with long continuous vapour trail. No official knowledge of military or civil aircraft in restricted airspace at that time. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1ebebed1-381b-4c88-9a46-37990f1f814c | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Vapour trail | Very high vapour trail moving southwest to northeast, appearing to pass over Nurrungar prohibited area. Sighting reported by meteorological observer Stan Sketcher and Commonwealth Police from Woomera technical area. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9fd4ebdb-00b3-4c4a-9658-0c39b45d7376 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Not clearly specified | Sighting reported at 0659 hours by meteorological observer Stan Sketcher and Commonwealth Police from Woomera technical area. No local knowledge of any aircraft in the vicinity. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fffa88c5-413a-4917-8635-eea37eac09bb | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | Meteorologist observer Murphy reported sighting of an unidentified aircraft passing over the Woomera Prohibited Area. No authorized aircraft was in the area at the time according to DCA. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ef413ffe-8a67-444d-b599-9ab24bbdc552 | Cromarty | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | red glow | Crew member Penman observed a red glow 6 to 8 inches in diameter north of Cromarty, approximately 200 feet above ground, which disappeared into a swamp. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6301ef29-f0aa-4b33-9627-58d537882ade | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Light | Single light object observed at approximately 3:00 p.m. in naval area near Naivl, South Australia. Object disappeared over the horizon. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ab2fd5aa-9470-42cc-bdbd-20a183429b78 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright light | Qantas Darwin reported a bright light at eye level that became brighter and rose nearly overhead, moving around without conforming to any pattern. At least six members of the party with Mr Reiter witnessed the object. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 93355719-fc1e-4927-acd0-975146149dc6 | 1942-01-01T00:00:00 | 1942 | Geraldton | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | UFO investigator Keith Basterfield reported seeing his first UFO while serving in air crew over Geraldton, Western Australia in 1942. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 2b51b89e-b94b-4ba7-88bb-e8a84ae0aa38 | 1959-01-01T00:00:00 | 1959 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | UFO investigator Keith Basterfield reported a UFO sighting in 1959 in the South Australian mid-north region. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 20d22a9f-32a1-4012-ada3-267e95158a2a | Tamworth | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Pinpoint of light, appeared like a star when viewed through binoculars | Mr Turner, Officer-in-Charge at Tamworth Airport tower, observed a pinpoint of light visible to naked eye to the northwest at 80-85 degrees elevation. When viewed through binoculars it appeared to be like a star. Observed for 15 minutes then ignored. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 019d328e-a941-41c9-b0cc-dd0d7018925a | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | Wagga | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting reports received from RAAF Base Wagga during June 1972. Completed forms were recently returned from DCA. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 16fe7304-e96a-4c38-96fd-28617dc69cb5 | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | Wagga | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting reports received from RAAF Base Wagga during July 1972. Reports from students McCallum and C. Mortlock. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| eae66703-2728-45e5-a201-f80e5fb715e0 | 1972-08-06T00:00:00 | 1972 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unusual aerial sighting reported in Darwin area on night of 6th August 1972. Investigation concluded the sighting was likely the planet Saturn based on observations by stationed navigator. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 6da60095-1de1-4506-bf20-7b1d931d6219 | 1958-01-18T00:00:00 | 1958 | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Unusual aerial object sighted at Essendon on 18 January 1958. Observer was Asset, RAAF personnel. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 60577a88-4c4a-4ee8-972b-96908bdc7b4b | Springwood | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | vapour trail | Well-defined vapour trail observed by Squadron Leader F.M. Griggs at 0100 hours appearing to be caused by an aircraft flying south to north with a 360-degree turn executed towards the north west. No aircraft were found to be in the area by RAAF Williamtown, Kimberley or DCA. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5e094e96-4cf9-475e-966b-443b48375d8d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | large aluminium disc | Observer scanning skies with binoculars spotted a large aluminium disc approaching at high speed at 4,000-5,000 feet, circling above the ship. Object flew in big circles at same height for 3-4 hours before suddenly accelerating at 3,000-3,500 mph and disappearing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 099c28b7-3289-4391-baa5-b7b0554cc48d | 1956-10-11T00:00:00 | 1956 | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | ball | An unidentified aerial object was sighted at approximately 20:15 hours on 11th October 1956 near Penrith. The object appeared as a bright light that disintegrated prior to contact with the ground over a period of approximately three seconds. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 37a537c3-dc6f-415b-8097-da2d3f5199ed | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Cpl S.R. Conlan (RAAF) reported sighting an unusual aerial object while driving between Warnambool and Port Fairy. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 652060ef-7c2c-41af-ac23-c867090902b7 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Dr LEMON reported a sighting of objects in tandem formation with an incandescent trail, later investigated as a possible space object re-entry event. | Classification: space object re-entry | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 62da9de6-4dfa-4c93-9d67-5008f14bdab8 | 1973-04-26T00:00:00 | 1973 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Intense white light with red trail / blue to red with red efflux | Major D.H. Campbell and Flight Lieutenant C.R. Hewitt observed an unusual aerial object at approximately 0526 hours on 26th April 1973, traveling from south to north with decreasing elevation at approximately 30 degrees. No sound was heard. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (satellite 1972-077A) | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 68afa5e2-345b-4a98-ba3f-c2e07686a980 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright object, 2-3 times size of Venus | Bright object observed moving at approximately the speed of an Electra aircraft with sparks trailing behind it. Sighting occurred at approximately 1200/GMT with witnesses also reported at Trevallyn and Legana. | Classification: Space debris re-entering Earth's atmosphere | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f58f9606-fd5b-449d-b10a-70ad08103dcb | Richmond/Moorebank | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | white light appearing to pulsate and oscillate, changing colour from white to dull reddish purple | Sgt Lang and another observer at Moorebank reported a pulsating light that appeared as a star through binoculars but showed colour changes when viewed with naked eye. The object was determined to be a star with colour changes caused by atmospheric effects. | Classification: Identified as star | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 49e379e8-fa59-49b0-93e8-6d17c122f7e4 | Amberley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | star-like objects, disc-like | Security Guard LAC R.J. Jones observed multiple unusual aerial objects at RAAF Base Amberley. First object appeared from north, stopped directly above base then moved south; second object followed and moved west; third object came from east; fourth object appeared later from north-west direction. | Classification: Most probable causes determined to be orbiting space vehicles and meteorite; first object identified as unpredicted space debris, second as satellite TACEOS I, third as unpredicted space debris, fourth as meteorite or space debris | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 80f2a753-a087-4ffb-bf0b-1c7a5100a43f | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Pilot reported an unusual aerial sighting that paralleled their aircraft's track and made a right angle turn to the east. Investigation concluded the object was a light aircraft operating below controlled airspace. | Classification: light aircraft | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 127352c6-9f95-4de1-92fe-37394ce90701 | Williamtown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | moving light, described as cream and yellow/orange, roughly the size of Venus | Flt Lt H.G. Cameron and Mrs T. Williams observed a moving light at 40°-90° azimuth moving rapidly north to south and south to north from RAAF Base Williamtown. The phenomenon was subsequently determined to be distortion of Jupiter or ball lightning (Kugelblitz). | Classification: Ball Lightning (Kugelblitz) | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 74185ae4-a6af-4932-b688-a408bfe160f0 | Kimbe | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | conical glowing object with red light on top | District Commissioner at Kimbe observed a bright conical glowing object with red light on top, 5 degrees above horizon. Object hovered for 30 minutes then moved north. | Classification: not investigated, no known aircraft flying in FIR at that time | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 85309b1c-10df-434a-9981-7016e03a25d4 | 1960-11-15T00:00:00 | 1960 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unidentified | USAF B-57 aircraft crew sighted an unidentified flying object near East Sale on 15 November 1960. The pilot initially paid little attention but later read a report of a similar sighting by a clergyman in Tasmania. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| edb9eff1-57ea-4953-9a88-48a69f259c64 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | jet-like | Captain James Kemp, Ansett-ANA pilot, observed a flashing red light with white light characteristics moving in the vicinity. Visual observation by crew of 3 from aircraft. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e24efe28-abf6-472e-b9a6-21e1f5f662ed | Ramiara | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright light, possibly star-like | Particularly bright light observed west of Ramiara that moved erratically southwestward, emitting blue light then bright green with orange flashes. Light appeared to emanate from bottom of object before disappearing in south-easterly direction. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d03d2465-43b7-4bea-be64-1850039cf130 | 1959-10-12T00:00:00 | 1959 | Wonthaggi | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | An aerial object was sighted 60 miles south of Wonthaggi by an Ansett/ANA airline pilot around 12 October 1959. Report details are incomplete with no signature or specific observation date provided. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 91e2780e-cdd6-40ea-a9c0-34ad3525b100 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large manned craft with elaborate superstructure | Reverend William B. Gill and 38 corroborative witnesses observed UFOs hovering above Boianai Mission. Witnesses reported humanoid beings aboard the craft. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 301482b6-4bb2-4b6b-b38c-62c506d23a28 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc or circular object with illuminated panels and figures on deck | Multiple UFO sightings observed from Boianai Station including a large primary object with humanoid figures visible on top, and up to four additional smaller objects. Objects displayed various colors (yellow, orange, white, red, blue) and hovering behavior, with some descending below 2,000 feet cloud cover. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 57d905fc-71ac-48b1-91ae-4c103913ef7d | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc or circular object with humanoid figures on deck | Large UFO observed in similar position to previous night with four humanoid figures visible on deck engaging in activity and responding to waving gestures and torch signals from witnesses. Object appeared to acknowledge communications before figures withdrew below deck. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 029b60f1-41d6-406a-ba0c-b0c8501816c3 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Multiple circular objects | Multiple UFO sightings on third consecutive night with up to 8 objects observed at one time, mostly at high altitude. Objects displayed hovering behavior with minimal activity observed on board. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1163a431-e3b6-4366-9b4f-00aeedd75986 | Rosebud | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flash | Airline pilot Captain McDougall observed a brilliant blue flash in the direction of the Southern Cross constellation while flying between Melbourne and Launceston. The object appeared as a flash of blue light. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b566269d-8a2e-4b6f-beb2-88bb8e951cfe | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Deep red centre with white flame surrounding | Object sighted falling earthwards at angle, leaving trail of black smoke, glowing white before disappearing due east. Estimated distance 12-17 miles, size approximately half the control tower. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a0b78ac2-2489-429c-a5dc-d4018376996d | 2000-01-01T00:00:00 | 2000 | Normanton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Luminescent object similar to a wind sock, 25-30 feet in length | Luminescent wind sock-shaped object observed traveling at high speed from Southeast to Northwest at 2000-3000 feet altitude with color gradient from dark blue to orange to whitish. No engine noise detected. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f767faf7-a752-4ae4-a706-175571e17261 | 1973-08-05T00:00:00 | 1973 | Forrest | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | planetary appearance with pulsating effect | Unusual aerial sighting initially reported on 5 August 1973. Subsequently determined to be the planet Venus, appearing to move westward due to atmospheric refraction and pulsating effects from varying atmospheric density layers. | Classification: Venus (identified) | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9ba53f27-f84a-4cc7-b840-42dca351d353 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright white light | Observer reported a bright white light with brilliant acceleration, color changes from white to amber, and various maneuvers including course deviations. Object accompanied by electromagnetic effects including radio interference and television receiver disturbance. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f47f6f92-6750-4b61-8472-bd7f350c79dd | 1973-10-31T00:00:00 | 1973 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unusual aerial sighting in Northern Territory on 31st October 1973 in early morning hours. Observer witnessed object(s) moving from east to west across the sky. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d60a9359-e73b-40f8-b37a-419e2b5b69ed | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Luminous object | Luminous object similar to that described at Hallett Station observed by personnel at South African SANAE Station on opposite side of Antarctic. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6a53be17-76bd-42cf-84e6-fe74bd77d83c | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | bright light, then large cluster of lights when in front of aircraft | Aircraft ZKTEC enroute Christchurch to Sydney observed an object passing from south to north over Sydney area, displaying as a bright light then cluster of lights, moving several thousand feet slower than a meteor before rapidly fading north of Sydney. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8fd21c6a-3269-483a-896d-b1cb5524d492 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Contrail with object preceding it | A contrail was observed climbing from northwest to south at an estimated 15,000-20,000 feet, with an object preceding it at constant distance. No known military or civil aircraft in the area could account for the sighting. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e70545a2-edf5-43d6-960d-55a7817ab5ff | 1962-01-23T00:00:00 | 1962 | Avalon and Point Cook | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown - appears to be aerial object | Sighting of an unusual aerial object at Avalon and Point Cook on 23rd January 1962, with a related sighting approximately 15 minutes later reported by Flt Lt Johnston of CFS. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 014bee37-9658-4c28-ad88-b4398d415333 | 2000-01-01T00:00:00 | 2000 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light aircraft with navigation lights | Flight Lieutenant J.H. Johnston, piloting Winjeel A85-429, sighted an unidentified aircraft with navigation lights approximately two nautical miles to the south, heading west at approximately 2000 feet altitude. The aircraft could not be identified and did not match any authorized aircraft operating in the East Sale control zone. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c94293ef-c968-4b0a-8007-d3a4b69a831f | 1962-01-23T00:00:00 | 1962 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright flare | The control tower observer at East Sale aerodrome reported sighting a bright flare burning for approximately four seconds on a bearing of 330 degrees from the control tower on the evening of 23rd January 1962. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 94d917d1-200e-49cc-aebc-35ea79961121 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Spherical | Pilot observed a spherical object with prismatic flashes of light (green and orange) coming from north-easterly direction at approximately 10 o'clock high. Object traveled due north in straight path with occasional prismatic flashes before disappearing in glare of sun. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e8a8a49d-8f95-4aec-8fae-e8fb7970e658 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | A red light was observed travelling north to south above the horizon, disappearing in mid-air. The object appeared as a light rather than a definite physical object. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a5c5165a-8422-4bf8-8532-d67ff6d69e3c | 1961-06-03T00:00:00 | 1961 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unidentified flying object reported by crew of Neptune aircraft at position 3230S 15240E on 3 June 1961 at 2217 hours. Report details incomplete in provided document excerpt. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ca354075-f561-480d-a858-296031dd456b | 1960-10-04T00:00:00 | 1960 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | cigar-shaped and saucer-shaped objects | Rev. Lionel Browning reported seeing flying objects above Cressy around 6 p.m. on October 4, 1960. The RAAF investigation attributed the sightings to moon reflections and meteorological conditions, which Browning disputed. | Classification: phenomena as a result of a moon halo associated with meteorological conditions | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c57c3b23-66e8-4297-aedd-1c6cb99b1c76 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Definite object | Object observed traveling in low arc about 20 degrees above horizon, appearing as bright white light with burning green, changing to orange sparks. Object traveled from north to south in low arc before disappearing in mid-air. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 44fa2855-303d-480f-937c-a9abf2fb81ab | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Definite object | Object observed traveling in low arc about 20 degrees above horizon, appearing as bright light changing to brighter green and burning out in line of orange sparks. Traveled from north to south before disappearing in mid-air. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f18526f5-5e04-4167-8a94-f056ca62b350 | 2000-01-01T00:00:00 | 2000 | Samarai area | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Flying object | Object sighted hovering at 5000 feet at Ganawe Plantation, faded and disappeared, then reappeared inland at Miadeba at 2000 feet. Flashed red and white, never bright green. Estimated vertical speed 50 mph, soundless. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c827a0a6-4575-4123-8e72-4b7b53a2ac6b | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unidentified flying object sighted by officer in charge of Sehulea Patrol Post in Milne Bay district of New Guinea. Report received from Department of Territories. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 1ca07a78-dec0-4059-a887-7c78a608a506 | Tewatewa | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright white light | A bright white light was observed from the vessel Poseidon, anchored at Tewatewa, on bearing West (270 compass) at elevation approximately 10 degrees above the horizon. The light was much brighter than other visible lights and ruled out as bush fire. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 03d30669-d1f4-4b76-95a3-cc96ba5084ac | 1965-01-01T00:00:00 | 1965 | Griffith | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | slightly elongated, bright light with light greenish shade under front portion | Bright greenish-tinged object moving NE to SW at great speed, observed to break up into 4-6 bright pieces that slowed and faded. Witness reported seeing similar object in early April 1965. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e4ae01b0-36b2-4475-87ab-b36fbd7a3136 | Canberra area | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | diffused light source similar to mercury vapour street light, yellowish then greenish glow, emitted pinpoints of light | Bright yellowish-green light moving south at high speed (estimated 2-3000 mph) at 20-30,000 ft altitude, changed colour and emitted radiating pinpoints before fading. Three witnesses observed similar details. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 02cde03f-c239-438f-b954-e8c57841ef0f | Holbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | silver ovals with no wings | First Officer V.V. Kaye, co-pilot of Ansett-ANA Flight 318, reported two silver objects: one approximately 3000 feet ahead of aircraft, another higher at one o'clock position. Objects appeared solid and larger than expected aircraft. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7ba86cfe-b0d1-4430-8ae1-967b5f716b30 | Norseman | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Red light | Main Roads supervisor reported sighting a strange red light above the Eyre highway near a broken-down vehicle, appearing to touch the earth then climb at a 30-degree angle several times. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 69cf37df-38b7-4cd4-a46c-e6d37e7ff30c | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Light patches with rotating shadow in centre causing pulsation | Crew of Landing Craft Loellen/M observed multiple ghostly white light patches in the water with rotating shadows causing pulsation effects, accompanied by compass malfunctions and erratic behavior. Multiple light patches passed the vessel at high speed between 0140-0230 hrs with estimated dimensions of several miles across. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3f3a65f3-3360-42d3-88cf-0432dd3c9cc4 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | oval, approximately 2 feet long with incomplete rear portion | A very bright oval object was observed from the tarmac near refueling pipes, glowing white to blue with intermittent tail streaks, traveling at approximately 150 mph at 1000-1500 feet altitude. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 50e55c33-953e-4355-bd95-02116108769e | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | glowing object | A glowing object with slight bluish tinting and long flaming tail light was sighted heading west to east with slight northerly track. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 8653e1b1-1ab5-4cc5-820f-74bda7b993f6 | Barclay | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large oval object | Large oval object observed moving west to east across the sky with a light green trail. Object appeared to be approximately 100 feet long. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a713a0ed-43a7-41de-b8f3-1b2bf998055a | 1963-07-03T00:00:00 | 1963 | Peckery | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright greenish-blue light | Engineer H. Peckery sighted a large meteor or UFO from Range Aerodrome on 3 July 1963. The bright greenish-blue light appeared to break up leaving red-hot fragments before burning out or disappearing. | Classification: Large Meteor or UFO | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| dc4512e2-e70f-4463-9371-326c83018aca | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Four distinct objects, leading object glowing red, three trailing objects green, forming equilateral triangle | Four unidentified flying objects sighted by the Navigating Officer and several other officers aboard HMAS ANZAC at 1745 hours. Objects were closely grouped, left colored trails, and disappeared behind cloud before reappearing momentarily on a different bearing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e0ff968b-6b42-4aa1-86a5-a881200cbe23 | Whittlesea | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flat disc-like | A flying instructor at Whittlesea Airport observed a flat disc-like object at approximately 10:20 AM. The observer took off in an aircraft to investigate but lost sight of the object earlier than expected. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5c8d1d0d-94a6-4c79-b276-4e54224b656f | Keilor | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Metallic substance | Flying instructor N.H. Edwards observed a silver metallic object at 0304 hours at 4,200 NMH height near Whitfusba Aerodrome. Object remained stationary with a mirror-like reflection before descending behind cloud base. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d6cbdb53-4437-4b6f-9834-6bb690a3be0d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Numerous train drivers and station staff made observations of an unidentified object. Details incomplete in provided document excerpt. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| cada3352-1024-4209-9dde-ac53e145cd80 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Bright object, circular appearance | Bright object observed in eastern sky near sunrise, reflecting sunlight with varying intensity. Object changed direction and speed, covering an arc of approximately 30 degrees, moving from south to north at speed comparable to modern high-flying jet aircraft. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7406a6bf-826c-47ae-9392-672b861c4e58 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Unidentified flying object sighted from Melbourne Airport Control Tower by officer M. Cummings and from RAAF Laverton by Sergeant Wilmington (17694). Object observed with angle of elevation 45°. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e67c9a27-b438-4cc8-86fe-f1350fb230cd | 1965-11-27T00:00:00 | 1965 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Definite object | An unusual aerial object was sighted by W/C V. Tyeson, an aircraft and marine engineer, on 27th November 1965. The object was observed directly below using a telescope and was initially detected by light. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5c3e4f6c-e307-4bdf-a584-c7b611263abd | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | white object | White object sighted to the west at 30 degrees elevation, moved initially westerly then quasi-stationary for couple of minutes before disappearing northward. Speed in excess of 50 KPH, below cirrus cloud layer, confirmed not to conform to conventional aircraft. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| afbbe1b9-033e-496c-b056-2d74b991e077 | Hilland | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | planet Venus | Mysterious object sighted by several people including Royal Australian Air Force officers was assessed to be the planet Venus, visible in daylight under certain atmospheric conditions. | Classification: Venus | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 92207649-d1a4-45e2-bbc4-d4848f1cf43e | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | object radiating light | A mysterious object hovered over Canberra airport at 1.5 kilometres altitude, radiating light and remaining visible for about 40 minutes before disappearing. RAAF aircraft were scrambled to examine the object. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 52aec9c2-d60f-42c8-afc0-f7105505a115 | 1966-10-07T00:00:00 | 1966 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Red (described as round/disc-like based on form) | Unusual aerial object observed on 7th October 1966 near RAAF Laverton. Investigation by base concluded object posed no threat. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 5def0ef0-dc17-4895-96fa-dff3cc2ba904 | 1966-10-10T00:00:00 | 1966 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Two air traffic controllers at RAAF Laverton observed an unknown aerial object between 2022 and 2145 hours on 10 October 1966. The object appeared as a light that moved across the horizon with varying apparent movement against the background of stars. | Classification: Most probable cause: satellite | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e038b462-7fad-4502-9a4a-322aad08121a | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright or glowing object | RAAF observer reported sighting of bright glowing object during nighttime observation. Object appeared with orange/reddish coloration and remained visible for extended period. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a817a9d6-cbde-49ef-80f6-49c6b49c9639 | Bald Hills | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Cigar shaped | A bright and shining cigar-shaped silvery object was sighted by a headmaster, science master, and numerous students. The object remained stationary initially, then drifted NNW from Bald Hills and accelerated to very high speed in the same direction. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d5ce7e1f-a371-4e98-8842-eb516b5f08d7 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | comet-like objects with red exodus trails | Three separate comet-like objects with red trails observed moving parallel to the horizon at altitude 17-20 degrees, bearing 275° true, moving at great speed before fading at bearing 025°. Observed by Third Officer and Bridge lookout from ship's compass platform. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| bd05a1dd-f7b6-4d5c-aac3-d9ec8bccd833 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | circular | Military observer at RAAF base sighted a circular object with orange-red coloration traveling at high speed with no apparent propulsion method observed. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0a14760c-3981-4c35-a070-a2bcbec062c0 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Dome or disc-like | Second RAAF aerial object observation report (Operational Command) with handwritten entries. Observer appears to be military or air traffic personnel. Date and most observational details are difficult to read due to handwriting quality. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e14bdbc1-c110-4f6a-ba9b-69bc65b46092 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Circular or spherical object, defined by constant glow | Airman observed a bright circular object in the western sky moving very slowly in an arid direction. Object appeared as a red light with blue tinge and glow, with no visible structural detail. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 19aac6a4-09b8-486a-a17d-0c468293c249 | between Rockhampton and Parkes | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Dense mob-like formation, dark grey, described as resembling birds in echelon formation, capable of changing shape (round mass, echelon formations), erratic flight similar to a swarm of bees | Pilot Frank Austin and three passengers observed what appeared to be a large formation of objects while flying. Two separate 'mobs' were sighted, exhibiting erratic formation changes and moving faster than the aircraft before disappearing into haze. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 66b8debf-dfa8-4602-a6ee-9ca9d2569120 | Albertton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Train fireman Robert Milne observed a very bright light above the horizon that appeared to descend rapidly, move from left to right, and move towards and away from him before disappearing. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c10de895-382a-4733-ad1a-71cce35523c2 | Foster/Fish Creek | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light with reddish tinge | Train crew observed a stationary light with reddish tinge in the same direction as the previous night. The light appeared at approximately 1910 hours. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fc40366c-38c2-44ae-bc72-377e89568e25 | Yarbak | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round light | A bright light with reddish and bluish haze was observed by a train driver. The object descended rapidly, maneuvered across the train's path, hovered, moved forward and backward, then rose rapidly and disappeared. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1db3ae92-4110-48b2-a480-f7a9077c92d4 | 1968-09-09T00:00:00 | 1968 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Squadron Leader B.J. Graf, a pilot at RAAF Laverton, observed an unidentified aerial object while airborne on 9 September 1968. The object was observed traveling at an estimated speed of at least 500 knots. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| a6ad48a5-0058-4dfb-9c0f-814c38619683 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light with blue flame and sparks from rear | Object entered atmosphere travelling west to east, emitting light blue flame with sparks from rear. Object disappeared over horizon. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d4a32ae9-125e-4384-95b2-a37838f94d82 | Pearce | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Flat, disc or circular object | Service Policeman CPL Wallace at RAAF Base Pearce observed an aerial object described as flat and disc-shaped. The object was observed for approximately 1 minute in a NNE direction from the Service Police Office. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f2b92f97-e3cb-4286-af9d-0c50cc752c1f | Newcastle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Egg-shaped or oval | Flight Lieutenant A.E. Churches and Flying Officer R.B. Cargill observed an egg-shaped object moving in a straight path from south to north, viewed through binoculars from Central Uplands near Newcastle. The object displayed bright light and disappeared beyond the horizon north of Williamtown. | Classification: Possibly a recently launched satellite but not recorded | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 43fcec1c-7e7e-4231-8935-38991f1b468f | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aircraft-like with flashing red and green navigation lights | An unidentified object appeared low over RAAF East Sale aerodrome, zig-zagging at high speed in a southerly direction then proceeding westerly. It displayed flashing red and green navigation lights similar to aircraft navigation lights. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c4913c8c-08c0-478a-b8b2-b7757bff7d46 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Definite object | RAAF officer observed a definite aerial object from control tower position. Object appeared as a light initially but resolved into a distinct shape. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 46f47344-b6e1-4960-b723-b7dceb12a105 | 1952-01-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unknown | Pilot reported sighting to C.F.O. via letter sent during visit to Townsville in June 1952. Limited details provided in correspondence. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6dea933e-c362-4c7f-8d88-6e14a7640d25 | Northern Territory | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unknown | Account involving Jack Campbell and bush pilots from Northern Territory. Object sighted approximately 1500 feet altitude with unusual cycling behavior and ground effects observed. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3d5f73fe-1418-47ab-8108-93974c04134c | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Glowing light like a halo, pinkish edges | LAC Calvert observed a glowing light object with pinkish edges appearing about the size of a fingernail. Object was larger than previously sighted stars, shooting stars and a fireball. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 107f1de6-88f7-4bda-8b35-d44df24cbcc9 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sphere | Section Officer V.W. Levy and Flight Lieutenant E.V.T. Shields observed a silver to white spherical object at approximately 1707 hours traveling in a southerly direction. Object passed overhead and disappeared behind a cloud bank. | Classification: Confidential | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cc63e03b-f7b1-4a08-b0cc-d87c1092c26f | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round at first sighting, then humped oval at lowest height angle 80 degrees | Pakistan Air Apprentice at Ballarat radio school observed a bright red light in cloud base that changed to red with orange centre. Object descended, hovered, deviated and climbed before disappearing through cloud at extremely rapid speed estimated at 1000 mph. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5b55778d-c0c9-4973-826c-610a6c906642 | 1954-05-25T00:00:00 | 1954 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Reported sighting in the Woodvale area on 25th May 1954. Pro Forma completed by unit personnel pending completion of interviews with all persons concerned. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ddee8605-033f-4d7c-9163-e7876034039d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | An airplane with nine passengers vanished over the Solomon Islands, 12 hours after the Valentich incident. An intensive RAAF search failed to locate the aircraft or bodies. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d1e3f423-10ac-4ced-976a-1dacdc962d9b | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | almost round | A RAAF report from June 25th describing an object described as almost round, moving with slow and steady tilting motion. No physical evidence was found. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 5158c2b4-f3f5-4bc9-a536-6ce9d5f67f90 | Pearce | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Circular | A serving RAAF member observed a definite circular silver object at approximately 4000 feet, moving in a north-northeast to west-east direction before disappearing behind cloud. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bd7746cb-bb10-4044-92a7-a6891c1ff983 | Imbil | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | disk shaped with bright lights around perimeter | At 2:31 AM, Sergeant W. Waterson observed a large white object with flashing lights moving across the sky north of Imbil. The object was disk-shaped with bright lights around its perimeter and two flashing lights in front, one blue. It traveled east then south, gaining speed. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ddfd3871-3c08-47e7-b1b2-87a0236598f8 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | rectangular | Chinese Air Force pilots spotted a massive luminous rectangular object in the sky, possibly linked to Australian sighting two days earlier. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 8b13bb0d-7029-4360-a29c-bfe337edc738 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | rectangular | Australian pilot reported sighting of a large rectangular object emitting strong light, reported to have knocked down an Australian plane. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 95819132-7f44-43ef-9fba-218c00b0c43e | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Disappearance of Cessna aircraft VH-DSJ and pilot Frederick Valentich during radio communication about UFO sighting. Aircraft Accident Investigation Summary Report released by Department of Transport. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7dceaa1d-3d77-4371-b7d6-bcfeef218d18 | Cape Otway to King Island | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Long shape with green light and metallic light on outside | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported a long unidentified aircraft with green and metallic lights hovering over his Cessna at 4500 feet while flying from Moorabbin to King Island. The aircraft and pilot disappeared over Bass Strait shortly after radio contact was lost. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4221e3e3-f7a4-43c0-9cdf-5b23b4e80b93 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Pilot Frederick Valentich flying a Cessna 182 reported seeing something very abnormal and subsequently lost contact with ground radio. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d92fc0bc-f626-4315-9e4d-972c20735057 | Ayr | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | large flying object | Witness's boss was piloting an airplane when it started to move on its own. The aircraft subsequently flew to the run house. Witness reflects on this unusual incident involving a large object put into the sky. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c713dfb2-2f40-4061-8721-8d801bb65adf | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Operation Close Encounters terminated with assets redeployed to Amberley. No further involvement required. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 364a3497-3d5c-4ef3-88cb-6f4b5a81d665 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long shape, metallic, shiny exterior with green light | Cessna 182L (VH-DSJ) pilot reported encountering unknown object below 5000 feet near Cape Otway. Object described as long-shaped with green light, metallic appearance, moving at high speeds and hovering. Aircraft disappeared during encounter; no trace found in subsequent search. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 88ab8d85-a5f8-4610-9eb0-6d3f2e38f2b4 | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long shape, metallic, green light | Cessna 182L pilot reported encountering an unidentified object below 5000 feet that maneuvered at high speeds, orbited his aircraft, and appeared stationary before vanishing. The pilot described it as having a long shape with a green light and metallic shiny exterior. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 603b995d-34ae-41a1-9488-16e1a8a53ed9 | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Long shape, described as stationary, with green light and metallic/shiny appearance | Pilot Frederick Valentich flying Cessna 182L VH-DSJ reported an unidentified aircraft with unusual characteristics including high speed, erratic maneuvers, and a green light. The object was described as metallic and appeared to orbit his aircraft. Contact was lost after the pilot reported engine roughness and the object hovering above him. | Classification: Unknown | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 97a8eca3-38d6-4369-97eb-8a848226ff12 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | Melbourne to King Island | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown aircraft or object | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported maneuvers of another aircraft or object in his immediate vicinity during a private flight on 21 October 1978. The Cessna 182 (VH-DSJ) disappeared en route to King Island; neither aircraft nor occupant were located despite extensive search efforts. | Classification: Not determined - aircraft missing | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b607f5b4-829f-4fdc-9df4-b856737469ec | 1978-10-25T00:00:00 | 1978 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Missing aircraft case DSJ involving Frederick Valentioch who was attending commercial pilot meteorology lectures. Father visited RAAF office on 25 October 1978 to identify son's voice on tape recording concerning the missing aircraft. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 2fe7effd-0392-4852-adb7-91b6ce2c509b | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Large craft with numerous lights | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported a large craft with numerous lights hovering above his Cessna 182. Transmissions ceased shortly afterward and the aircraft and pilot were never found despite extensive search. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 20ca2878-cdf4-477a-912a-0b4036525d65 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Very bright metallic scintillations with dark contrail | A RAAF reserve officer observed very bright metallic scintillations to the south high in the sky at approximately 18:55 hours on October 21, initially thought to be a meteor shower with a dark contrail extending from south to north. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2a8b9309-cdbc-473a-acad-4234309bea68 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disappearance of pilot Frederick Valentich on 21 October 1978 over Bass Strait. Department of Transport investigation was ongoing with uncertain findings. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6631242f-b0f4-4258-95e5-f9ef344c4b6a | 1978-01-01T00:00:00 | 1978 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified vehicle with cylinder outer projection, windows, and interior lights | Aircraft VH-DSJ missing over Bass Strait on 21/10/1978. Pilot reported unidentified craft with green vapor, stationary and maneuvering near aircraft position, approximately 400 feet away. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| e0e2af27-e594-4473-86af-04a43af83468 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | pulsating box, celestial craft, traveling illumination, greenish ferris wheel | 11 UFO sightings reported over a four-day period in the Moorabbin area, with three reports from professional pilots. Descriptions varied but included pulsating and luminous objects. | Classification: unexplained sighting | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| dc96d521-1a23-4e20-9dc2-33a596e3d497 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | object with green light and metallic light | A Cessna 182 disappeared after its pilot reported an object with a green light and metallic light on the outside orbiting above the aircraft. A full-scale air and sea search was mounted from Melbourne. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6f849594-1aeb-4c6d-83a0-511c14ac7229 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Cessna 182 piloted by Frederick Valentich disappeared on 21 October 1978 in circumstances involving a reported UFO-related incident near Cape Otway lighthouse. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ed646670-aa93-4c97-a4d0-a852e7cdc5fd | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long shape, metallic, shiny appearance with green light | Cessna 182 pilot Frederick Valentich reported encountering a large unknown aircraft with unusual flight characteristics and metallic appearance while flying from Melbourne to King Island. The aircraft vanished during the final radio transmission and the pilot disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3c88c670-0a08-4a1e-8ba0-9eba93c38618 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Frederick Valentich flying a Cessna 182 reported seeing something very abnormal and then lost contact with ground radio on October 21, 1978 near Melbourne. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 57ef4384-1845-425a-a8fa-ed74ccf0cba9 | 1978-10-21T00:00:00 | 1978 | King Island | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unknown | Missing Cessna 182 pilot Frederick Valentich reported UFO sightings before aircraft disappeared on 21 October 1978. Multiple civilian UFO reports received from Geelong, Frankston, Cape Otway and Brighton areas around time of incident. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 68137983-dc52-49c0-9f42-74fa0da98fa5 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Blue body with white stripe and white tail | Pilot Frederick Valentich in Cessna 182 (VH-DSJ) reported UFO in vicinity causing rough running motor and loss of contact with ATC. Aircraft was overdue on ETA. Visual description: blue body with white stripe and white tail. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 52397e48-fe2c-4e90-a4cd-2762f2c25d26 | Allora | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | large pointed disc, approximately 5 meters long and 2 meters diameter with 4 window-like openings | Customhouse officer sighted a large pointed disc-shaped object hovering over runway at approximately 640 km/h. Object ascended vertically and disappeared within seconds, accompanied by sounds resembling landing and light explosion. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bd004c6f-4e9e-4ee4-89b2-f340b6431e71 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright saucer | Air Force Inspector reported exceptionally large object of unknown descent moving toward Fort Knox. Night fighter and Captain Snuttell as pilot commander observed and attempted to intercept a bright saucer object, climbing to 7000 meters. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 87573479-36a2-469b-9ee6-248924fa8d88 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flying saucers with illuminator | Multiple Navy observers including Commander Lt. Huebner reported sighting of a couple of flying saucers with illuminator, estimated at 2,500 nautical miles per hour. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 9af374b6-6814-40c4-ac7b-172784471a6f | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Elliptical cluster of brilliant electric light globes | Weather Officer observed a bright elliptical cluster of lights traveling northerly above eastern horizon, descending from approximately 15-20° to 10-15° elevation over an estimated 20-30 second period. Object estimated at 15-30 miles distance with apparent speed of 800-1500 mph or greater. | Classification: Identified as Venus | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3323f54b-574e-4803-ac8f-ab1a25140b09 | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Cluster of brilliant electric light globes | Weather Officer observed a bright cluster of lights resembling brilliant electric globes traveling northerly above eastern horizon with apparent descent. Observer noted excellent visibility, clear weather conditions, and ruled out reflective effects from vehicle windscreen. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b323f624-69be-4272-aebe-2ff4fd15a04c | 1950-01-01T00:00:00 | 1950 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual diamond-shaped object | A Warrant Officer and another witness sighted an unusual diamond-shaped object around 1950. A report was made by the Warrant Officer and sent to a friend in Sydney. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f4262f3d-aa0e-4cd7-819d-e3517ea55519 | 1954-01-01T00:00:00 | 1954 | Camberwell | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Sighting of an aerial object reported by Captain Morris on 16th November, 1954. A formal investigation form was requested. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 27f8c2a2-750c-4cf8-bb4e-3aa1f68ce0fd | 1954-01-01T00:00:00 | 1954 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | A sighting made at 0130 hours on 4th October, 1954, possibly related to another sighting by Apprentice Khan on the same date. Report was made on 13th October by Squadron Leader Balm. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 19623561-a890-4907-93db-ce83fc7dc411 | 1954-10-26T00:00:00 | 1954 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Definite object | Object observed on 26 October 1954. Meteorological analysis conducted to determine if sighting could be explained as a balloon or similar phenomenon. | Classification: Investigated - possible action filed for future reference | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f3929a12-604b-483c-b701-8ea2a06fa786 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Report forwarded by Commanding Officer regarding aerial object sightings observed by RAAF personnel including L.A.C. Calvert, Sect. Off. V.W. Levy, and Flt. Lt. E.V. Sfields at Ballarat for further investigation. | Classification: Confidential | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2875b085-b8d8-4582-b297-47ed55b636d4 | 1954-10-04T00:00:00 | 1954 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Apprentice Idrian submitted Khan (Pakistani national) sighted an aerial object while on guard duty at 0300 hours on 4 October 1954. The witness was interrogated and remained consistent in his detailed account despite questioning. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 73805445-7508-4bc8-8c4c-9fafc10801d7 | Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Large circular light with 6-10 smaller lights appearing to emanate from main light | A Chief Test Pilot flying a Vampire aircraft observed a large circular light at lower altitude with ordinary incandescent globe color. Small lights appeared to emanate from and surround the main light before all disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f05418ae-17ed-4181-a26c-1e909cf29ac8 | 1952-01-01T00:00:00 | 1952 | Phillip | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | object like a neon tube, approximately 3 feet long | Pilot observed a neon tube-like object approximately 3 feet long while on VHF home route from Phillip in January 1952. No other aircraft reported in the vicinity. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ed187f91-7695-4fcd-b713-cf0d893e6399 | East Kew | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | See sketch - shimmering to blue | Airline Captain Douglas E. Barker observed a definite aerial object at cloud base in ENE direction at approximately 2-3 miles range. Object descended through lower cloud patches before disappearing into cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3308debb-7fbc-4c43-801e-09e3123f468d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | N/A | Pilot Captain M. Taylor of ANA aircraft observed a white light moving at high speed from starboard to port at 8000 feet. Light was not jet exhaust and disappeared before reaching port. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 85f30bf7-f116-4fe9-a4fe-442ae4191ac7 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Captain of Dakota aircraft VH-95 observed an unusually brilliant light at 2330 hours on February 7th. Flight Lieutenant W.E. McKenzie believed it was a flare on the ground or at very low altitude. Strong glow persisted after main light disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2bf4e3ed-0e43-4817-a1e6-bbbdb8876d06 | 1964-11-07T00:00:00 | 1964 | Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | silver grey or metal reflecting object, shape not distinguished | Observer D. MacDonald sighted a high-flying object with a clearly defined vapour trail at Rockhampton on 7 November 1964 at 0620 hours, estimated at 40,000 feet altitude. No aircraft movements were recorded to account for the sighting. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a087e2a3-b768-42aa-97f9-236297ac8eec | Kavieng | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | white light, similar to bright star | A white light was sighted moving across the sky in a South to North direction parallel to Kavieng foreshore. Multiple witnesses including the Officer in Charge observed the object at approximately 50/60 degrees angle from horizon. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d47557e2-4d88-4860-80b7-6eff808a2851 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | perfectly circular, dark grey, translucent appearance | Circular dark grey object observed through binoculars hovering over Canberra aircraft flight path, traveling approximately three times faster than the aircraft. Object disappeared when viewed with naked eye. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6ed177f5-ebae-4446-b782-7c0363d61077 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | glare believed to be aircraft exhaust, navigation lights | Verbal report from F/Lt. Starkie of glare believed to be aircraft exhaust at 0145 hours. Two confirmatory reports from Sqn. Ldr. and Mrs. Anderson who observed navigation lights of aircraft flying North to South at 0150 hours. Aircraft could not be identified. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5f2a2afd-2cff-4efb-abf5-7cf8416787bf | 1952-09-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cigar-shaped, cylindrical with tapered rear, airship-shaped | Multiple military and civilian witnesses observed a luminous cigar-shaped object travelling horizontally across the sky at Woomera on 27 September 1952 at approximately 2050-2100 hours. The object exhibited characteristics inconsistent with conventional aircraft, meteors, or shooting stars. | Classification: unclassified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c276570b-a8c5-4c21-a869-f6f66761da44 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Exceedingly bright object, much larger than anything seen in sky, moved horizontally then slowly headed towards earth | Peace Officer Newall observed a very bright light at approximately 0345 hours moving from South Easterly to West North Westerly direction, keeping parallel to ground. Object lit up clouds and countryside with its brilliance, visible through cloud breaks, size approximately 1/3 of full moon, visible for approximately 15 seconds. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6bf76f3f-f32a-4e70-b3de-538f95f45f8c | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Aircraft (unidentified) | Squadron Leader J.H. Johnston reported sighting an unidentified aircraft at low altitude (300-400 feet) near Woomera. Extensive searches through Adelaide, Ceduna, Whyalla, Port Augusta and other locations failed to identify the aircraft, with investigation complicated by the large number of light aircraft converging on Adelaide for an Air Show. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dfb6ec5a-387f-483c-8d01-78298141a7de | Evetts Field | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | high wing monoplane type, substantially white in colour with some red or orange markings | Squadron Leader Johnston observed what appeared to be a high-wing monoplane aircraft at approximately 3,400 feet above ground level, 4-6 miles south-southwest of Evetts Field, travelling northwest. Initially assumed to be a No 1 Air Trials Unit Otter. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 04413a68-322a-4956-9dc2-6730b799a702 | 1963-04-19T00:00:00 | 1963 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | luminous region with flashes | Luminous region observed in sky at 1858 hours bearing 090°M and elevation approximately 20°. Series of short-duration flashes occurred at 2-second intervals, each appearing at vertical separation about 2° below preceding flash. Patch of luminosity substending about 1° observed lasting about 1 minute. | Classification: Probable Skylark rocket firing (reported in press 19th April 1963) | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| b3ad7c6c-3278-4311-90bb-8b07033f8afc | Sandakan | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | starlike object | Second officer and captain aboard M.V. Signi observed a starlike object moving slowly in northeasterly direction near Vega, bearing 38° east and 47° high, descending to 25° height. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2e73a81c-f00c-4b4c-bda4-d713c4b6cfa6 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | moving object | Captain and 2nd officer of m.v. 'Sigli' observed a moving object at sea near Sydney. Officers speculated it may have been a Russian or American rocket. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 18a6fee4-e124-419e-8492-d98b710c276c | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | bright white badminton bird-like object | An unidentified flying object resembling a bright white badminton bird was sighted over the Woomera rocket range traveling south. The object was not associated with any range firing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 150d3920-2fec-42b3-bd2d-712262689cdb | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Two separated witnesses approximately 300 yards apart reported sightings of an unidentified object at Woomera, providing corroborative accounts of their observations. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 23f0fb2b-d79c-4ccf-9498-97eb8d9c61db | 1953-11-14T00:00:00 | 1953 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | glare believed to be exhaust | Verbal report from P/Lt Starkie regarding sighting of glare believed to be aircraft exhaust at 0145 hours on 14 November 1953. Confirmatory reports from Sqn. Ldr. and Mrs. Anderson who saw navigation lights of aircraft flying North to South at 0150 hours. Aircraft identity was not successfully established. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b0cc2d72-fcc9-4d64-8a8a-bee4a954215a | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unidentified aircraft seen by ANA, later established by DCA as a VH-IU aircraft on ANA's flight course two minutes ahead of ANA. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 96e8f52e-1e4f-4098-ab67-56fc2d100cde | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | shiny object | CPO A. Downward sighted a shiny object in sky at approximately 1035 hours while on duty at Camera B Post during weapons trials. Object was travelling towards CH position from Camera B with marked acceleration. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3c0e00fd-1494-406e-8c0d-57f4fc5f90e1 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cigar-shaped with spurting light at rear | Multiple reliable witnesses at Woomera observed an illuminated cigar-shaped object with a spurting light at the rear traveling horizontally from west to east across the sky before disappearing over the horizon. | Classification: unclassified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 04684d8d-79e9-4a56-b984-ee7c7ca166ed | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | bright object, compared to verey-light | Multiple witnesses observed an exceedingly bright object passing across the sky from south-east to west at approximately 0345 hours. The object travelled at high speed and appeared to move horizontally across the sky. | Classification: Most likely a meteor | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0bca6992-5f76-4976-bf1a-84ca22673ec4 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | dark greyish airship shape | Joseph Ager observed a peculiar dark greyish airship-shaped object travelling at high speed at 4,000-5,000 feet, travelling south-west. The object was faster than jet aircraft and maintained an even keel throughout observation. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 88736f6f-40b1-4b0a-b2b2-4cae00a3cef3 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cylindrical with two portholes with internal lighting | Sergeant Phillips observed a cylindrical object with apparent portholes and internal lighting, light grey in colour, travelling horizontally from north-west to south-west at high speed faster than any jet aircraft. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3fc65137-3858-433b-915e-e7cf326ab4f7 | 1967-01-01T00:00:00 | 1967 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Sighting reported by Navy Office, Darwin in July 1967. No other reports received of sightings at that time. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 553637d0-d439-4c73-8b96-a97af72d96c4 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified flying object | UFO sighting over Darwin on Sunday night, streaking across the sky at an estimated speed of 200 knots, observed by Richard Johnson, chief flying instructor with Darwin Aero Club, who believed it to be a genuine controlled and navigated unidentified flying object. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3066525c-fe6e-4453-b42e-df1f16ae5aa8 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Object with long intermittent tail as if disintegrating | DCA and three officials reported similar object sighting to the north, moving west to east horizontally, with long intermittent tail appearing to disintegrate. Classified as probable satellite or rocket casing reentry. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a797f768-1a1b-47f3-961c-940fb85d2647 | Daly Waters | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unclear object | Observer conducting balloon flight at 26,000 feet picked up a UFO near the sun. Object appeared to travel at tremendous speed, estimated height 40-56,000 feet, lost after 2 minutes. | Classification: UFO | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f7acd483-3fb7-40c2-adef-ea3e821ac2e5 | 1966-03-29T00:00:00 | 1966 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brilliant object with long plume or vapour trail | Pilot Warren Wilks of Arnhem Air Charter sighted a brilliant object flash almost vertically down in front of his aircraft on 29 March 1966. The object left a long vapour trail that was still visible 30-40 minutes later and had thickened and begun to dissipate. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 61a73f9d-5e92-461a-9bf2-37a295ef4918 | Huirella Park | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | light phenomenon | Pilot Officer Brian Fooks observed a bright light that rose above the horizon from bearing 080°-090°, moving westerly to an elevation of about 40°. The light exhibited oscillating brightness that would fade then suddenly intensify. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b4f03f01-2616-4d03-ae58-511c1651805c | 1965-10-24T00:00:00 | 1965 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unclear | UFO sighting reported on 24th October 1965. Witness was a Flight Lieutenant and Reserve Officer working as a monitor for the ABC in Darwin, considered a respectable and sincere witness. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| bd1dea42-13fa-44c7-b9a6-70d61f993518 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Exhaust trail; described as heavy jet exhaust trail | Flight Lieutenant Sanders observed what appeared to be a heavy jet exhaust trail at approximately 1903 hours, with one end appearing to move away and climb slightly, resembling a large aircraft similar to a Vulcan burning fuel on rich mixture. The phenomenon made no noise and completely dissipated within seconds. | Classification: Possibly explained as reflected sunlight on unusual cloud formation per SATCO assessment | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 14212d85-8095-4261-9131-5b437d63b1b0 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright red almost orange body leaving trail of white | UFO passed overhead at approximately 80 altitude, traveling from southwest to northeast on straight course with high speed and bright red-orange body with white trail. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4c699ccf-3349-43d6-9ae4-9873262c688e | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Oval impression, meteor-like tail | Bright light with oval impression and meteor-like tail observed by Eric Durdin of the Sergeant's Office traveling north to south. Duration approximately 5 seconds, appearing similar to a flare. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fb26fecb-8320-426c-8a44-e05c0faf988d | Wondrah Station | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object (unspecified shape) | Report by technician at Wondrah Station of object that climbed vertically, then carried wide orbit before heading northeast. Sighting occurred at 271110Z. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e48be989-f67e-46cc-b5e7-885e54814524 | Janingrida to Darwin route | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Distinctive cloud formation resembling jet contrail | Pilot Charles Neville Ker Bell observed a distinctive cloud formation at 35-40,000 feet that appeared like a jet contrail but exhibited a 180-degree right-hand turn at high rate and made parallel path. No aircraft was visible; total cloud length approximately 25 miles. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 07150e9d-4d41-44bd-affe-c8e2d6141f03 | 1960-09-24T00:00:00 | 1960 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Satellite debris/multiple pieces | Atmospheric re-entry of Sputnik 5 satellite expected on 23 or 24 September 1960. Object expected to appear as shooting star with color variation from red to bluish white, with possible tail, smoke or flame, and potential separation into several pieces. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b46da4b1-b9cc-4af7-834b-ee4115c9608e | 1973-05-18T00:00:00 | 1973 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | A Department of Civil Aviation official reported a UFO sighting at Sydney Airport on May 18, 1973. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 9c806c39-a22a-49fa-be93-6cf492cd84c8 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | light patches, ghostly white light with rotating shadow in center causing pulsation | Cargo barge 'Loellen-M' encountered multiple strange luminous phenomena at sea. Compass became unsteady and swung out of control as multiple light patches approached the vessel, with the largest estimated at miles across and a few hundred yards through. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f6ad7f36-ccd9-4602-b627-614c3c2a5b84 | Derby | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unidentified aircraft | DCA observers in Derby sighted an unidentified aircraft at approximately 4:15 am traveling in an east to south easterly direction. The aircraft appeared to be flying at a considerably higher altitude than normal commercial aircraft, prompting alerts at Alice Springs and Darwin airports. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 462b9a30-531d-400c-ba7e-23d516fd4571 | Alice Springs | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified aircraft | DCA observers at Alice Springs reported sighting what they believed was a very high-flying aircraft at approximately 5:45 am traveling on the normal Sydney track toward the south east. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 550f94ad-7a2b-41d3-bba8-fcc5cad2a2e4 | 1971-06-22T00:00:00 | 1971 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | unidentified aircraft | Report of unidentified aircraft sighting near Ipa, Queensland on 22 June 1971. Witness was Flight Service personnel. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 1571952c-897e-4d97-985c-d9caa75daa06 | 1977-04-23T00:00:00 | 1977 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | unidentified | Report of unusual sighting by 4 aeronauts and two others on 23 April 1977 in Queensland. Witnesses included military personnel. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 9da1661f-203f-4631-acf8-21f598a8b3c6 | Mooroobal/Cairns | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Lights arranged in formation | Captain and co-pilot of Beechcraft aircraft sighted group of white/stellar lights arranged in formation flying on course 080 degrees at high angular velocity near aircraft altitude. Lights disappeared as if switched off or into heavy cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e5c8f6f7-ec6c-4db5-a1aa-efeeb2bccb81 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Three white lights | Co-pilot of Beechcraft aircraft observed three white lights of similar intensity to Venus stars, two in horizontal plane and one positioned halfway between and above, moving horizontally just above the horizon at aircraft height. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2527990f-f13b-40da-856f-0d79b8de176d | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Two objects - larger described as olive green colored, smaller object same color as larger | Pilot sighting of two unusual aerial objects near Townsville. The larger object was approximately the size of a building, with a smaller object nearby, both olive green in color and described as not resembling jet aircraft or fireworks. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 236f84f1-f5f4-46eb-95b3-789f5cea1a66 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | oval to circular | Observer reported sighting of bright, stationary object that then suddenly accelerated with high speed, with trailing straight lines visible during movement. Ground observer and pilot observed similar phenomena at different times. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6e8a4011-cd1c-4a49-af93-8196533f47f0 | Watheroo | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | 3 intense silver gold lights | Pilot with 18 years CPL experience and passenger observed 3 intense silver-gold lights moving at estimated speed exceeding 350 knots with 10-20 degree downward trajectory from north-west. Object disappeared above horizon with apparent acceleration/turning motion. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 67f83665-4849-4c01-9cc6-6ce609f8744f | 1956-07-21T00:00:00 | 1956 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light phenomenon | Unusual light sighting reported by D. Pike, personal pilot, on approximately 21st July 1956 (document references 4th July). Government Astronomer at Perth Observatory suggested the phenomenon was caused by abnormal atmospheric conditions refracting light from the planet Jupiter. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 05d258c2-33fa-4ab6-b933-2b680f51bf0c | Esperance | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Object in flat trajectory, burning with fiery trail and burning lumps | Object observed in flat trajectory from north to south, leaving burning lumps and fiery trail, passed east of Esperance station at 1157Z with fire extinguishing over seas. Theodolite readings recorded at zero time and one minute. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 22355477-6859-4c0b-bc60-b479d7ee1b5b | Pearce | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Cylindrical tube with whip-like tail extending downward, vortex-like appearance | Military personnel observed a cylindrical tube of cloud 300-500 feet long protruding from a cumulus cloud, which developed a whip-like tail moving in a snakelike fashion before rapidly dissipating. Witnessed by at least 5 people including qualified observers. | Classification: Tornado (meteorological phenomenon) | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fa8e2331-7024-466c-9d8d-788267a1784b | Heathcote | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unspecified | Captain C.J. Ireland observed object crossing from south to east at 300 elevation, brilliantly lit with intense white front portion with blue tint and string of following yellow flickering lights, traveling through approximately 60 degrees and disappearing behind cloud over sea. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 66f4abf6-1711-499f-abf4-ed59d3ffe26d | Wodonga | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | fuselage-shaped | Ex-RAAF Pilot Arthur Gall observed fuselage-shaped brightly lit object in southern sky at approximately 6:10 hours, with intense white light at front and easterly movement, disappearing into bank of cumulus cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ea74f926-7bb2-4483-b835-75aacab169aa | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aircraft-like object with fluorescent light | Former RAAF operational pilot Arthur Fidler observed a steady-moving fluorescent object traveling due east at approximately 450 mph at 3000-6000 feet altitude. Object displayed neon-like glow and disappeared into a cloud bank. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 42035da4-7776-481e-ae72-c1ae63d227ea | Bankstown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two RAAF servicemen reported sightings in the Bankstown area at 6:10 a.m. relating to different observations. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 287b6394-c050-4dd2-8453-6f039921d300 | Shepparton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | An aircraft navigator reported a flying saucer sighting in Shepparton, Victoria. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1df894ac-5c7b-44e0-97d1-4843cafb096a | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright star-like object | Bright star-like object sighted moving from NW to NE, visible for approximately 15 minutes at distance of about 100 miles from Victorian border. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 610b7e4d-6ae9-4ab7-8e0b-caeb0946efb5 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright red object | Squadron Leader A. Frost sighted a bright red flashing object low in the heavens moving from northeast to northwest. Object flashed at frequency of ten flashes per eight seconds and maintained constant elevation of approximately ten degrees above horizon. | Classification: Assumed to be Sputnik III | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4d4a5fe2-7ac8-49c0-9c8f-777306abca9e | Kingston | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | contrail/trail | Ship's officers observed a contrail forming at approximately 50 degrees altitude, passing over the vessel's zenith, and disappearing at 15 degrees altitude over Kingston. The contrail was estimated to originate from a fast-moving body at plus 50,000 feet altitude and remained visible for some 30 minutes while gradually dispersing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d6c83575-d34a-40c2-8486-9a218a0ff790 | Vanimo | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light | Corporals J. McCulloch and B. Blyth of the R.A.E. sighted a bright white light above the crest of ranges to the south-west at 9:30 p.m. The object fell from sight behind the horizon, followed by a bright glow lasting 5 seconds and a muffled impact sound as though a heavy object had struck the ground at distance. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 954ef9d9-5b4e-4393-b48a-fe4d44e56fc1 | King Island | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unspecified - described as 'things' | Aircraft pilot reported seeing unidentified objects (possibly UFO) shortly after departing Cape Otway at 0903Z on a flight from Moorabbin to King Island. The aircraft was subsequently reported missing. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c80e5a68-15e5-427e-8e34-d34eebc07237 | Tennant Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brilliant white light | Aircraft VH-DRB (C421) enroute Tennant Creek to Darwin at FL180 reported brilliant white light at level, 30 miles north, tracking N-SW on descent then disappearing. Aircraft VH-CKU (C402) from Mataranka on same track and lower altitude saw same brilliant white light falling fast and iridescent. | Classification: UNCLAS | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b04c8a6c-5895-4c6b-b135-baf85f1286fe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified flying object reported in Southern Victoria on 24th June 1967. Flight Lieutenant investigated and produced a first-class report on the sighting. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| cf778feb-e3a8-4e22-a87e-8c1a69857c56 | Creasy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Reverend Lionel Browning reported unidentified flying object sightings in the vicinity of Creasy, Tasmania. The sighting was investigated by the RAAF Directorate of Air Force Intelligence with no conclusive findings reached at the time of correspondence. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 27f27cf3-40b2-407c-973c-f0cc97419619 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified flying objects | Reverend Father W.B. Gill and multiple witnesses reported sightings of unidentified flying objects and claimed to have exchanged signals with humanoid beings aboard the objects. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f05ff93d-2ec5-421b-8aa4-137cb730aeca | Norfolk | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disc | Pan-American Airways report of six discs seen maneuvering below aircraft with abrupt course changes, color changes, and high speeds. Diameter to thickness ratio approximately 7/1. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bf947050-c8a4-4bf1-af17-3b0b0bd7a723 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | brilliant green-blue light | Captain Herman and First Officer Quinn observed a brilliant green-blue light for 8-10 seconds at 1908 hours near Nambour, QLD. Captain Boyd in Sydney reported observation at 1918 hours. Analysis suggests either two separate meteors or an object traveling at extreme speed. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bc96947d-c45a-4a8e-b6f9-d08f96e9a280 | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Metallic sphere | A shiny metal sphere approximately fourteen inches in diameter weighing twelve pounds was discovered in the desert north of Broken Hill. The object had been spotted from an overhead plane and turned over to the government for investigation. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 75efe1da-d0a6-4a20-a4f3-be9b63465bb2 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | white spherical object | A white spherical object was sighted by multiple people including Department of Civil Aviation officials on duty at RAAF Base Fairbairn. The RAAF investigated and proposed several possible explanations including condensation trails from jet aircraft, the planet Venus, or a meteorological balloon. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3afbb5c3-151f-44e1-b5a8-c30196df46db | Kalangadoo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | One large UFO in company with six small disc-like objects | Aircraft VH-RTO reported sighting a UFO with six small disc-like objects approximately ten miles north of track from Kalangadoo, keeping pace with the aircraft on the same bearing. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7e0fa923-57d7-4367-8a5c-48e05f2a2176 | Kalgoorlie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | UFO sighting reported by Captain Smith and Captain Jardin near Kalgoorlie on 22 August 1968. Report was delayed, received at Department of Air on 11 November 1968. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5b57ce7a-70f7-4d23-88c8-35e31cd9894c | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light, initially thought to be an aircraft with green and red flashing lights | Air Traffic Controller G.S. Elston observed a steady white light with green and red flashing lights at approximately bearing 290°, elevation 15°, distance 20 miles from Launceston Airport Control Tower. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e40681b4-c4c8-4416-b468-e94052d088ff | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by S. Pettifer from Hobart Airport Control Tower on 21 April 1969. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6f9d350d-86a5-4b8e-ae7d-40799e2a1ebb | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by P.R. Stride from Launceston Airport Control Tower on 25 May 1969. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 97b0d3e5-de48-4fd2-82d2-26e5d8599ff7 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | spherical | Airline pilot J.F. Signall observed a bright white spherical object above Powerscourt, appearing to descend then move slowly westward before disappearing mid-air. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| c63e1570-7d79-4dcf-8840-37d0d7689241 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Spherical | An amber or orange-tinted spherical light was observed by an air traffic controller approaching from NNW through a cloud break during clear skies. The object maintained a straight path and faded in the distance. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0ff37e7f-866f-44a1-a12f-dcf78d2ee5c4 | Jutung | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | straight wing single boom, single piston engine Cessna type aircraft | Acting District Officer sighted light type aircraft at approximately 1000 feet flying north-south direction, described as possible Indonesian Military Pilatus Porter. Did not intrude into Territory airspace. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cf28f5d5-1fb2-4f61-874c-d29cdf5b8722 | Northampton | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | disk | RAAF observer reported sighting of disk-shaped object appearing as real and not a trick of light. Object observed with apparent height and speed characteristics noted. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4b1cccc4-c82e-41e3-9edb-64e68204d7e7 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly described in visible text | Aerial object observed by air traffic control officer from tower location. Object observed at 3-5,000 feet on bearing 280 degrees, fell out of sight in southwest direction behind a hill approximately one mile from the school. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6283aeba-9416-4eb3-94fc-3d2d545f50d2 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not specified in visible text | UFO report by Flight Officer J. Leighbour, assessed as probably moon halo phenomenon. Bureau of Meteorology observed the phenomenon on the date and noted it was frequently seen after cyclone conditions. | Classification: Moon halo phenomenon | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7ff72d9e-f63f-4369-8819-09707b93fff7 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Observer noted a light that appeared to originate from a large soft device. The light was observed overhead and attracted attention by its appearance. | Classification: Unknown | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 92c88bb5-c993-4d89-afa1-72c60632fa25 | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Unknown/indiscernible | Captain Morris observed an aerial object while in the vicinity of Pearce RAAF Base. The object's details are largely illegible in the document due to handwriting quality. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| caf172c0-d308-4d2a-ab18-059c8c1af185 | Aitape | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unidentified aircraft | Unidentified aircraft heard approaching from west and flew over Aitape area. Engine noise similar to Fokker Friendship but experienced observers stated it was unlike any aircraft normally operating into Aitape. Not visually confirmed due to misty rain. | Classification: UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 061ab867-d58e-430a-b8e5-1809bb255c3c | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Yellow light | RAAF ATCO and DCA observed a bright yellow light from tower interior and exterior on bearing approximately 280 degrees with brilliant intensity similar to aircraft landing light. Object maintained constant height of 5,000-6,000 feet and receded rapidly to the west. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fac27b48-9a12-444d-8f73-fe528bc20151 | Katherine | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Red and green flashing light | Captain of light aircraft northbound into Katherine reported a red and green flashing light for 10-12 minutes. Object disappeared and reappeared for 3 seconds, climbed, dived and circled. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| db0840ab-15f5-408d-9b5f-a3ccb8df1e3b | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Report of an aerial object observed by Captain Knott. Details of the sighting are contained in the attached observer report form. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7fb0c228-dcb2-4b09-a3c1-99ae66bf7e4d | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Red glow similar to a light | A red glow similar to a light appeared above Townsville airfield and remained stationary in the sky for approximately 20 minutes. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5889182f-2c5c-454e-a9cd-5469e0953bbf | Alice Springs | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light, similar to a star on the ground | Aircraft crew at 37,000 ft sighted a bright white light approximately 10-15 km away on bearing 248-250 degrees. Investigation determined the light was likely caused by natural gas burn-off at Palmer Valley, 80-85 km from Alice Springs on bearing 215-220 degrees. | Classification: Identified - Natural gas burn-off | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| de59958f-253c-4370-b093-41ae3ba881d7 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Aerial object observed by Flight Lieutenant E.E.B. Vanderiet and Pilot Officer P.J. Price of RAAF Base Richmond. Report submitted to Headquarters Operational Command with reference to similar sighting report. | Classification: Unclassified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1935fca6-f653-4ad4-bf96-d765721c7614 | Dungog | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light source, alternating scarlet and white | Inspector Henry Muir observed a flashing scarlet and white light to the north-east at 30 degrees elevation. The object appeared larger than Venus but much smaller than the moon, descended slightly and swung eastward before disappearing as if switched off. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4284e34b-e15f-4954-81d2-91cc715da4a0 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright sphere of light | C.D. Gustin observed an intensely bright sphere of light moving rapidly through untraced bush near Laverton RAAF Base. The object was compared in brightness to a full moon and exhibited rapid angular velocity before disappearing into the glow of city lights. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| abf96128-53de-4c99-a19f-3d6df9ba3f06 | Preston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Cpl Rourke of Victorian ATC Preston Flight observed a yellow/white light appearing on top of a factory, climbing slowly from an elevation of 5-6000 feet towards the east. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 91f85d80-511c-40e3-8acd-f4bfbcc3626a | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly specified | Observer in Cessna 185 aircraft reported unusual aerial sighting at approximately 1200 hours noon on 18 November 1970. RAAF assessment concluded the sighting was probably a meteorite or space debris re-entering the atmosphere. | Classification: Meteorite or space debris | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a21802bd-1b38-4690-89fe-991029442cff | Wewak | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | object with tail | Aircraft near Wewak sighted unidentified object descending rapidly at same altitude with tail that disintegrated close to the aircraft. Possibly meteor or comet. | Classification: Possible meteor or comet | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bd4acb1b-bf25-4111-94f0-d7a9105736a6 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Captain S.A. Brooke, airline pilot, reported an unusual aerial sighting whilst flying over Phillip Island on Thursday 27th May 1971. Report was received at RAAF Headquarters from RAAF Base Laverton with investigating officer's comments. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 891ea2a9-3b58-4928-af10-a473ce8649d1 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Observer at RAAF base witnessed an incandescent white light moving at shooting speed across the sky. Object disappeared suddenly, with Venus noted at similar elevation further to the west. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 87de7b08-79bd-475a-9fb3-8bec18ee43ba | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disc-like | Observer reported sighting of disc-shaped object with multiple smaller objects in formation. Object described as definite shape rather than just light. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| bf922821-78a4-4494-b122-73634274197f | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | aircraft with vapour trail | Unidentified high-flying aircraft observed crossing Woomera Prohibited Area from southwest to northeast with long continuous vapour trail. No official knowledge of any military or civil aircraft in the area at that time. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e61321ff-4a24-4860-bb93-d95239cccec7 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Vapour trail | High vapour trail moving southwest to northeast, appearing to pass over Nurrungar prohibited area. Observed by meteorological observer and Commonwealth Police from Technical Area Woomera. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 026bc518-d86f-437d-a451-c0bd66d21b28 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Vapour trail | Very high vapour trail moving southwest to northeast, appearing to pass over Nurrungar prohibited area. Reported by meteorological observer Stan Sketcher and Commonwealth Police at 0659 hours. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| eeac5761-32f9-4440-b9fb-d75f8733c180 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unidentified aircraft | Unidentified aircraft sighting over the Woomera Prohibited Area reported by meteorologist observer Murphy using a theodolite. No authorized aircraft were in the area at the time according to D.C.A. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 792b51c6-382f-4457-9b76-0a88eb15fc1b | Coffs Harbour | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light source, possibly aircraft landing light | A bright light appeared abruptly below complete cloud cover and descended rapidly like an aircraft in emergency approach, then extinguished abruptly at altitude. The sudden extinction and vertical descent pattern ruled out conventional aircraft behavior. | Classification: UFO | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 456617a9-43b2-4921-b158-9785c7aa4731 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Solid object | Object first observed in daylight near military/naval facility. Witness attracted by light and movement, object appeared as solid object with observed height and distance parameters. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 70e1a9a9-4b35-4bd7-b298-65cdb6017894 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Bright light | Qantas Darwin reported sighting a bright light at eye level that became brighter and rose to nearly overhead position. Light appeared to move around without conforming to any pattern. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9f9d76b9-00bd-4b73-aec9-07c76108b0dc | Geraldton | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | UFO researcher Keith Basterfield reported seeing an unidentified object during World War II while serving in air crew over Geraldton, Western Australia. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 14e6eccd-770e-46ad-bbe4-881e74c84e0f | Tamworth | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | pinpoint of light | Mr Turner, Officer-in-Charge at Tamworth Airport tower, observed a pinpoint of light visible to naked eye to northwest at 80-85 degrees elevation. Appeared like a star when viewed through binoculars and was observed for 15 minutes. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cab4977f-575a-44f7-850e-973487eccf2a | Wagga | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Reports received from RAAF Base Wagga of unusual aerial sightings that occurred during June and July 1972. Reports from students McCallum and Mortlock. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 65b2b604-1fe8-41ba-a65e-e146465d5d92 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unusual aerial sighting reported in the Darwin area on the night of 6th August 1972. Investigation concluded the sighting was likely the planet Saturn. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b9d6909d-e578-4a57-9c02-775455066db4 | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Sighting of an unusual aerial object at Essendon on 18th January 1958. Observer was stationed at an RAAF installation. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4c656502-4e8f-4355-9cf0-f903c9531e82 | Springwood | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | vapour trail | A well-defined vapour trail observed west of Springwood at 0100 hours, appearing to be created by an aircraft flying from south to north. No aircraft could be seen creating the trail, and checks with RAAF Willemtown, Kimberley and DCA revealed no known aircraft in the area at the time. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d7e25236-1900-4a6f-9589-4b73c231352b | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | large aluminium disc | Observer on watch aboard ship spotted a large aluminium disc approaching at high speed at 4,000-5,000 feet altitude. Object circled above the ship for 3-4 hours at constant height before departing at tremendous speed (3,000-3,500 mph). | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fa0ad121-db41-46da-8e7d-1e08cf2a6da4 | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | ball | An unidentified aerial object was sighted at approximately 20:15 hours on 11th October 1956 by multiple military and civilian personnel at Penrith. The object appeared as a bright red ball of fire that disintegrated prior to contact with the ground. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a813f4a2-9dd9-4e5a-ac65-f33c5d636b56 | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not determined | Sighting report submitted by Andrew McLean Parfett, Weather Officer at Essendon Airport. Investigation concluded object was civil aircraft from King Island descending on finals with sun reflection visible. | Classification: Identified as aircraft reflection | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3b99acb7-43aa-4a96-b7cc-8b2eabb6b609 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual aerial sighting report completed by RAAF observer. Observer reported sighting of light/object in the sky with specific bearing and elevation angles recorded. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 398280dc-cadb-4bb6-81cc-0ca2dab4a78c | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Intense white light with red trail; described as blue to red with red efflux | Major D.H. Campbell and Flight Lieutenant C.R. Hewitt witnessed an intense white light with red trail traveling from south to north at approximately 0526 hours. The object was most likely determined to be space debris (satellite 1972-077A) burning up on entry into Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Space debris/satellite re-entry | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a22bba4f-775e-490b-a97a-3630151c8240 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | pulsating and oscillating light, changing colour from white to dull reddish purple | Sergeant LANG at Moorebank Army Aviation sighted a pulsating, colour-changing light over Richmond. When viewed through binoculars it appeared as a white star, but changed colour with cloud drift; determined to be a star. | Classification: Identified as star | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9e6474dd-67bd-4cc8-9bea-b410fb44267a | Amberley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | star-like objects, disc-like appearance | Security Guard LAC R.J. Jones observed multiple unusual aerial objects at RAAF Base Amberley. Four separate objects were sighted, with the first reportedly stopping, starting, and turning before moving southward. | Classification: Investigated - probable causes determined to be orbiting space vehicles (TAGEOS I satellite), unpredicted space debris, and meteorite | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 255ee887-ce1f-45ee-a5a2-ef4706239580 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light aircraft-like | Witness reported an unusual aerial sighting on 20 June 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the object was a light aircraft operating below controlled airspace. | Classification: Identified - light aircraft | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d1d6c800-c278-4c68-93b9-0a881106f914 | Williamtown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | moving light, described as cream and yellow/orange, roughly the size of Venus | Flight Lieutenant H.G. Cameron and Mrs T. Williams observed a moving light at 50-90 degrees azimuth moving rapidly north to south and south to north from RAAF Base Williamtown. The sighting was determined to be either distortion of Jupiter or the atmospheric phenomenon known as ball lightning (Kugelblitz). | Classification: Ball Lightning/Jupiter distortion | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| eb336c4a-3340-47d5-83ff-8276e891b64c | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unspecified | USAF C-57 aircraft crew sighted an unidentified flying object near RAAF East Sale. Pilot paid little attention until reading a similar ground sighting report from Tasmania in the Melbourne Sun newspaper on 18th November. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a1b28479-89be-4f84-9f8f-250049cee083 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Jet-like | Captain James Kemp and crew of 3 aboard Ansett-ANA aircraft observed a flashing red light with white light appearance, jet-like in shape, maintaining a straight track with VAR variation over Melbourne area. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| afb86b4d-72e7-4855-848d-835fd5ab38cc | Ramiara | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not determinable, bright light | Particularly bright light in sky west of Ramiara began to move in erratic direction toward southwest. Changed colours from blue to green to orange/red, with light appearing to come from bottom of object. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 434e4ffc-ea13-4d3e-a7d1-6f0a1b33e806 | Wonthaggi | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | An aerial object was sighted 60 miles south of Wonthaggi by an Ansett/ANA airline pilot around 12 October 1959. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 129b7246-c8d9-4dd7-9fbc-f04c371f9084 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc-like with illuminated panels, bright lights, humanoid figures visible on deck | Multiple UFO objects observed from Boianai Station with multiple witnesses including priest William B. Gill. Objects displayed hovering, descending, and changing colors from yellow-orange to white, red, and blue; humanoid figures were clearly seen on the largest object's deck. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c3b9af20-191c-4f1b-b026-bc69ca736bba | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc-like with figures on deck, two smaller companion UFOs | Large UFO observed at same location as previous night with four humanoid figures visible on deck appearing to perform activities. Witnesses reported two-way interaction including waving and torch signal responses from the craft. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2b9fd7b4-5dd0-4f91-83ce-c95f01645f2f | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Multiple disc-like objects | Multiple UFO sightings continuing from previous nights, with up to 8 objects observed at one time, mostly hovering at high altitude with minimal activity visible on deck. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 47ac3bc0-a166-440f-b080-a6686916f819 | Rosebud | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flash of blue light | Captain McDougall, an airline pilot, observed a brilliant blue flash of light in the direction of the Southern Cross constellation while flying between Melbourne and Launceston. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1c5d6364-f04d-4709-ae14-02999d1785d4 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Deep red centre with white flame surrounding, glowing white at final sighting | Object sighted at approximately 20 degrees from horizontal, falling earthwards at 4 degrees angle from south of east. Deep red centre with white flame and black smoke trail, glowing white as it descended due east. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bb2d784e-ffc0-4dd3-ac1a-4af223bd5829 | Armidale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Three distinct lights appearing as yellow to orange exhaust from aircraft or three aircraft impression | Three distinct yellow to orange lights traveling at high speed were observed. The objects appeared in line formation, one behind the other, initially separated by two or three mile intervals and maintaining approximately 4-5 mile separation. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d79fd308-8a91-4a77-929d-18e855d7fcfd | Forrest | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | planetary appearance with pulsating effect | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 5th August 1973 near Forrest. Object displayed pulsating effects and apparent movement to the west, later identified as the planet Venus reflecting through varying atmospheric density layers. | Classification: identified as Venus | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 10bd5246-0e4f-43d7-9617-7913fa240a6f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not clearly specified | Observer reported bright white light with acceleration, speed variations, and course changes. Object accompanied by increased brightness and electromagnetic effects including interference to television receivers and compass disturbance. | Classification: Unusual Aerial Sighting | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a97c204d-2446-4545-bc5d-3d608fdfa0ca | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Luminous object | Luminous object similar to that described at Hallett Station observed by personnel at South African SANAE Station on other side of Antarctic. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 231c61c5-baec-4e93-a543-b058fde344ad | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | bright light, then large cluster of lights | Aircraft 7KTEC enroute Christchurch to Sydney observed an object passing from south to north over Sydney area, several thousand feet slower than meteor speed. Object first appeared as bright light, then as large cluster of lights, rapidly faded north of Sydney. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 38868eef-1405-402e-9a2c-1355348e42da | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flashlight flash, white light | Observer at Giles Weather Station reported a sudden flash of white light in the western sky at approximately 3:45 a.m. LST, similar in appearance to a camera flashgun. Fine and cloudless conditions prevailed. | Classification: thought to have been due to a fast-moving meteor | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 58498109-3f0b-4729-96cd-407566da1517 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Contrail with preceding object | Tower Controller and LAC observed a contrail climbing from northwest to south at steady rate, levelling off at 15,000-20,000 ft. Through binoculars, a glint thought to be an aircraft was seen preceding the contrail at constant distance. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bf5798ba-45e3-4414-95bb-34f8159e6f8c | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Sighting reported by Flt Lt Johnston of CFS approximately 15 minutes after the Avalon and Point Cook sighting on the same date. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e3051ac9-7ea8-4ba9-b9f3-693ada94dc91 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | aircraft-like with navigation lights | Flight Lieutenant J.H. Johnston flying Winjeel A85-429 observed an unidentified aircraft with navigation lights burning approximately 2 nautical miles to the south, heading west at approximately 2000 feet altitude. The aircraft could not be identified and was not authorized to operate in the East Sale control zone. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f8acc008-c3bc-4cee-902d-73d736236e39 | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright flare | The tower controller observed a bright flare which burnt for approximately 4 seconds on a bearing of 330 degrees from the control tower during the same evening. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0f963595-b3a2-477d-81ec-a14b8a5f88c5 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Spherical | Pilot observed a spherical object with prismatic flashes of light (green and orange) approaching from north easterly direction at approximately 10 o'clock high. Object moved due north and disappeared into sun glare. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 254bb30b-9edc-46d0-a621-eff05a6e020a | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | Red light observed traveling north to south in mid-air, appearing as a single light with no definite object structure visible. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e68d4fad-fc07-41f9-9981-f9fefed40218 | Point Keats | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | object from seaward | Mission staff and 300 natives observed an object from seaward headed towards Darwin accompanied by loud noise on 27 June 1961. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 544fff96-aade-4a94-a5b2-171be6c9e87d | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Cone shaped, white tip, green body | CPL Downing reported unidentified cone-shaped object with white tip and green body with bright red trail at 2230 hours on 3 June. Object descended, rose slightly, then dropped out of sight. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dfbda4a6-5ac4-4902-ba59-6179e6b58354 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unidentified flying object reported by crew of Neptune aircraft at position 3230S 15240E on 3 June at 2217 hours. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| ced09cf2-09b4-4ef5-86f3-917f979a8caa | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | cigar-shaped and saucer-shaped objects | Rev. Lionel Browning reported seeing flying objects above Cressy around 6 p.m. on October 4, 1960. RAAF investigation attributed sightings to moon and meteorological conditions, which Browning disputed. | Classification: phenomena as a result of moon associated with meteorological conditions | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 765a5c89-6158-4944-b88d-a8c1d0940f2f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | light | Observer witnessed a bright white light traveling in low arc about 250 degrees above horizon, with brighter green color burning out in line of orange sparks. Object traveled from north to south and disappeared mid-air. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 5d5a2131-dd71-4511-8907-c6db617d6243 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | light | Observer witnessed a bright light object traveling in low arc about 250 degrees above horizon, with brighter green color burning out in line of orange sparks. Object was observed briefly and disappeared mid-air. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 435181a3-550b-48e4-986d-f6000d6ba456 | Great Lakes | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Not reported | Sighting at Great Lakes with limited details recorded. Observer was former Air Training Corps member. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e80ef5f9-af88-469a-8f0b-c597721bc75f | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Pear-shaped | Squadron of 30-40 pear-shaped objects in vee formation, changing formation rhythmically, silver changing to mother of pearl color, observed traveling east over Launceston turning sharply right to fly due north. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5ba6de52-dd21-42c6-a0c5-eb4a98141e46 | Momote | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | small aircraft believed to be jet | Small jet aircraft observed heading west/southwest at 500-600 feet near Momote on October 24. Not believed to be aircraft en route to/from Guam. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a7895fb8-0c2e-4999-ad9c-64e48f0a3a04 | Momote | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | aircraft | Aircraft observed over Momote at 1915 local time heading north/south. Not believed to be aircraft en route to/from Guam. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 70d07ea0-fc81-4c3f-b445-735a37bc18d3 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright falling star or satellite re-entry | Crew of aircraft VH-BAA en route reported a very bright falling star or satellite re-entry observed at approximately 2205 hours local time on same day as Longford sighting. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2546c6cc-76f7-4c0f-86f1-6635385c4737 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Report on an unidentified flying object sighted by the officer in charge at Sehulea Patrol Post in Milne Bay area of New Guinea, received from Department of Territories. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 83d6613d-7b42-4c6e-8b9a-543de9bd5301 | Tewatewa | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright white light | A bright white light was observed from the vessel Poseidon anchored at Tewatewa on the night of Monday, July 5, 1965. The light was visible for approximately 7 minutes, bearing West (270 compass) at elevation of about 10 degrees above the horizon. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 73e3229b-ee89-46e0-9280-53b3abe874e9 | Griffith | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | slightly elongated, bright light with greenish tint | Bright greenish object moving NE to SW at great speed, observed to break up into 4-6 bright pieces that slowed and faded away. Witness reported seeing identical object in early April 1965. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 47d3fb70-22e0-4ae3-a0a3-476ba2c60f5e | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | diffused source, similar to mercury vapour street light | Yellowish bright light object moving south at high speed, changing to greenish glow, emitting pinpoints of light before fading. Estimated height 20,000-30,000 feet, speed 2,000-3,000 mph. Observed by pilot and two other passengers in vehicle. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b424d8ba-e617-487c-a545-3f9252fd4c5d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright light | UFO sighting reported by F/Sgt Damsoo, object did not disintegrate but appeared to flip over or change direction and disappear. Witness stated it was identical in appearance to the 13 May 1965 Griffith sighting. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 62073e47-652f-458a-b2e0-72a8d2589585 | Holbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | solid silver ovals, no wings | First Officer V.V. Kaye, co-pilot of Ansett-ANA Flight 318, reported sighting two silver oval objects - one approximately 3000 feet ahead of aircraft, another higher at one o'clock position. Objects appeared too large to be identified aircraft in the area. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a4cedcf0-92cd-472e-8c63-49c86287d99a | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | oval, approximately 2 feet long, rear portion incomplete | A very bright oval object with white, yellow, blue coloring and intermittent strobing tail light appeared from northwest heading southerly. Object was estimated at 150 mph at 1000-1500 feet altitude and approximately 1000 yards away. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 71f2dc68-3e01-4352-b28b-08f79932a16b | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | glowing object | A bright glowing object with slight blue lighting and long flaming tail was observed heading west to east, south of operations room. Object had elevation angle depression of about 45 degrees and was sighted for 5-6 seconds. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a4b4047b-e5ea-434d-bb13-7d82189cabb8 | Barcaldine | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | large oval object | Observer at 49 Mile Peg sighted large oval object moving west to east low in the sky, appearing to be 100 feet long with bright green trail. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6cea7d12-405d-4746-b76f-eb3236890ccc | Peckley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | large meteor or UFO | Engineer H. Peckley sighted a large bright greenish-blue light from Eagle Aerodrome on 3rd July 1963, travelling generally north to south with no sound. Object appeared to break up leaving red hot fragments before burning out or disappearing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fdddb508-4996-40be-88eb-42c6829289c9 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Four distinct objects forming equilateral triangle formation with leading object glowing red and three trailing objects green | Four unidentified flying objects sighted from HMAS ANZAC at 1745 hours with leading red object and three green trailing objects. Objects briefly reappeared behind cloud before disappearing. No radar contacts detected. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7584a48e-ca4e-496c-ad84-a52334bccd6d | Whittlesea | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flat disc-like | A flying instructor at Whittlesea Airport observed a flat disc-like object at approximately 10:20 hours on 29 May 1966. The observer took off in an aircraft to investigate but lost sight of the object airborne. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8ff927eb-eea5-4aac-8d4b-b893355ba387 | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Circular with a larger circle of light around it | Ldr. D.G. Evans observed a bright yellow-tinted circular object with an aura that moved slowly, tilted as it changed direction, then climbed rapidly eastward. The object was stationary initially before moving vertically upward then away into the distance. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 69cb54e0-70af-40c1-b996-1b5b38ad04a6 | Keilor | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Metallic substance | Flying instructor N.H. Edwards observed a silver metallic object at 0304 hours at 8000 feet altitude near Whitehorse Aerodrome. Object remained stationary, reflected light, and disappeared behind cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d993d512-1dcf-489a-9a67-04a6bd255bc1 | Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | bright object | Bright object observed in eastern sky at elevation of approximately 70 degrees near sunrise, reflecting sunlight with varying intensity. Object changed direction and speed, covering an arc of approximately 30 degrees from south to north. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ffa7e31f-a265-46d4-b19b-0411db354311 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Sighting from Control Tower Melbourne Airport observed by K.L. Cummings. Details forwarded to Department of Air for examination and comment. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2c7095cd-cabe-4cc0-8071-8bdb531f255d | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Sighting from RAAF Laverton reported by Sgt Wilmington (service number 17694). Details forwarded to Department of Air for examination. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f7668352-10d3-4cf9-b317-641091cc443c | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Definite object | Wing Commander V. Tyeson, an engineer with aircraft and marine experience, observed an unusual aerial object near Launceston on 27th November 1965. The object was observed directly below using a naval telescope and appeared as a definite object rather than just a light. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2b834e7b-3c3e-4a3a-b063-eb13f3f57dee | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | white object | A white-colored object was sighted at 1915 hours at 30 degrees elevation to the west, moved initially westerly then quasi-stationary for a couple of minutes before disappearing to the north. Speed exceeded 50 kph, observed below cirrus cloud layer. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b2f52ea9-5658-4268-af93-4ba80c5e6e45 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | vertical | An object was sighted offshore disappearing with a small vertical approach. First noted at 3000 feet ASL, slightly ascended to 15000 feet then disappeared. Displayed rapid movements with identical color traces. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| dd034356-26aa-495f-b658-44a58927c3a1 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | object that radiated light | A mysterious object hovering over Canberra airport radiated light and remained visible at an altitude of 1.5 kilometres for about 40 minutes. RAAF aircraft were dispatched to examine the object before it disappeared. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1d7ff0b3-b55c-474c-92d2-f727f635563d | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round (circular/disc-like) | Unusual aerial object observed on 7th October 1966 near RAAF Laverton. Object appeared as a definite white round shape. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 47e1b390-aa60-4ee8-9dec-1058ecf283c3 | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Two Air Traffic Controllers at RAAF Laverton tower sighted an unknown aerial object between 2022 and 2145 hours on 10 October 1966. The object appeared as a light that moved across the horizon with varying intensity and angular velocity before fading from view. | Classification: Most probable cause: satellite | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fd430031-e0b8-4771-aef1-238e40387b99 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc or saucer-shaped | Air force officer observed a disc-shaped object with multiple lights. Object remained visible for nearly two hours with dark appearance and light coloration. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1b64ddfc-224b-480e-b805-5b7dc2da36e9 | Bald Hills | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Cigar shaped, bright and shining, silvery | A bright, shining, cigar-shaped silvery object was sighted by a headmaster, science master, and numerous students at Saint Paul's School. The object remained stationary initially, drifted NNW from Bald Hills, then accelerated to very high speed in the same direction. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fb60458f-2ffd-41a8-ac4d-9994290d4d27 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Comet-like objects with red exhaust trails | Third Officer B.J. Ditcher and Bridge lookout Able Seaman Johnson of MS Seaway King observed three separate comet-like objects with red exhaust trails moving parallel to the horizon at great speed, visible for about 25 seconds at bearings 275° to 025°. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 49dfb8ac-450a-4423-ae28-673afbbd1367 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disc or sphere-like, bright light with glow | Airman observed a bright object in the western sky at great altitude. Object appeared as a disc or sphere-like form with a bright white light and constant glow, moving slowly. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b842d2db-10d1-46a8-9838-8a296ec6612d | Cooper | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | An observer reported an aerial object sighting from Cooper on January 22, 1959. The observer was described as S.S.O.E.N., an aircraft/personnel clerk. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 82670117-2d6f-4be9-bc09-0928357fc244 | Parkes | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Dense mob-like formations, dark grey, resembling birds in echelon formation, capable of changing shape from round mass to split formations | Pilot Frank Austin and three passengers in Beech 23 aircraft observed two dark grey, mob-like objects with erratic flight patterns resembling swarming bees. Objects changed shape repeatedly and demonstrated speeds faster than the aircraft before disappearing into haze. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8e87befd-3435-407d-9c59-88c965ccbddc | Parafield | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Bright light, described as glowing object | A bright aerial object was observed from an aircraft and ground location near Parafield Airport. The object displayed unusual characteristics including bright illumination and apparent electromagnetic effects on vehicles and electrical systems. | Classification: Assessed as ionized cloud containing electrified particles | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1751e00a-f577-45ae-8a1c-33b0ee7fe8cc | Albertton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Train fireman observed a very bright light above the horizon that appeared to descend rapidly, move from left to right, and move towards and away from him before disappearing. Train driver observed the same light but described it as stationary. | Classification: Venus (identified) | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 561646f2-4a28-4c76-9fdd-ffd4538a79d1 | Foster/Fish Creek | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light with reddish tinge | Train crew observed a stationary light with a reddish tinge in the same direction as the previous night, appearing in the western sky at approximately 1910 hours. | Classification: Venus (identified) | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fb6b1a49-e61e-4926-8a19-6cf8ef0c39fa | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Squadron Leader B.J. Graf, while airborne at FL210, observed an unidentified aerial object traveling at an estimated speed of at least 500 knots from north of Laverton towards Avalon. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 15217271-2dca-4aaa-98bc-64755a693e2c | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | light with blue flame and sparks | Object entered atmosphere traveling west to east, emitting light blue flame with sparks from rear. Disappeared over horizon. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f517b750-eb3d-46e1-9429-ce2f8896a6b8 | Pearce | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Flat or disc-like | Service policeman CPL Wallace at RAAF Base Pearce observed an aerial object for approximately one minute. Object appeared as a definite flat or disc-like shape with orange/red colour. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 93c4f281-2ff8-4277-9d70-b734eae998ed | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Similar to aircraft at night with flashing red and green navigation lights | Unidentified object appeared low over RAAF East Sale aerodrome at 2000 hours, zig-zagged at high speed in southerly direction then proceeded westerly. Object observed from Control Tower with binoculars showing flashing red and green navigation lights, maintaining bearing of approximately 300° magnetic and gradually lowering in elevation. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4d61a5fe-54cd-438d-8f27-d8ec9cab41bb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Definite object | Object observed from aerodrome control tower appearing as a definite aerial object. Observer was RAAF military personnel at an airfield location. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 81f24cef-979b-4c8b-865b-24934585a163 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | unknown | Pilot reported unusual aircraft sighting in letter forwarded to C.A.S. by North-Eastern Area Headquarters during visit to Townsville in mid-June 1952. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8ed9ffed-c801-474c-b50b-1149f138f314 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unknown | Bush pilot Jack Campbell reported sighting of two objects flying together at approximately 1500 feet altitude in Northern Territory, with objects appearing to move from ground between two hills and making unusual movements. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 499847f1-af66-400d-a7da-53a9663fd282 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Glowing light like a halo with pinkish edges, appeared about size of little finger nail | LAC Calvert observed a glowing light object with pinkish edges at RAAF School of Radio, Ballarat. Object was larger than previously sighted stars, shooting stars, and a fireball. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 37e876b7-f473-4a87-9485-03b6dffbbb27 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sphere | Section Officer V.W. Levy and Flight Lieutenant E.V.T. Shields observed a silver to white spherical object at RAAF Ballarat traveling southerly at high altitude. Object disappeared behind a cloud bank. Meteorological balloon was considered remotely possible but improbable. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c986512f-a909-4174-b03d-be7830c97479 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sphere | Flight Lieutenant E.V.T. Shields observed a white spherical object overhead traveling in southerly direction above second cloud bank. Observer felt reasonably confident it was a white meteorological balloon. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b08b66e7-e7b3-4f16-be98-3fff15e91adc | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round at first sighting, then humped oval at lowest height angle (80 degrees) | Pakistan Air Apprentice observed a bright red light in cloud base that changed to red with orange centre. Object appeared round initially, then humped oval, descended, hovered, deviated and climbed before disappearing through cloud. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f45b9172-87e9-4287-acbb-63445555e88d | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Reported sighting in the Woomera area on 25th May 1954. Pro Forma documents were completed by the unit and forwarded after all persons concerned were interviewed. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6e09d587-6dbe-48a8-baa0-1b35e713da9c | Pearce | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Circular | A serving RAAF member observed a bright silver circular object at approximately 4000 feet in the NNE direction, moving at high speed with a steady tilting motion on a north-northeast to west-east trajectory before disappearing behind cloud. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 58bfa253-53d8-431a-b0c8-1623385d68bb | Tewatewa | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light | A bright white light was observed from the ship Poseidon anchored at Tewatewa on the night of 5th July 1965. The light was visible for seven minutes at a bearing of West (270 compass) and elevation of approximately 10 degrees above the horizon. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e47c8f1c-3bbf-438f-bf7b-09faecf3e7d8 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | rectangular | Chinese Air Force pilots spotted a massive luminous rectangular object in the sky emitting strong light, with apparent link to Australian incident two days prior. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| ef1764c9-5316-47ab-866b-d46951f4b170 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | rectangular | Australian pilot encountered and was reportedly knocked down by a large rectangular UFO emitting strong light, linked to Chinese sighting two days later. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f5f4cb55-0098-4429-b686-750d2f0fb207 | Cape Otway to King Island | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long object with four bright lights, green light and metallic light | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported a long unidentified object with green and metallic lights hovering above his Cessna aircraft at 4500 feet. Communication was lost at 7:12 pm and the pilot and aircraft disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f9127554-d4c8-4e94-97ec-34e4c87367d1 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Pilot Frederick Valentich flying a Cessna 182 reported seeing something very abnormal and subsequently lost contact with ground radio. Investigation by Center for UFO Studies requested weather data and voice tapes from the incident. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 64459da3-ae9e-4009-a733-fb53c298863b | Amberley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Operation Close Encounters terminated. RAAF assets redeployed to Amberley with normal command and control arrangements restored. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ca67e840-2649-4b65-92ec-4dd0244c01f8 | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Long shape, metallic appearance with bright lights (landing lights), green light | Cessna 182L pilot reported an unidentified large aircraft below 5000 feet that performed multiple high-speed passes, orbited the aircraft, and hovered above, describing it as having a long metallic shape with bright and green lights before vanishing. Aircraft disappeared with pilot and presumed fatal outcome. | Classification: Undetermined | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fd08f847-4963-4a8c-bcfa-0ef14214d76b | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long shape, metallic/shiny appearance, with green light | Cessna 182L pilot reported an unidentified object with four bright lights initially thought to be landing lights, later described as stationary and orbiting above the aircraft. The object had a green light and metallic appearance. The aircraft disappeared without trace during this encounter. | Classification: Reason for disappearance not determined | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fc4d422d-1aae-491b-90a1-e64d180c17fb | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Frederick Valentich's aircraft disappeared on October 21, 1978 near Cape Otway. The case has been associated with UFO theories, with claims that Valentich was attacked and captured by alien beings. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 38c1d660-83a8-4d08-87e1-9f34a1a3cf2d | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Long shape, metallic/shiny appearance, green light, described as stationary then hovering | Pilot Frederick Valentich reported being approached and followed by an unidentified aircraft with unusual characteristics including bright lights, high speed, and hovering capability near Cape Otway. The object was described as non-aircraft with metallic shiny exterior and green light. Radio contact ceased at 1912:28 hours and the aircraft VH-DSJ disappeared. | Classification: Missing Aircraft Investigation | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2ea793e4-ff13-4bae-9a78-b66d72450f53 | Melbourne to King Island | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown aircraft or object | Cessna 182 aircraft VH-DSJ with pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared on 21 October 1978 after pilot reported maneuvering of another aircraft or object in his vicinity near Cape Otway. Aircraft and occupant never located despite extensive air and sea search. | Classification: Not determined - aircraft missing | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cf0bf3bf-b506-49c2-ae73-d68d45363f27 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Missing aircraft DSJ involving Frederick Valentich. Investigation notes document preliminary conversation with father regarding missing aircraft and tape recording identification. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fba3b29c-03e6-484d-a550-4bcaa8f1aa45 | Mt. Waverley | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | shower of very bright metallic scintillations with dark contrail | Mr. P. Parr, a RAAF reserve officer, reported observing a shower of very bright metallic scintillations to the south at approximately 18:55. He initially thought it was a meteor shower but noted a dark contrail extending from south to north. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6178a75d-74ca-4370-afa1-3027392a8ca6 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disappearance of pilot Frederick Valentich on 21 October 1978 over Bass Strait. Department of Transport investigation was ongoing with no decision made on public report release. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| abd3fc2f-f381-4249-a6dc-0f9cdd49ea68 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Aircraft VH-DSJ disappeared over Bass Strait on 21/10/78 during night flight. Meteorological report indicates perfect flying conditions with excellent visibility. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 72b08d37-a5a8-4400-b4bc-ec8cb08f980d | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cylinder with outer projections, windows visible | Unidentified vehicle with lights observed near Flight 229. Pilot reported object with aluminum or light metal appearance, four interior lights visible through windows, capable of hovering and rapid movement. | Classification: UFO | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 956718ac-78e4-4ce7-9ad1-d34572d4b758 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright object | 20-year-old pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared in October after reporting an unidentified flying object near his Cessna. Radio transcript shows pilot described a bright object with green and metallic light flying close to his aircraft before communication ended. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0837e0b9-45b2-4887-a1bd-ce0eff0fb52a | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | object with green light and metallic light | A full-scale air and sea search was mounted from Melbourne for a Cessna 182 which disappeared after its pilot reported an unidentified flying object. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 4fe88708-68a0-4a78-acf4-d0617d82a9f2 | Cape Otway | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Cessna 182 aircraft piloted by Frederick Valentich disappeared on 21 October 1978 during a flight, with alleged UFO-related circumstances. The incident involved radio transmissions made during the flight that terminated in the pilot's disappearance. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 171dd2d8-c2fe-4129-a91e-05407f9ffc91 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long shape, metallic, shiny, with green light | Cessna 182 pilot Frederick Valentich reported a large unknown aircraft below 5000 feet that appeared to hover over and orbit his aircraft at high speed with a green light and metallic appearance. The aircraft then vanished, pilot's engine began running rough, and Valentich subsequently disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0eb9299a-1318-4cdf-9464-b1e0d882bc33 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Frederick Valentich flying a Cessna 182 reported seeing something very abnormal and then lost contact with ground radio. The incident occurred on October 21, 1978 near Melbourne. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 51329565-9309-401e-896a-e64f3d0cc69c | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Pilot of missing Cessna 182 aircraft reported visual contact with an unidentified object in close proximity over Bass Strait. Pilot made two radio references suggesting the object was not an aircraft. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b2a614aa-c5b8-4dc6-85bc-83dbe20a6677 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Air Safety Incident Report filed by pilot Valentine regarding an unidentified object sighting during VFR flight. Aircraft remained at alert status with operations upgraded to PHASE during incident. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| fdac4675-3240-45e8-9fc9-c4c45a6457e7 | Allora | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Large pointed cigar, approximately 5 meters long with 2 meter diameter, with 4 window-like openings on sides | A Customhouse officer observed a large pointed cigar-shaped object hovering at Allora air headquarters, which rose straight up and disappeared rapidly. Two loud sounds were heard - one like landing and one like a light explosion. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 77673ea4-fc11-406b-a770-a36b9b343a09 | Fort Knox | KY | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright saucer | An Instructor at Fort Knox reported an exceptionally large object of unknown descent direction. Night interception was attempted by a fighter commander climbing to 7000 meters. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b5fee3e9-86f8-4e63-9746-70245718207d | White | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Flying saucers with illuminator | Multiple observers including Commander M. McArthur and others observed a couple of flying saucers with illuminator at 2300 kilometers per hour. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 49d65110-e828-4b4b-b923-0fcd229bec27 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Ball or sphere | Report of unusual aerial object sighted from civil aircraft on 3 October 1955, estimated at 120+ elevation with brief visibility period determined by solar reflection geometry. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 20382c22-e16f-4357-ac16-323466fa6dc5 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | elliptical cluster of brilliant electric light globes | Weather Officer observed a brilliant elliptical cluster of lights traveling northerly above the eastern horizon, descending from bearing 080°T to 040°T. Object estimated at 15-20 miles distance moving at very high speed (800-1500 mph or greater). | Classification: Concluded to be planet Venus based on Air Almanac calculations and position relative to sun and horizon | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b9e39979-d50b-43d2-bf23-e12bfc9b0c27 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unusual aerial object | Department of Civil Aviation forwarded report concerning unidentified aerial phenomenon sighting from Melbourne Airport area with investigation noting no aircraft or meteorological balloons in vicinity at time of sighting. | Classification: Investigated - Venus or similar bright celestial object | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| ba1b9428-a0df-4305-b9bd-0b9bae4cfc0e | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual object (details not provided) | Sighting of unusual object witnessed by a Warrant Officer and correspondent some years before 1954 (circa 1950), with report allegedly sent to Sydney. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 46ed726b-96dc-47c0-9951-e73ac6856a16 | Caderwell | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Captain Morris reported sighting of an unusual aerial object on 16th November, 1954. RAAF Training Command requested completion of sighting report form. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7047f609-a31e-41c8-9070-6f138dd2b73a | Caderwell | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Major B.G. Walker reported sighting of an unusual aerial object on 16th November, 1954. RAAF Training Command requested completion of sighting report form. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5f9a500b-2d3e-46a0-9e25-554a8ae926b3 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | A sighting was made at 0130 hours on 4th October, 1954, reported by Sqn.Ldr. Bain. Report may be related to sighting made by Apprentice Khan on the same date. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6ab7a464-d9b8-4364-9aae-62eed4b36d50 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object sighting report submitted by L.C. Calvert, E.T., No. N51526 from RAAF School of Radio Ballarat on 18 October 1954, forwarded for further investigation. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5788710a-4986-4e36-8442-fdd062d0c6da | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object sighting report submitted by Sect. Off. V.W. Levy, No. 03291 and Flt.Lt. E.V. Sfields, forwarded from Training Command for further investigation in October 1954. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a007e362-3289-4805-a70b-22b025f0f0a0 | Ballarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Apprentice Idian Ullah Khan (Pakistan 85178) sighted an aerial object at 0300 hours on 4 October 1954 while on guard duty at the School of Radio, RAAF Ballarat. The witness was interrogated by the Staff Officer Intelligence and submitted a written report; he remained consistent in all details despite questioning. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| aec6d7f8-cbd5-4efa-b981-7d35d19dafae | Lubeq | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified | C47 aircraft pilot Roberts observed an unidentified object during flight 509. Object sighted briefly off port, approximately one minute duration before disengaging in area north of aircraft. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 69f89462-6eed-4720-964e-241cf3445c46 | Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Large circular light, with 6-10 smaller lights appearing to emanate from it | Chief Test Pilot observed a large circular light from Vampire aircraft, followed by 6-10 smaller lights emerging and surrounding the main light for approximately 2 minutes before both disappeared. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 83323284-b2ef-4824-a427-c6586fab2f6a | Phillip | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | object like a neon tube | Pilot observed an object resembling a neon tube approximately 3 feet long in the Phillip area while on homeward flight. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1b95328c-9c18-4441-a214-6e7e74fdb10b | East Kew | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | See sketch - shimmering blue object | Airline Captain Douglas E. Barker observed a definite shimmering blue object at cloud base in ENE direction at approximately 2.5-3 miles range. Object maneuvered in and out of clouds before disappearing into cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a7492bc4-a1f9-4649-89cb-25f679f7cee0 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Captain M.C. Taylor, ANA pilot, observed a white light at 8,000 feet while flying aircraft position 43:40S 122:40E. Light traveled from starboard ahead to port and was steady, not jet engine flux. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f017eb16-f41e-4756-8278-1a138a93a10f | East Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Captain of Dakota aircraft VH-95 reported an unusually brilliant light on night of 7th February 1952 at approximately 2330 hours. Flight Lieutenant W.E. McKenzie believed it was a flare on ground or very low altitude with persistent glow after disappearance. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 265c8f15-5d8c-4628-99f9-42c1ca5a2fde | Rockhampton | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | high flying aircraft with clearly defined vapour trail, silver grey or metal reflecting object | Air Traffic Controller D. MacDonald observed a high-flying object with a distinctive vapour trail crossing the sky at approximately 40,000 feet on a heading of 040°. No aircraft were recorded in traffic logs or flight plans, and the object's speed and wind displacement characteristics suggested powered flight rather than a drifting object. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 572472b4-dad0-422a-8be8-33899c38e365 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | perfectly circular, dark grey colour, translucent appearance | A circular dark grey object was observed through binoculars moving at approximately three times the speed of a Canberra aircraft, hovering over the Canberra's flight path before disappearing from view. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 702b657a-1848-4551-b0de-a117298d633b | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | aircraft with navigation lights | Sighting of glare believed to be aircraft exhaust at 0145 hours on 14 November 1953, with confirmatory reports of navigation lights of aircraft flying north to south at 0150 hours, but aircraft could not be identified. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9413168f-b4ec-4fbe-9eae-85036b6bbb99 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cigar-shaped, cylindrical with apparent portholes | Multiple military and civilian witnesses observed a cigar or airship-shaped illuminated object traversing the sky horizontally at approximately 2050-2100 hours on 27 September 1952. The object exhibited steady, even horizontal flight with yellowish or cream-colored exhausts or flames at the rear. | Classification: unclassified | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 75d39efe-0f36-48e8-8da3-316032441e91 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Aircraft-like | Squadron Leader J.H. Johnston reported sighting of unidentified aircraft at approximately 300-400 feet altitude near Woomera. Despite extensive checks through Adelaide, Ceduna, Whyalla, Port Augusta, and Leigh Creek, the aircraft could not be identified. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d6e1fd77-664c-439b-bdb0-bb294ad8e187 | Evetts Field | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | high wing monoplane type, substantially white in colour with some red or orange markings | Squadron Leader Johnston observed an unidentified aircraft-like object from the Pilot's Control Tower at Evetts Field. The object appeared to be a high-wing monoplane, white with red/orange markings, flying at 300-400 feet above ground level, travelling northwest. Initially assumed to be a No 1 Air Trials Unit Otter. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f9304842-4ba6-40b4-a50f-105b87c2df22 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Luminous region with flashes | TM Trial Team observed a luminous region in the sky at 1858 hours with a series of short duration flashes (less than 1 second) at approximately 2-second intervals, each flash appearing at vertical separation of about 2 degrees below preceding flash. Subsequently observed a patch of luminosity lasting about 1 minute. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6c5d236f-3b8f-4a92-9ff7-2a6b0ff657a9 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Round | A brilliant green, round object was observed overhead at approximately 80 degrees elevation, traveling at about one quarter the speed of the moon from 86 degrees down to the horizon before disappearing behind a hill. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 05849f24-64e3-49c9-93ee-46b876a62ad0 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Unknown | A dull lighted object was observed at approximately 40 degrees elevation and an estimated height of 4,000 feet, first attracting attention due to light and observers tracking in general direction. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 103b2f55-9697-48fd-b709-b812988068a3 | Sandakan | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | starlike object | 2nd Officer D. Plooy observed a starlike object moving slowly through the sky in a northeasterly direction, located approximately 2-3 degrees north of the star Vega. Bearing recorded as 38° East with height of 47 degrees, followed until descending to 25 degrees height. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1f4a327a-dc57-42c2-a41d-d4ca99fef637 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | moving object | Captain and 2nd officer of Dutch merchant vessel m.v. 'Sigli' reported observing a moving object at sea, speculating it may have been a Russian or American rocket. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 27ad0090-099b-464f-9767-7dbbd7bd6e85 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | bright white badminton bird | An unidentified flying object resembling a bright white badminton bird was sighted over the Woomera rocket range traveling south. The object was not associated with any range firing. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| aa8389fe-303b-417d-b2b5-4a3e6f02c151 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Verbal report from P/Lt Starkie at 0145 hours regarding sighting of glare believed to be aircraft exhaust, with confirmatory reports from Sqn. Ldr. and Mrs. Anderson observing navigation lights of aircraft flying North to South at 0150 hours. Aircraft identification was unsuccessful. | Classification: Unidentified Aircraft | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| da6cd481-4b47-4293-ae1e-de2b3bee93b2 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Aircraft sighting by ANA (Australian National Airways) on 15 October 1955, subsequently identified by DCA as following ANA's flight course two minutes ahead of the aircraft. | Classification: Identified | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 0ccb6de9-7db1-4fa2-9c75-d560aee7ab93 | Andamooka | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unknown | Aircraft heard in vicinity at approximately 7:30 on 15/10/53 and again at 10:30 on 15/10/53. Report from Andamooka Manager. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 18cd3757-ce07-41f4-a755-5fb8c813e535 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | shiny object | C.P.O. A. Downward sighted a shiny object in the sky while on duty at Camera B Post at approximately 10:35 AM, traveling towards CH from Camera B with marked acceleration. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ff6412bb-11db-4603-b234-443d646ec958 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cigar-shaped | Multiple reliable witnesses at Woomera West Theatre observed an illuminated cigar-shaped object with spurting light at rear traveling horizontally from west to east across the sky before disappearing over the horizon. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bb6454fe-6de2-4135-818c-f33a3859f2e0 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | dark greyish airship shape with lights from stern | A dark greyish airship-shaped object travelling at high speed was observed at approximately 2050 hours by four military personnel seated at an outdoor theatre. The object was travelling south-west at 4000-5000 feet altitude. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9914002c-e70e-470e-a948-f47f0f73209a | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cylindrical with two portholes and internal lighting | Sgt. A. Phillips observed a cylindrical object with portholes and internal lighting travelling horizontally from north-west to south-west at theatre fence height. The object was described as moving faster than any jet aircraft observed. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b804bcbd-3115-4a36-80f7-203e1743dbb0 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Sighting reported by Navy Office Darwin in July 1967. No other reports were received of sightings at that time. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5a7546e3-ffeb-47ac-907d-9393e31495d3 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified flying object | A former wartime fighter pilot and chief flying instructor Richard Johnson witnessed a UFO streaking across Darwin skies on Sunday night, estimated at 200 knots speed, which he categorically believes was a genuine controlled and navigated unidentified flying object. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 28726c0e-696f-42df-8783-73006a023b68 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | similar object with long intermittent tail | Darwin senior DCA and three officials reported sighting similar object moving west to east, horizontal to earth's plane, with long intermittent tail as if disintegrating. | Classification: Probably reentry of satellite or rocket casing | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| da9f4b99-4075-4ea5-b4b2-5202eed027f0 | Daly Waters | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified object, slightly blurred by haze | Meteorological officer H. Munstermann observed a UFO while conducting a balloon flight. Object appeared at azimuth 280°, elevation 59.2°, traveling at tremendous speed, with estimated altitude of 40,000-56,000 feet. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0fef316e-988e-4424-8ac0-04f8ef5c75b1 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brilliant object, flashed almost vertically down | Pilot Warren Wilks flying at 9,000 feet observed a brilliant object flash almost vertically down in front of his aircraft on 29 March 1966 at either 3:24 or 4:00 PM. The object left a long plume or vapour trail that was still visible 30-40 minutes later, which had thickened and begun to dissipate. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7a0b4a16-64be-4a9a-9f3c-05c57dd8c7b0 | Guirella Park | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | light phenomenon with oscillating brightness | Pilot Officer Brian Fooks observed a bright light rising above the horizon from bearing 080°-090° to approximately 40° elevation, with brightness that faded and intensified. The phenomenon was also observed by Pilot Officer J. Smith and a similar report came from a naval observer at Denpelli Mission. | Classification: Identified as probable Venus | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 17d8331f-bdf6-44a4-8bf2-5a19ebcac817 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unusual cloud formation reflecting sunlight | A UFO sighting was reported on 24th October 1965 by a Flight Lieutenant and Reserve Officer who was a manager of ABC Darwin. The RAAF concluded the sighting was caused by sunlight reflecting on an unusual cloud formation. | Classification: Identified as reflected sunlight on cloud formation | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 79942a7f-a9c5-4c91-8f44-9cbb565e2cff | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Heavy jet exhaust trail, described as similar to a large aircraft (Vulcan-sized) burning fuel on rich mixture | Flight Lieutenant Sanders observed what appeared to be a heavy jet exhaust trail with one end moving away and climbing slightly at approximately 1903 hours on 24 October 1965. No noise was associated with the sighting and the smoke trail completely dissipated within seconds. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e4566984-dc60-4edc-acb2-8eb648c807d3 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Bright red almost orange body leaving trail of white | UFO observed passing overhead at approximately 8,000 feet altitude, traveling from southwest to northeast on straight course with bright red/orange body and white trail. Reported by Darwin Radio personnel. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fd6d800e-4bbf-4c0e-a73c-5b466aec1387 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Oval impression with meteor-like tail | Bright light with oval center and meteor-like tail traveling north to south observed from Darwin, appearing similar to a flare. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cc842b0e-1c52-4ff3-8bd4-e84e2a2806ba | Tennants Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Long white glowing object with slight bluish tinge and long flaying tail | Report from Muir Aviation Company manager of a long white glowing object with bluish tinge and tail heading west to east at low elevation. Second sighting by TAA pilot at Tennants Creek at 271035Z showing object traveling west to east at estimated 12,000 feet at high speed. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a84cf560-da4c-468a-8dfc-2ada2954e914 | Wonarah Station | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object | Report by tower technician at Wonarah Station of object that climbed vertically overhead, then carried wide orbit before heading to the northeast. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 41302c83-67ce-4116-8d3b-05d423ae8c9d | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Distinctive cloud formation resembling jet aircraft contrail | Pilot Charles Neville Bell observed a distinctive cloud formation at 35-40,000 feet that appeared like a jet contrail but showed evidence of a 180-degree right-hand turn at high rate and parallel path, with no visible aircraft. Total length of formation approximately 25 miles. | Classification: SECRET | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cc1b49f3-badb-42ab-b9c7-a311daed89b6 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Shooting star-like appearance, may separate into several pieces | Sputnik 5 atmospheric re-entry expected on 23-24 September 1960. Object expected to appear as bright shooting star, moving slowly, varying in color from red to bluish-white, with visible tail of smoke or flame that may separate into multiple pieces. | Classification: Sputnik 5 re-entry | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b0f55a25-a2aa-44f2-b874-ba4743699eb3 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Light patches with rotating shadow in centre, pulsating | Cargo vessel crew observed multiple ghostly white light patches with rotating shadows and pulsating effects in the water. Compass became unsteady and swung out of control, with vessel deflected by approaching lights. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3a8c1c4a-8be7-431f-b127-7416267c9368 | Derby | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unidentified aircraft | DCA observers in Derby sighted an unidentified aircraft at approximately 4:15 AM heading in an east to south easterly direction. The aircraft appeared to be flying considerably higher than normal commercial traffic, prompting alerts at Alice Springs and Darwin airports. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c306a9d6-9d4f-4afb-8b18-cd48d97b1c7c | Alice Springs | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified aircraft | DCA observers at Alice Springs sighted what they believed to be a very high flying aircraft at approximately 5:45 AM, appearing to be on the normal Sydney track travelling south east. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e4d962cc-62d9-46ae-896e-b214b25808ae | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Observer report form for unusual aerial sighting with witness Joyce stationed at Sydney Naval Hospital area. Limited details provided in this document excerpt. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 109d0244-17ec-4071-b252-ece1e1731b23 | Mooroobal/Cairns | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | White/silvery lights arranged in a group pattern | Beechcraft aircraft captain and crew observed a group of white/silvery lights while flying at 3,000ft near Cairns on 27 November 1975. The lights appeared to be the size of planets but not as bright, moving on a course of approximately 080 degrees with high angular velocity before disappearing into cloud. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f5f3c583-f289-4096-bc68-ad3f019e2b1a | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Three white lights - two in horizontal plane, one positioned halfway between and above them | Beechcraft aircraft captain observed three white lights at approximately 01233Z on 30 August 1975 while returning to Townsville. The lights were about the same intensity as overly bright stars and appeared to be moving horizontally just above the horizon. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 18e93203-1f36-477e-b9e1-ffe9934ca6ee | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Two objects - larger object described as olive green colored, smaller object same color as larger object, neither resembling jet aircraft or fireworks | Pilot and observer sighted two unusual aerial objects near Townsville. The larger object was approximately the size of a bus when it passed overhead, with a smaller accompanying object of similar olive green coloration that did not resemble conventional aircraft. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 84939c02-46a2-4721-b521-65e86cc765e3 | Parkers Vale | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Oval to circular | Pilot observed stationary oval/circular object with no lights that suddenly accelerated at very high speed while aircraft passed. Ground observer also reported sighting. Investigating officer unable to definitively confirm identity as Saturn despite possibility. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 58c8cd92-5260-40e6-92cf-aa86561b9d7f | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Flashing object | Planet Saturn observed appearing to flash red and blue by both an investigating officer and a 10 Squadron pilot in Townsville. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9f1f96a3-78a7-40ff-bb49-46765bc58f1d | Watheroo | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | 3 intense silver gold lights | Pilot with 18 years experience and passenger observed 3 intense silver-gold lights moving at estimated speed exceeding 350 knots with downward trajectory from north to south. No sound, afterburner glow, or smoke detected; object disappeared above horizon with apparent acceleration or turn. | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9d9abe3b-cf45-4e07-96d6-caa12aae6639 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Two forms: (1) indefinable blob of shadow, (2) parallel rays/drapery | Four observers witnessed an unusual display of light and shadows with two distinct phenomena: fast-moving shadow blobs and parallel rays resembling auroral activity. The display moved from the eastern sector to the north over the 20-minute observation period. | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b88898fd-802a-4328-920f-ebad1ea04071 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light phenomenon, possibly reflecting Jupiter | Unusual light sighting reported by Mr. D. Pike, personal pilot, on approximately 21st/4th July 1956 near Perth. Government Astronomer suggested phenomenon caused by abnormal atmospheric conditions refracting light of planet Jupiter. | Classification: Unclassified | 7.7 | pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5f429fd6-f681-4034-955c-700da11b31ed | Esperance | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | object in flat trajectory leaving burning lumps and fiery trail | Object observed in flat trajectory from north to south, leaving burning lumps and fiery trail. Fire appeared to extinguish over sea after approximately one and a half minutes. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.7 | military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9ca0f27c-5ce3-42f9-8a5f-6ddb1b564ac1 | 1954-04-26T00:00:00 | 1954 | Athens, Ga | Georgia | us | 33.950002 | -83.366671 | disk | 60 | Project Bluebook Case #2983. 5 observer(s). Orbs / V formation buzz professor of aero tactics / C54. South going quickly north. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cc5d376a-6b09-40dc-b43b-cc2ca0af24f6 | 1959-08-13T00:00:00 | 1959 | Southeast / Corona, Nm | New Mexico | us | 33.833335 | -105.050005 | disk | 900 | Pilot. 3 saucers. Compass spins. Warned / sickness / USAF. / MJ#186+/ r24v3#1. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 465ead42-edca-4d2a-934f-579b7af93016 | 1962-05-22T00:00:00 | 1962 | Espora Nas, Arg | Buenos Aires | ar | -34.533335 | -59.533336 | disk | 2100 | Luminous saucer paces plane. Lights cockpit. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and electro-magnetic effect (EME). 3 reports. / r242p171. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 6952ce36-d48b-46fa-a335-f45614d856af | 1975-10-28T00:00:00 | 1975 | Zagreb To/From Belgrade, Yugo | BOS | fo | 45.500002 | 18.000001 | disk | 120 | Airline(s)/airliner crew and RADAR. Luminous/glowing object follows DC9. Instruments electro-magnetic effect (EME). / LDLN#339. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 578a6a69-c1a5-4d3e-8f9e-c97437fd012e | 1976-09-25T00:00:00 | 1976 | Pindhos Oros Mountains, Greece | GRC | gr | 39.800002 | 21.316668 | disk | 60 | Pilots / 2 F5 jets. Instruments go crazy near UFO / type unknown. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 77157ecb-4081-4047-89d3-6335f8bd9066 | 1977-10-11T00:00:00 | 1977 | Ryazan, Russia | RYZ | ru | 54.616669 | 39.716669 | disk | 1440 | 3 test pilots. Blinding luminous pulsing object paces jets. VHF radios out. | 7.68 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 83d3025e-ed02-42b3-819a-dc91507f37e8 | 1939-08-01T00:00:00 | 1939 | Essen, Germany | NRW | de | 51.433336 | 6.983334 | unknown | 600 | Everything mechanical and electric stops / 10 minute(s). Even car horns. No UFO seen. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| bfc62529-ecca-49b7-95b6-a5b7c0ac69a3 | 1949-08-20T00:00:00 | 1949 | Las Cruces, Nm | New Mexico | us | 32.311113 | -106.783338 | cylinder | 60 | Astronomer Tombaugh. Row / square windows going southeast as if attached. / FSRv15#3. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3f9eb733-cb08-4eb6-acc8-20e1470b4820 | 1952-01-22T00:00:00 | 1952 | Ladd Air Force Base, Ak | Alaska | us | 64.56667 | -149.08334 | light | 6000 | Objects / 3 ground and air RADAR's going quickly southwest / 1500mph. Gravitational effects. F94s chase. / r242p118. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3bfbaba1-0e73-47fc-beb9-b74001eefe86 | 1952-05-09T00:00:00 | 1952 | George Air Force Base, Ca | California | us | 34.600002 | -117.350006 | disk | 300 | Project Bluebook Case #1194. 2 F86's and 3 Air Traffic Controllers. Saucer accelerations 0 to 5000kph in 2 seconds! | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c299a604-d2e1-4087-9fcc-090c14764d97 | 1952-06-20T00:00:00 | 1952 | Ct0909 / West Center Korea Longitude & Latitude Coords. = Approximate | XXX | ko | 36.583335 | 128.000006 | disk | 300 | Project Bluebook Case #1313. USAF. 10' saucer circles area just bombed. Going quickly east. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e9b8cf17-1231-43e1-9eac-664f0853a65f | 1952-07-27T00:00:00 | 1952 | Manhattan Beach, Ca | California | us | 33.888891 | -118.416672 | disk | 1200 | Aviation engineer and 7. 7 silver saucers change formations. Circle. Going quickly NNE. / r136. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 6315e223-2d19-4076-bf4b-c54eff71c5e8 | 1952-07-29T00:00:00 | 1952 | Saginaw Bay, Mi | Michigan | us | 44.000002 | -83.500004 | light | 300 | Project Bluebook Case #1680. RADAR and 2 F94s RADAR-visual (observation). Night light / 180° going quickly north / 1440mph. Responds / radio. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| acd6ccb8-192a-4411-9374-b47d99026698 | 1952-12-06T00:00:00 | 1952 | Gmx South / Coast, La | Louisiana | us | 28.333335 | -92.000004 | disk | 600 | B29 crew. 20 fireballs going quickly east. RADAR-visual (observation). 5240mph. Saucers join cylinder/cigar-shape. / r242+/ MJ#236. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d58d341c-b95e-457a-ad9b-28aa4091461e | 1953-03-14T00:00:00 | 1953 | Sea / Japan | SJP | pa | 37.416668 | 132.58334 | light | 300 | Project Bluebook Case #2496. RADAR's and 10 / P2V-7. 90-100 small colored balls / various formations. / r185p20. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7c746da8-69fb-4b80-a08a-7d65fe8ea6a9 | 1953-08-05T00:00:00 | 1953 | Blackhawk And Rapid City, Sd | South Dakota | us | 44.266669 | -103.416672 | disk | 14400 | F14 chases saucer. Ground and air RADAR's. Going quickly NNE / 15°. / MJ#244+/ 242. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9edc5d30-061f-4b63-930f-2c6c7073a7c1 | 1953-08-23T00:00:00 | 1953 | Pt. Moresby, Ng | PNG | pa | -9.566667 | 147.33334 | cylinder | 1080 | Silver dart exits odd cloud. Fast 90° turns? Film going [to] USAF. / APRO Jul. '61. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fc377f35-77f2-4e59-bf42-9309a217988b | 1953-11-16T00:00:00 | 1953 | Reseda, Ca | California | us | 34.183335 | -118.533339 | disk | 120 | Huge silver sphere/orb/globe follows jets. Angel hair. Lockheed investigate / MJ#247 / r70p3-26E. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ae0936b2-0a25-41be-a1b0-38042d21e247 | 1954-08-28T00:00:00 | 1954 | Woodside, Ca | California | us | 37.42778 | -122.255561 | unknown | 60 | Bang! 70x270' rectangular section / Portola Road ablaze. Metal pellets found. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7815a8c3-5e93-427e-ab90-ed92de16913f | 1955-05-27T00:00:00 | 1955 | Pisco, Peru | ICA | pe | -13.716667 | -76.16667 | triangle | 7200 | Several / theodolite and air observer(s). 5 rhomboids circle airport / 2km altitude. / APRO 8'55. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7be77317-311a-4da7-a52a-c975b350cff5 | 1955-11-25T00:00:00 | 1955 | Banning, Ca | California | us | 33.933335 | -116.866672 | disk | 900 | USAF flight instructor and doctor. Very large white globe instantly reverses course. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1e60ee01-1004-431b-a2bf-6a8b69ac9682 | 1956-02-17T00:00:00 | 1956 | Orly Airport/Apartment, Fr | Paris | fr | 48.750002 | 2.4 | cylinder | 14400 | Large RADAR blip / 4 hours. 2250mph. Vague shape / lights / airliner. / LDLN#132p26. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ece35198-50bb-45a4-bde9-c30a78febe92 | 1956-07-22T00:00:00 | 1956 | Pixley, Ca | California | us | 35.966668 | -119.288895 | disk | 1500 | Blue Book. Air Force C131 hits saucer! Tail crushed. Crash landing. Big news. / r74p39. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cc199e87-7ba5-4316-9577-48117f8f0efc | 1959-09-24T00:00:00 | 1959 | East / Redmond, Or | Oregon | us | 44.233335 | -121.200006 | disk | 900 | Cops and RADAR. 60M disk hovers. Going east very fast. 4 jets chase. / MJ#257+/ APRO 1'60. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| a18b5f52-cf89-480a-84cc-93f0cbe2682f | 1961-01-10T00:00:00 | 1961 | Atlantic 33° 40W-19° 48S | SAT | at | -19.800001 | -33.666668 | light | 840 | Radars. Huge object paces Polaris missile test. / r211p55. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| b1d9b7be-2ae8-4c51-8e27-d5f04d7a2957 | 1965-01-11T00:00:00 | 1965 | Washington, Dc | WDC | us | 38.866669 | -77.01667 | disk | 300 | 11 military observer(s). 12+saucers zigzag and elude 2 jets. Government denies. / r183p116. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f25f9f9c-15db-4e8d-92db-8dfae29edd94 | 1965-02-11T00:00:00 | 1965 | East / Hokkaido, Jp | ALU | pa | 42.500002 | 165.000008 | disk | 600 | Air Force man / flying tiger airline(s)/airliner. 3 1000' saucers / RADAR's. / r47p155+/ r41p57. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5f5fdd3f-7025-4921-8fac-ccdf4a16f419 | 1965-07-03T00:00:00 | 1965 | Laurie Island, Antarc | PLM | an | -60.733336 | -44.616669 | light | 60 | Arg. scientists. Blue-white lens going west / arc. Jolts / 2 magnetometers. / r74p161. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9d80292e-97c7-4ffd-93d7-5a3a98847f53 | 1966-03-20T00:00:00 | 1966 | Dexter, Mi | Michigan | us | 42.350002 | -83.866671 | disk | 1080 | Cops and more/others. 5 3M saucers. 1 going down / swamp. Rods extend going down. Very low altitude. / r235p21+/ r41p186. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 47d90b05-3d02-4a0a-bf32-b20bc2b685bb | 1966-04-12T00:00:00 | 1966 | Dorchester, Ma | Massachusetts | us | 42.316669 | -71.06667 | disk | 600 | Blue Book. Power outage. Many observer(s) domed saucer lands / school roof. / FSR'66#4. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9fee0726-eb5a-4ba3-a975-a3285b29f72b | 1966-05-11T00:00:00 | 1966 | Stennis Test Center, Ms | Mississippi | us | 30.372224 | -89.466671 | disk | 120 | Numerous observer(s). UFO going down [to] and stops in exhaust / NASA Saturn 4 test. No further details. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7a1bd42e-72e1-49de-8295-8842f947048c | 1967-03-15T00:00:00 | 1967 | Northeast / Cuba | CUB | ca | 22.500001 | -76.000004 | disk | 1080 | 2 MIGs chase metal sphere. 1 MIG disintegrates. Object going quickly SSE. / International UFO Reporter (CUFOS Group, USA) V3#9. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e4dc8a33-492f-4e10-8040-dde8cb02bd74 | 1968-03-04T00:00:00 | 1968 | Tully, Qld, Aus | Queensland | au | -18.016668 | 145.950007 | disk | 6720 | 8MM camera to catch UFO's / electro-magnetic effect (EME) works! Film lost / mail? / r120p170. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| abdce4e3-6e8a-494f-9e9a-008c4016d3c3 | 1968-07-16T00:00:00 | 1968 | Andacollo, Arg | NQN | ar | -37.17778 | -70.683337 | disk | 60 | 5 fed cops. 2M saucer going [to] near jeep / malfunctions due to EME (electro-magnetic effects). Pale blue light. / r215p51+/ LDLN#97. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ecf563bf-5541-4e2e-9360-711dea1b2355 | 1970-08-04T00:00:00 | 1970 | Guarulhos, Sp, Brz | São Paulo | br | -23.466668 | -46.516669 | light | 1800 | 11 teachers and more. Night light going west. Turns. Stops. Splits / 2 orbs. Pulses / 15 minute(s). | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ef9d4750-87bf-4fe0-86e0-2c5747436fb7 | 1972-07-31T00:00:00 | 1972 | Mage', Brz | RDJ | br | -22.650001 | -43.038891 | disk | 180 | All power out and battery radios! Many saucers / night lights all over/all about / 3 minute(s). / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v18#5. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 843633f1-45b1-4f70-b2c8-d46bc4b0af39 | 1975-07-04T00:00:00 | 1975 | Parsippany, Nj | New Jersey | us | 40.866669 | -74.41667 | disk | 1800 | Pilot and many. 30' ovoid hovers / highway 46. Police radio Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). / r71p156+/ r150. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 5b99f34a-f1ad-4cc9-bb0f-acf34fe56a8d | 1975-09-03T00:00:00 | 1975 | Tujunga, Ca | California | us | 34.250002 | -118.266672 | disk | 1800 | Helicopters circle saucer and flash brief red lights at it. Saucer turns into delta. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f60b83a3-9af4-4af7-bf65-f0620ccf2cf7 | 1975-11-07T00:00:00 | 1975 | Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mt | Montana | us | 47.500002 | -111.166672 | disk | 7200 | Remote alarms. RADAR-visual. 300' saucer. Quickly going up. Missiles retargetted / r26p27. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1f4e2577-d4fb-40d9-b516-84fb4f971a84 | 1975-11-08T00:00:00 | 1975 | 10 Mi Southeast / Stanford, Mt | Montana | us | 47.083336 | -110.100005 | disk | 2100 | Strategic Air Command (SAC) site C1. 4 RADAR's and visual. Saucer lights off as jets approach. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 30b29bb4-139e-475c-91ac-3a73609b7f06 | 1976-11-05T00:00:00 | 1976 | Voreppe, Fr | Isère | fr | 45.283335 | 5.633334 | disk | 60 | Physicist sees saucer. Going quickly ESE / 600M altitude / 3600MPH. 15KW light power. / r5p27. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3fe85efb-cd77-49e9-a9c2-31b52ad67854 | 1977-03-12T00:00:00 | 1977 | South / Syracuse, Ny | New York | us | 42.833335 | -76.16667 | light | 180 | United Airlines (UAL) DC10 / autopilot veers left! 30M fireball near. 3 compasses goofy. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| a420b2cc-1892-4712-8512-dbc50a305eff | 1979-05-26T00:00:00 | 1979 | Hailey, Id | Idaho | us | 43.516669 | -114.316672 | disk | 9600 | 3 separate pilots and ground RADAR. 5 objects / line. Automatic Direction Finder (ADF) and compass and radio and engine electro-magnetic effect (EME). / MJ#253. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ffdb1c4c-519a-40bf-a52c-9410a88d8fa9 | 1985-01-29T00:00:00 | 1985 | Minsk, Belarus | MNS | be | 52.583336 | 27.250001 | cylinder | 4500 | 2 airliners. Green cloud zips all over/all about. Huge beams going down / ground. RADAR. / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v30#5. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 7c11f9a0-3f4e-4500-a953-977313102ea1 | 1990-03-21T00:00:00 | 1990 | Pereslavl-Zalesky, Russia | MOS | ru | 56.733336 | 38.850002 | disk | 12600 | High-alert. RADAR's. Jets chase 150M saucer. Extremely fast. / r41p51+/ r149p80. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 08b789dc-4241-41f7-b049-a8b0026ca213 | 1990-03-30T00:00:00 | 1990 | Glons, Belgium | Belgium | be | 50.716669 | 5.533334 | triangle | 2400 | Civilians report delta/triangle/box-like craft. Glons and Ghent RADAR's confirm. F16s chase. Going quickly [to] 46 Gs. / r149p82. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 89c3ceae-a799-4800-ad8d-f01a24a0a52c | 1991-04-12T00:00:00 | 1991 | Sasovo, Ryazan, Russia | RYZ | ru | 54.350003 | 41.800002 | disk | 60 | Big mystery explosion. No chemical traces. Glowing sphere/orb/globe seen before. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 8aa26be7-4d76-4f92-9e79-f1e5e00fb4eb | 1991-09-16T00:00:00 | 1991 | Shuttle Challenger Over West Australia | SSH | ea | -26.166668 | 122.500006 | unknown | 60 | Night light stops. Flash. 99° turn. 18000 Gs. Also 2nd object. | 7.62 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1efb3015-467b-4971-a731-dfccba31384c | 1975-11-01T00:00:00 | 1975 | Jianshui, Yunan, China | YNN | cn | 23.633334 | 102.816672 | disk | 2640 | Saucer scouts military camp. Guard missing / hours. Found with 5 day beard. | 7.6 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9e7b87ba-083b-45ac-97d2-84359b759412 | 1871-08-01T00:00:00 | 1871 | Marseille, Fr | Bouches-du-Rhône | fr | 43.250002 | 5.383334 | light | 1200 | Meteor going quickly / 20 minute(s). Several stops and 90° turns. Drops going [to] horizon. / Nature Oct. '1871. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e3fd5d07-4b58-4ec7-be52-aa5c1721a142 | 1948-10-15T00:00:00 | 1948 | Northwest / Fukuoka, Jp | Kyushu | jp | 34.333335 | 129.666673 | disk | 300 | F61 chases bullet-object. 180-turns. Going up and down. Cat and mouse. 6 RADAR's to 1200mph. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 9e7b6861-42cd-4d56-98a4-c35fe08350ec | 1948-11-18T00:00:00 | 1948 | Andrews Air Force Base, Md | MRL | us | 38.800002 | -76.86667 | disk | 660 | Project Bluebook Case #207. Unidentified. Saucer and AT6 jet / 10 minute(s) dogfight! Extremely fast exit going quickly east. / MJ#247. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| febf0395-f7f4-4f9b-95c4-f9b2e6c517af | 1949-02-01T00:00:00 | 1949 | Griffiss Air Force Base, Ny | New York | us | 43.266669 | -75.36667 | disk | 900 | Many observer(s). White sphere/orb/globe 1K' over runway. Jet scrambles and collides. Going up [to] and away. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 83720c56-4ca2-4fa3-97ab-7c3ad314435c | 1949-04-24T00:00:00 | 1949 | Arrey, Nm | New Mexico | us | 32.877779 | -107.322227 | disk | 60 | Scientists / theodolite and separate observer(s). Saucers / 30k kph. 1 paces balloon going east. / MJ#252+/ r29p70. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e0ad613c-bf6b-407f-a25e-90ad4bbd544d | 1949-07-30T00:00:00 | 1949 | Troutdale, Or | Oregon | us | 45.588891 | -122.400006 | light | 3600 | Project Bluebook Case #416. Airliner and Portland Air Traffic Controller and cops and more/others. Night lights / 7000' altitude over high tension power lines lines. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 36c58e13-3487-45f5-a75d-a8496fb84c6c | 1950-03-08T00:00:00 | 1950 | Vandalia Airport, Oh | Ohio | us | 39.766669 | -84.183337 | cylinder | 10800 | 2 airliners and Air Traffic Controller and many. Jets chase bullet cylinder/cigar-shape. Quickly going up [to] very fast. / r29p73. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| abbedb91-7693-4084-ba59-bf8b5ced76f0 | 1950-03-09T00:00:00 | 1950 | Santiago To/From Antilla, Cuba | CUB | ca | 20.416668 | -75.81667 | disk | 900 | All / airliner and many / ground. Classic saucer tracked / theodolite. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d77f9ffd-ee7d-48a6-8640-1894b687c94f | 1950-04-27T00:00:00 | 1950 | South / South Bend, In | Indiana | us | 41.633335 | -86.250004 | disk | 540 | All / TWA DC3 / 2K'. Saucer paces DC3 / 8 minute(s). Veers going north. / r148p59. / r242p38. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 40971f42-484f-40df-8736-7dbd0210b805 | 1950-07-13T00:00:00 | 1950 | Cincinnati, Oh | Ohio | us | 39.116669 | -84.500004 | disk | 600 | CAA flight engineer and many. Silent metallic cylinder/cigar-shape maneuvers. Going up [to] 17K'. Stops / 10 second(s). Going down [to] again. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cec1ae70-186b-43b2-8457-086234250f10 | 1952-04-14T00:00:00 | 1952 | Lacrosse, Wi | Wisconsin | us | 43.800002 | -91.238893 | disk | 60 | Project Bluebook Case #1113. Central airline(s)/airliner crew and passengers. Light colored objects / V formation. High-speed. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| a5383edc-16ae-4b1b-b1d0-fbd3200ff393 | 1952-06-17T00:00:00 | 1952 | Mcchord Air Force Base, Wa | Washington | us | 47.133336 | -122.416673 | disk | 10200 | Project Bluebook Case #1298. Many observer(s) and theodolite. 5-6 fast saucers. 4 F94s chase. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 04307a70-cb55-427c-8988-0aff173099ff | 1952-08-13T00:00:00 | 1952 | Washington, Dc | WDC | us | 38.850002 | -77.000004 | disk | 12600 | 68 unidentified RADAR-blips / 3.5 hours / 10 mile(s) area and airline(s)/airliner pilots visual. Type unknown. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 629da998-87be-4084-a256-e21059c2a38b | 1953-01-08T00:00:00 | 1953 | Larson Air Force Base, Wa | Washington | us | 47.166669 | -119.305561 | disk | 900 | Project Bluebook Case #2323. 60+observer(s). RADAR-visual (observation). Silent saucer going quickly southwest / 948 MPH. Air Force jets can't catch. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cc495543-6786-4105-a222-b4f17c751c1a | 1953-03-03T00:00:00 | 1953 | Near Quartzite, Az | Arizona | us | 33.666668 | -114.216672 | disk | 420 | 30' / 16 mm USAF film. 100M saucer-cylinder/cigar-shape and long contrail. / Flying Saucer Review (FSR) v24#2+r150. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0660abcd-2dcd-4d80-96bf-7f58c3f8cb35 | 1954-06-23T00:00:00 | 1954 | Franklin, In | Indiana | us | 39.483335 | -86.050004 | disk | 300 | Many observer(s). 4 bright 150m saucers. Dayton jets chase. All denied after. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| ce358dcc-5357-4654-9d57-e90a589a1b65 | 1954-06-29T00:00:00 | 1954 | Northeast / September Iles, Qb | Quebec | ca | 51.883336 | -63.16667 | disk | 1200 | BOAC crew and more/others. Huge ship and 5 saucers pace going northeast / 20 minute(s). / r173p170+/ r179p40. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 2a6a81c9-ec31-4408-aeed-7b3249ee6828 | 1954-10-30T00:00:00 | 1954 | La Spezia And Glorenza And Verona And Cortina D'Ampezzo, It And More/Others | SP | it | 44.116669 | 9.8 | disk | 6000 | Cigars and spheres all over. Pg22. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 587cb641-3aae-4393-b355-00807f11c09e | 1955-06-16T00:00:00 | 1955 | Eastern Usa | ??? | us | 40.000002 | -74.000004 | disk | 7200 | Many and dozens / pilots. UFO's over very wide area. Jets scramble all over. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c10235b0-dfa7-44c0-b718-c4ed3de18087 | 1955-10-31T00:00:00 | 1955 | North / Waitara, Nz | NI | nz | -38.500002 | 174.500008 | light | 300 | Crew and passengers / DC3. Night light paces plane / 5 minute(s). 850mph. High-Q. Big flap. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 4eab87c2-558f-44bc-9c91-3435b78bbdd3 | 1956-06-29T00:00:00 | 1956 | Banning, Ca | California | us | 33.916668 | -116.883339 | disk | 13440 | Ground Observer Corps (GOC) and cops and observer(s) / plane. 400' object / 40K' altitude / 8 hours! 4 square circuits / town! | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| cc4ad14f-1a33-405a-9f3a-dbb24f2ecd3c | 1956-10-07T00:00:00 | 1956 | Castle Air Force Base, Ca | California | us | 37.383335 | -120.555561 | disk | 1200 | 2 F86's chase saucer. RADAR's defeated? Very fast maneuvers. / r24v5#1+/ r25p242. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fbf1bbaa-1e30-4958-b373-c6449e2e3a52 | 1959-05-13T00:00:00 | 1959 | Northwest / Offutt Air Force Base, Ne | Nebraska | us | 41.111113 | -95.922227 | light | 60 | Blue Book. Military and civil Air Traffic Controllers and all / airliner. Fireball night light going southwest / 15 second(s). Plane speed. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 827a0451-7154-43f2-babe-059838bd2b60 | 1960-08-13T00:00:00 | 1960 | Red Bluff, Ca | California | us | 40.172224 | -122.238895 | disk | 13200 | Cops and many and RADAR's. Red ovoid / impossible maneuvers. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). / r11p272+/ r242p170. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e9e7ae90-6d39-4096-adeb-111c0e563037 | 1961-10-03T00:00:00 | 1961 | Provo, Ut | Utah | us | 40.233335 | -111.655561 | disk | 900 | Many ground and air observer(s). 50' metallic saucer / thousands / MPH. Going up [to] and going quickly west. / r242p139+/ APRO and Flying Saucer Review (FSR) 1'62. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 19240133-0153-40a0-a907-39f6eaa4667b | 1964-01-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Shanghai, Ch | SHG | cn | 31.233335 | 121.450006 | cylinder | 600 | Many observer(s). Huge cylinder/cigar-shape going southwest slow. MIGs can't catch it. "US missile" / r208p45. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| c6c56aad-9c72-4c6b-8c7f-210ccb1415dc | 1966-10-31T00:00:00 | 1966 | Acapulco, Mexico | GRR | mx | 16.850001 | -99.916671 | light | 300 | 25+/ airliner. Night lights hover near airport. RADAR blips match. Shoot away very fast. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 960f45e5-6651-44ee-8eba-2a0717daba5e | 1967-04-28T00:00:00 | 1967 | Brixham, Devon | England | gr | 50.616669 | -3.433333 | disk | 3600 | 8 coast guard and many. 60M tall cone with hatch underneath. / r120p60. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1e9c31eb-06f9-4739-a966-09b48d3d2906 | 1967-06-15T00:00:00 | 1967 | Prat De Llobregat, Sp | Barcelone | es | 41.333335 | 2.1 | light | 180 | Plane landing aborted. Night lights on runway! Night lights shoot away. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| fb012e34-69fc-4a6c-91d6-118405ec127f | 1967-12-24T00:00:00 | 1967 | Zagreb, Croatia | CRO | fo | 45.833336 | 15.966667 | disk | 300 | Many observer(s). 3 luminous/glowing objects. 1 maneuvers, 2 hover. Photographs and telescope. News report(s). | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 3677faa9-1995-4742-918c-b88929717b0d | 1968-10-24T00:00:00 | 1968 | Northwest / Minot Air Force Base, Nd | North Dakota | us | 48.416669 | -101.500005 | light | 1560 | B52+many others and RADAR's and more/others. Blip maneuvers / 5000kph. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Night light. 14 Blue Book report(s). | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e65bbfce-e6c7-4eb4-89bc-15c4fe53fd6a | 1972-11-24T00:00:00 | 1972 | Aurora Airport/Apartment, Guatemala | GUA | gu | 14.550001 | -90.533338 | disk | 600 | 3 brilliant saucers hover 10M over runways. Radios out. Many observers. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| d1741eb6-8bdb-47f9-9017-789f4751f2c7 | 1973-10-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dover, De | Delaware | us | 39.161113 | -75.527781 | light | 2700 | Air Traffic Controllers and many. Brilliant object cavorts / 45 minute(s). Helicopter chases. Can't catch. / r41p174. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 068fd4d5-9c50-4252-aa9a-31cf9804d4ab | 1975-01-15T00:00:00 | 1975 | (Southern), Ri | Rhode Island | us | 41.400002 | -71.583337 | disk | 2400 | Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers and many. Blue green disk follows barium cloud experiment. Going north. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 434294bd-8081-4257-b269-49d58d592962 | 1976-10-17T00:00:00 | 1976 | South / Akita Air Force Base, Jpn | Honshu Island | jp | 39.666669 | 140.150007 | disk | 600 | 50+ground-air observer(s). 16' saucer hovers / 5 minute(s). Glows gold / sunlight. / r41p134. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0462163d-63ed-491c-ad57-4ea9630bb320 | 1977-10-27T00:00:00 | 1977 | Elmas Air Force Base / Cagliari, Itl | SRD | it | 39.366669 | 9.133334 | disk | 1200 | Many observer(s). Glowing-saucer follows 3 helicopters. Jets chase. / IURv3#4. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| f394987f-2ee7-4428-aba4-d0fdad3fd2df | 1978-04-06T00:00:00 | 1978 | Baldwinsville, Ny | New York | us | 43.161113 | -76.333337 | triangle | 13860 | Many observer(s) / wave. Fireballs. Silent diamond 50' altitude. Power outage. / CUFOS. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| b0fc5acf-5965-4059-96f7-7144ddb5e48d | 1978-12-11T00:00:00 | 1978 | Palermo, Italy | PA | it | 38.133335 | 13.400001 | disk | 8160 | Police reports / UFO's 11-13 December. 500 sightings / Italy / late 1978. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 0bdac64e-ad28-4dd5-8a5b-c12d829abb51 | 1982-01-10T00:00:00 | 1982 | Havsa, Turkey | EDR | tu | 41.500002 | 26.833335 | disk | 600 | Glowing ovoid / 500M altitude. Green and yellow beams and yellow smoke. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and electro-magnetic effect (EME). / MJ#177. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| e629724d-44e7-44af-898b-c7cc33c549d1 | 1983-03-17T00:00:00 | 1983 | Brewster, Ny | New York | us | 41.400002 | -73.633337 | triangle | 10800 | 25 observer(s) and cops. 200' boomerang / 160' altitude near homes. Beams going down. Going north. / International UFO Reporter (CUFOS Group, USA) V8#4+5. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 4f210515-8e2a-43a4-a2dd-1b3d9597b9fa | 1986-11-17T00:00:00 | 1986 | South / Ft. Yukon, Ak | Alaska | us | 66.56667 | -145.266674 | disk | 2700 | Huge walnut paces JAL 747. Ground and air RADAR's. / MJ#225+6+/ r41p142 / and more / r25. | 7.54 | Hatch-UDB | 2 | |
| 1a7cffb9-e68a-4180-9fab-c83e1c66d807 | 2012-09-08T19:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | unknown | 5400 | Lights in western horizon spotted again. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4079a09b-d8b4-4eae-81ff-d8dd2dd2f52f | 1999-09-09T18:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | santa cruz | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | other | 7200 | Three lights across the horizon slowly travelling from side to side seeming to dip into the water then flying high above. They were far | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1b3779de-2fae-48e5-a25c-6bcfac6cfe9b | 2004-09-09T19:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | kansas city | MO | us | 39.099722 | -94.578333 | disk | 5400 | Pulsating lights dance over Kansas City's downtown Exhibition Center. ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of birds. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b40be9f2-1823-4703-a4e5-fbd398b09131 | 1952-06-30T20:00:00-04:00 | 1952 | Washington | DC | us | 38.895 | -77.036667 | disk | Frank Edwards claimed a USN jet fired on a two-foot diameter glowing disc near Washington, D.C., dislodging a one-pound fragment recovered by ground team. USAF and USN found no incident report, no USN aircraft present, and original source had retired before summer 1952. | 7.5 | unknown | AARO | 1 | |
| 50d32046-47c5-4041-aa42-a7320cafc6a2 | 2004-10-10T17:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | mansfield | OH | us | 40.758333 | -82.515556 | light | 7200 | Several UFO's, one bigger one flew right over the car. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c66318ca-62e3-48b7-a2ba-4f9e89f8084f | 2013-10-10T13:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | st. louis county | MO | us | 38.627222 | -90.197778 | light | 10800 | Hovering bright object moving slowly around St. Louis. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8a76b547-c80d-442d-a862-29f9d305e56f | 2003-10-10T20:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | unknown | 172800 | Lost two days awaken to power out tv fried and blood from ear.Disoriented | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5e4e29fb-14c9-4c7f-b56e-f8c644fd34d4 | 1997-07-20T18:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | buffalo | NY | us | 42.886389 | -78.878611 | changing | 7200 | AT WORK, CALLED TO ROOF. 5th. FLOOR..BYE TWO OTHER EMPLOYEES TO WATH THIS EVENT IN THE SOUTHERN SKY ?? | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 313f50b1-71b1-4df4-ac06-87f3b94336c4 | 1995-10-01T18:30:00-04:00 | 1995 | austin | TX | us | 30.266944 | -97.742778 | unknown | 5400 | Man reports wife went out to empty trash, disappears for 90 min., returns disoriented and acting strangely. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9f65d642-b6fc-4d26-868c-35878f435e3e | 2013-09-30T23:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | triangle | 5400 | Red, blue, white and green high in sky; didn't move. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b5a4492e-252b-430e-9ca5-b474a270bdaf | 2005-10-11T20:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | fireball | 7200 | ((NUFORC Note: Possible sighting of Mars. PD)) Bright Star changes direction at high speeds. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1f152755-515d-4be1-81c3-74d14b369d27 | 2007-10-13T19:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | unknown | 7200 | Distant dancing light in the sky southeast of Seattle for prolonged time | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fbd4e956-f63a-4b13-9b03-16ac372b28ac | 2011-10-14T14:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | circle | 37800 | Silver orb floating over far westside of El Paso for over an hour | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f55cbb6c-a947-44b5-9be0-16299df85394 | 1957-10-14T22:00:00-04:00 | 1957 | new york city (queens) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | unknown | 10800 | tall unidentified being enters home - N.Y.C. 1957 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 372a6338-1e6f-4869-9f34-4d1e1d06e9af | 1988-10-15T18:00:00-04:00 | 1988 | masfield | OH | nan | 40.75839 | -82.515447 | light | 7200 | We saw a blue/white light in the same spot for nearly 2 hours, then it shot off to the north at amazing speed | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1f9e1c5a-6ab3-4b14-bf41-0849b9894317 | 1999-10-15T17:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | sphere | 7200 | Three Bright Orange Orbs large in size | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 860bdeab-c7dc-4429-8dff-cb22ac713f34 | 2010-10-14T23:30:00-04:00 | 2010 | buffalo | NY | us | 42.886389 | -78.878611 | sphere | 5400 | Bright white object with blue, red, green and white lights close to Buffalo International airport... 1.5 hrs | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 58a9d1fa-4d8b-43a4-9359-e7137e07eba2 | 2010-10-15T15:30:00-04:00 | 2010 | boulder | CO | us | 40.015 | -105.27 | light | 7200 | Bright lights seen pulsating over east Colorado. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a5faccfe-30b8-483d-aba8-a393af0ba540 | 2005-10-17T21:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | other | 7200 | These Structures were gyrating, twirling, twisting and dancing like a lariat in a ribbon like manner at extremely high speed. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 752f7ddd-7196-45ca-9ea9-d372e4ac247c | 2013-10-18T16:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | dallas | TX | us | 32.783333 | -96.8 | circle | 7200 | Orb of light in far North Dallas. ((NUFORC Note: 2 hours. We suspect an advertising light. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fc2c7f7c-476a-4b93-a1c8-be6d6eba69aa | 2008-10-18T21:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | minot | ND | us | 48.2325 | -101.295833 | triangle | 7200 | Obj. with 6 lights,triangular in shape with a tail, moved from the S area in the sky to the N and then just hovered. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 01b860e7-7664-420a-8f9d-3c1692d8ecd6 | 1984-10-20T01:00:00-04:00 | 1984 | columbus | OH | us | 39.961111 | -82.998889 | light | 14400 | Driving in a thick pea soup fog. Car headlights went out suddenly. I had seen "Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind" a few years ago. ( th | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2feb7fa5-cd22-4d4b-a973-59bdeab1e438 | 2004-10-20T17:50:00-04:00 | 2004 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 4500 | Amber lights over Northwest Phoenix | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c2dfc239-9d74-4c0b-8e95-dc6f39517b18 | 1999-10-02T16:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | san diego co. (east part) | CA | nan | 32.715738 | -117.161084 | diamond | 10800 | This event has happened on numerous nights over eastern San Diego County. The craft appear to hover in a general area and then leave. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2c941fd7-202e-425f-9cb0-37a0ad38ce22 | 2006-10-01T20:45:00-04:00 | 2006 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | circle | 5400 | I was sitting outside on my porch after midnight. As I sat there I looked out above my neighbors house to see two stars about an inch a | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 37efbdf1-3ee4-4518-b0f8-a43aa2fc73f5 | 2009-10-02T14:45:00-04:00 | 2009 | denver | CO | us | 39.739167 | -104.984167 | light | 7200 | three semi-stationary lights in sky seen from Denver area but over Kansas. Able to move very fast. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 681d0bb8-efb0-4461-bc17-198316108c10 | 2007-10-22T01:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | mckinney | TX | us | 33.1975 | -96.615 | other | 7200 | Five 'star like' intellegece operated craft observed by 2 people in North Texas. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bc376ce8-ffc9-4534-bfbc-ea4e0b97008a | 2002-09-08T12:00:00-04:00 | 2002 | new york city (manhattan) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | sphere | 7200 | Eleven objects over Manhatten for nearly 2 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5e271a34-c710-4da1-86b2-6f540ee7ecc6 | 2006-10-23T17:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | circle | 7200 | Multiple craft sighted above a Anchorage, Ak | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a6f22df9-ddb3-4937-aca9-97414c6e8016 | 2013-10-24T12:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | bellingham | WA | us | 48.759722 | -122.486944 | light | 18000 | Large star like light hangs in the sky for over 5 hours & disappears. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bfa01280-8f0a-4fd2-add4-16139cf89dfc | 2000-10-26T19:30:00-04:00 | 2000 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | light | 28800 | Missing time ........ Why is it 7:45 am , when I just looked at the clock and it was 1:15 am a second ago? | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4bf70daa-6cd4-40c7-a218-ccf20a315149 | 2008-10-26T19:17:00-04:00 | 2008 | st. louis | MO | us | 38.627222 | -90.197778 | triangle | 37800 | Metallic object, square/triangular shape, with blinking lights. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e038cdce-3819-4dfa-b6b4-c6acd51ff8ce | 2006-10-28T13:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | circle | 21600 | My cousin, brother and I were playing outside when we saw a circle disc object in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c03a6207-e638-456d-8848-51f3740cd7be | 2007-10-28T01:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | Bright light appears over NYC ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of Venus or "twinkling star??" PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cfabd89f-a73f-424d-b242-b943ca398a78 | 2011-10-28T00:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | baltimore | MD | us | 39.290278 | -76.6125 | light | 7200 | On video | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ea2a5d3a-2a69-4861-aa24-7cd7d070b00e | 2013-10-29T14:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | santa cruz | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | circle | 10800 | I feel this is probably a new satellite of some sort, but would like to have it on record as a sighting. ((NUFORC Note: Venus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d8797ae8-77e2-4e3f-84ad-aaa7a84fd0ca | 2007-10-05T08:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | sphere | 7200 | small sphere above downtown Houston | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 443c2b17-1c99-4555-9741-754de7afd242 | 2006-10-06T13:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | other | 5400 | Amorphous black object hovering over Phoenix for 1.5 hours | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c3a092ee-9d7b-4427-ac6c-dea66ef25f99 | 2006-10-06T14:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | centerville | OH | us | 39.628333 | -84.159444 | changing | 7200 | Dayton,Oh. Very bright round objects in a group of 10, then 2 very different shapes,and 1 stationary object, | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1dc67a96-1ec5-40fa-a35d-05eab0855497 | 2008-10-07T16:30:00-04:00 | 2008 | baltimore | MD | us | 39.290278 | -76.6125 | changing | 14400 | At about 8:30 on Tuesday, October 10, I looked out the third story window of my dorm room and saw a really bright white light that had | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 13d9b206-e746-433f-9388-6f92ebec1ad6 | 2013-10-07T16:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | oklahoma | OK | nan | 35.46756 | -97.516428 | circle | 10526400 | Bright flying orb. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 622317f0-a532-401c-aa21-96d08f914669 | 2007-10-08T11:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | oklahoma city | OK | us | 35.4675 | -97.516111 | unknown | 14400 | Spider webs fall from sky | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 46b2c922-d4a5-4d9e-993a-313f319be5ba | 1999-10-08T21:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | fairfield (shiloh rd.) | CA | us | 38.249444 | -122.038889 | fireball | 5400 | It appeared to be a very bright star that was hovering over Travis Air Force Base, however it not only went from very bright to very di | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 49226c4e-8137-42a7-89c3-737ee73fbfae | 2003-10-09T19:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | corvallis | OR | us | 44.564722 | -123.260833 | other | 7200 | A LARGE UFO, LARGER THAN THE BRIDGE THAT DISAPPEARED IN FRONT OF ME.. ((NUFORC Note: Possibly not UFO related?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f4d17046-8c32-4af9-bfc9-dce60e862512 | 2007-11-01T18:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | st. louis | MO | us | 38.627222 | -90.197778 | flash | 21600 | very bright,stationary white light rapidly flashing on and off. It stayed in the same spot for at least 6 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 950aea26-3d22-4958-a47f-cfdfaba6cf25 | 2008-11-01T17:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | louisville | KY | us | 38.254167 | -85.759444 | light | 7200 | Star like object appeared to move in circular paths | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c59c1b6c-d48e-49a5-b570-0ed3ad1c7166 | 1997-11-14T12:00:00-05:00 | 1997 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | formation | 18000 | Two bright lights appeared over the neighbors house and seem to go back and forth, stand still and pulsated at the same time. They loo | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9c1cffa1-71a5-4d35-a1aa-69ad7c3ebccb | 2007-11-15T14:00:00-05:00 | 2007 | sacramento | CA | us | 38.581667 | -121.493333 | cigar | 10800 | blue streaks of light flashing all over the sky | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e57f4b12-7fc1-44d1-b959-86251926198d | 1995-11-17T18:00:00-05:00 | 1995 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | unknown | 10800 | Man repts. witnessing peculiar red and blue flashes over Seattle. One flash filled 180 deg. of sky w/ red light. Observed an orb. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8dd42aa6-83b0-4461-b070-62c0aa46d8b1 | 1995-11-17T18:00:00-05:00 | 1995 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | unknown | 10800 | Young woman repts. witnessing multiple "flashes of red and blue light" in and above the clouds. Were to the NE of Capitol Hill. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ddd25fd4-7fbe-40fa-a6fc-be6a6129197b | 2012-11-16T22:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | salt lake | UT | nan | 40.760779 | -111.891047 | light | 5400 | Bright orange lights hovering in the sky. ((NUFORC Note: Possible sightings of stars?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9cea93c8-d3c6-4891-9fc2-7ec4b28678f2 | 2007-11-17T22:30:00-05:00 | 2007 | rochester | NY | us | 43.154722 | -77.615833 | fireball | 5400 | orange ball of fire hovering over Rochester NY area, chased away by another multi-colored UFO. ((NUFORC Note: Venus?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5f5604b0-4faf-42fa-a0dd-e0dffd9023ec | 1998-11-19T16:00:00-05:00 | 1998 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 5400 | Observed a varying number of very bright, stationary lights to the south of Phoenix. Most of the time there was one very bright, orange | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5a8b78d5-9fd3-4edf-99cd-6cc7b710c4ea | 2006-11-18T19:00:00-05:00 | 2006 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | unknown | 7200 | distant flickering blue light moves back and forth in the Southern Sky over Phoenix. ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of Sirius?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fd7173d6-8bdc-4752-a622-ba5569e35615 | 2013-11-19T13:00:00-05:00 | 2013 | pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440556 | -79.996111 | light | 7200 | Three red lights moving in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4b2cfa7f-fd1f-4c1c-9fe4-1bb543ccfd64 | 2009-01-01T14:00:00-05:00 | 2009 | concord | CA | us | 37.978056 | -122.03 | unknown | 7200 | Regular, almost nightly sightings of bright star-like objects and one large slow flying object with red light | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 14d55498-219a-4c26-98b2-14b97ca525ad | 1975-11-19T20:00:00-05:00 | 1975 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | oval | 10800 | At 01:00 hrs looking out my room window I saw about 14 lights moving in the sky, they began to pair off and move in diffrent direction | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 95e5e6ae-e075-48a5-8da8-2a29617be3f4 | 2012-11-20T14:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | lima | OH | us | 40.7425 | -84.105278 | circle | 7200 | I thought I was seeing a moving low cloud reflecting the light. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4068c4e8-8528-42b6-8773-9610cae9563f | 2012-11-25T14:50:00-05:00 | 2012 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | light | 5400 | Object emitted another object. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cecd5179-354b-40c0-a6f6-bdddf26e9516 | 1998-11-26T17:30:00-05:00 | 1998 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | oval | 10800 | Ufo Playing with airliners in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 669510d0-9243-48fc-ae0c-18b856b752e1 | 1992-11-28T17:30:00-05:00 | 1992 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | other | 16200 | Bright white football shaped object, turned neon green and shot off horizontally 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 73d0aa02-4697-4cdc-97bb-bfc4429e9338 | 2013-11-28T10:45:00-05:00 | 2013 | boston | MA | us | 42.358333 | -71.060278 | circle | 5400 | White circular UFO outside Boston disappears--then reappears atop neon orange vertical-ellipse-shaped cloud & witnessed to Hartford CT. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3a9e570f-c865-4bc4-b858-32be9aa29991 | 2001-11-03T17:00:00-05:00 | 2001 | akron | OH | us | 41.081389 | -81.519167 | changing | 10800 | Last night in my sisters back yard I video tape a large yellow/ white looking star, I have seen this star many times before, We have ma | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5f208220-ca86-40d6-843c-ebaa1b089d53 | 2010-11-03T19:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | albany | NY | us | 42.6525 | -73.756667 | light | 10800 | ((HOAX)) I was hanging out with my friends. Suddenly, we saw something don't seems to be the stars. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fa10a924-c4cd-4139-bcec-f2959055361d | 2004-11-03T20:15:00-05:00 | 2004 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | light | 7200 | Very unusual "star" to the SE Seattle sky ((NUFORC Note: Venus?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9948ce1a-c238-4a15-8ce9-f55f44c8a559 | 2003-01-16T02:00:00-05:00 | 2003 | dallas | TX | us | 32.783333 | -96.8 | sphere | 5400 | Object chased by Jets producing jagged contrails for over 30 minutes.... | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3221e5d7-1300-46d8-a24a-1139701d0781 | 2012-11-06T14:50:00-05:00 | 2012 | kansas city | MO | us | 39.099722 | -94.578333 | chevron | 7200 | Crescent shaped lights that emitted green light and then moved jerkily and then hovered in place | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 94e0be2a-e959-4cde-85d1-353e671b3fda | 2003-11-08T15:35:00-05:00 | 2003 | new york city (manhattan) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | triangle | 6300 | "V" shaped light formations over manhattan during lunar eclipse | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2dcdf3d4-39be-4e42-a58f-e7c6dda8c4ad | 2014-01-17T19:10:00-05:00 | 2014 | wichita | KS | us | 37.692222 | -97.337222 | light | 5400 | Bright white lights moving around south west Wichita just above cloud cover. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b4d18ff8-89ef-4e4f-a193-2b7bb94e34d0 | 2005-01-19T13:30:00-05:00 | 2005 | jacksonville | FL | us | 30.331944 | -81.655833 | sphere | 7200 | These are accounts of several personal UFO and 'other' experiences. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 935710df-c249-479f-b854-889d3ff30d74 | 2008-01-19T14:50:00-05:00 | 2008 | burbank | CA | us | 34.180833 | -118.308056 | light | 14400 | A falshing red light. 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 40840803-1162-484d-bb52-7f06e1bc6d89 | 2011-01-18T21:00:00-05:00 | 2011 | tampa | FL | us | 27.947222 | -82.458611 | triangle | 7200 | somthing came out of the ocean and flew up with a boom, out of sight in seconds | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| da8486b3-9660-4574-a415-4a4ba44f0ba0 | 2007-12-10T08:15:00-05:00 | 2007 | yuma | AZ | us | 32.725278 | -114.623611 | other | 7200 | Driving west on I-8, looking north noticed unusual white object, very white. ((NUFORC Note: Possible high-altitude balloon?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 29812f17-f65d-4c8c-8ba7-7c73bf959580 | 2012-12-11T10:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | sacramento | CA | us | 38.581667 | -121.493333 | changing | 7200 | Car dealership confused on what they all saw floating in the sky for 2 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 26d51768-eaf1-44f7-a13d-75838e37fb9c | 2006-01-20T19:00:00-05:00 | 2006 | fairborn | OH | us | 39.820833 | -84.019444 | unknown | 86400 | 3 foot humaniod on back porch, 10 foot or so dark metal triangle in woods, talking to a religious pastor. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 467a4641-665c-4b9f-9047-031867e091ff | 2013-12-01T17:00:00-05:00 | 2013 | bellingham | WA | us | 48.759722 | -122.486944 | light | 10800 | Bright yellowish/white aircraft hovering in circles above the Cascade Mountains east of Lake Whatcom. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b8298838-f617-471d-8af4-b531089751b2 | 2002-12-16T01:30:00-05:00 | 2002 | indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.158056 | circle | 5400 | Bright wheel looking light, changing colors and size | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4e7f257e-39e2-43b6-b292-21ba3c9e31f8 | 2011-12-17T13:30:00-05:00 | 2011 | honolulu | HI | us | 21.306944 | -157.858333 | light | 4680 | Over the last two nights there has beena strange light over Diamonhead that will appear again tomorrow December 19 2011. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a11818d4-ce24-4183-aa9d-20ec68111983 | 2011-12-17T13:30:00-05:00 | 2011 | honolulu | HI | us | 21.306944 | -157.858333 | light | 4680 | Strange light off Diamondhead | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c250ff3b-32c1-4927-9c50-174be0aa86ea | 2000-12-18T12:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | light | 7200 | We have actually seen a light very bright on three different occasions all three times have been at night. The first time we watched fo | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4e1fef86-51bd-48a9-abf4-383c4b2b08cd | 2013-12-17T20:00:00-05:00 | 2013 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | unknown | 7200 | My fiancé and I began to hear a resonating loud humming noise. The hum was omni directional. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a16830cd-e863-4d31-9d4e-a1194276417a | 2013-12-18T22:00:00-05:00 | 2013 | orlando | FL | us | 28.538056 | -81.379444 | unknown | 7200 | Strange Deep-pitched Droning Sound and Loud, Muffled Booms. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3f80c6ec-b101-4083-9ff4-333e6de9df2d | 1976-01-02T07:00:00-05:00 | 1976 | dayton | OH | us | 39.758889 | -84.191667 | other | 172800 | I knew well a retired air force.man who reveiled he was a doctor present at the examination of bodies at Dayton, Ohio. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 35390317-c5a3-4165-8c05-190c5c468ddf | 2000-01-01T19:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | jacksonville | FL | us | 30.331944 | -81.655833 | rectangle | 7200 | A rectangle shape object like a cigar box (maybe three times the size) touched down in my back yard. ((NUFORC Note: Hoax?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ed1fee11-2153-44a8-a717-3e55b36c0d2f | 2012-12-20T15:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | bremerton | WA | us | 47.5675 | -122.631389 | diamond | 14400 | Large object in a possibly diamond shape emitting bright orange-yellow lights on the horizon over Puget Sound. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7f8d2875-f1cf-48e0-9615-f903b908c65c | 2000-01-22T18:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | changing | 7200 | As I was walking at the La Jolla cove, I saw 3 star like objects at the horizon. They stayed there for about 10 minutes and then change | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6dd7fc56-9e14-48e3-b150-a239c6bd69a3 | 1997-12-25T04:00:00-05:00 | 1997 | los angeles (eagle rock) | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | disk | 7200 | 12-25-97 a disk shaped U.F.O. - top half silver, bottom black - hovered over Eagle Rock from 9am to 11am. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 41097555-caf2-41cb-bfa8-fe7b5169df6c | 1997-12-27T15:00:00-05:00 | 1997 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | light | 7200 | ultra-violet sphere hovered two hours no sound 200 yd.s away 100Ft in air | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 04b8addf-1626-4b8a-a235-9b55c19f34df | 2000-12-27T22:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | bremerton | WA | us | 47.5675 | -122.631389 | other | 8100 | Comet-like geo-stationary objects in vicinity of Ursa Major | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2e1f0b43-721f-4ce4-8e6c-1adfeeebabe4 | 2013-12-27T22:00:00-05:00 | 2013 | columbus | OH | us | 39.961111 | -82.998889 | sphere | 7200 | 1 bright white and four smaller orange orbs. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e877c744-c542-4ba8-9132-9506a45ef4f6 | 2000-12-31T16:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | changing | 21600 | We could observe red lights dancing across the underside red lights were very bright and very active. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3ebb6ae2-484c-40aa-8f4d-d96d5e3e0330 | 1999-12-02T21:15:00-05:00 | 1999 | rochester | NY | us | 43.154722 | -77.615833 | unknown | 6300 | Abduction to underground facility. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6174a229-c23d-4b23-930c-ebd3a8ef4aac | 2004-01-28T19:00:00-05:00 | 2004 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 10800 | fairly bright lights 8 or 9 circling chaoticly yet defined forming a line once north to south another time west to east exactly given | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a1ef0617-8317-4091-b814-91ede87a8a86 | 2006-12-09T00:35:00-05:00 | 2006 | yuma | AZ | us | 32.725278 | -114.623611 | light | 36000 | Large white spinning ball omiting many colors. ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of a celestial body, perhaps? Possibly Sirius? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 062e8f34-5bd1-41ba-b59b-16e18528cf16 | 2008-01-04T15:45:00-05:00 | 2008 | morehead | KY | us | 38.183889 | -83.432778 | light | 10800 | Strange flashing lights in the sky in South East Kentucky. ((NUFORC Note: Possibly Sirius?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4db9c799-7816-4f59-949b-9b7265306b21 | 1999-01-04T21:00:00-05:00 | 1999 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | oval | 18000 | portland oregon 01/05/99 0200 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a0dcc42d-fd22-4fcb-aacf-0f6e9bf28b10 | 2005-01-06T12:00:00-05:00 | 2005 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | other | 5400 | A Comet or plane like object & twin tail (not paralell) visible for 90 minutes is SW sky near Houston at 6:00pm - 7:30pm. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bc1ca21c-025d-47ed-9028-e1eed5fdeb44 | 2006-01-05T19:00:00-05:00 | 2006 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 7200 | Two lights in the sky with orbs surrounding them. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d420872c-6195-434f-9df6-a2f152841450 | 2007-01-06T19:00:00-05:00 | 2007 | cleveland | OH | us | 41.499444 | -81.695556 | unknown | 7200 | Strange lights over Cleveland | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c70508f8-c55d-49c4-bd46-07d592f1197d | 2008-01-08T17:00:00-05:00 | 2008 | san jose | CA | us | 37.339444 | -121.893889 | triangle | 7200 | Triangular crafts appear nightly in the Almaden Valley of South San Jose CA. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| eb3e9510-59c9-4a67-bd1d-f3af93e1ec3c | 2004-02-11T15:00:00-05:00 | 2004 | peoria | IL | us | 40.693611 | -89.588889 | oval | 21600 | Red, white and blue unmoving orb. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 67a455fa-6964-4e68-ab6d-1eab38f16396 | 2009-02-11T14:30:00-05:00 | 2009 | indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.158056 | triangle | 14400 | Triangle shape with spinning circle on bottom, no sound, southside of Indianapolis, saw more on eastside. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d7c02e34-952a-434a-a41a-dadf3132d4a0 | 2012-02-11T13:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | san diego (north coastal area) | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | circle | 5400 | Seemed to have random courses and altitudes; as if piloted. Some had camera phones (not I). | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1080e966-33d7-4927-9f27-23cb32733523 | detroit (metro area) | MI | us | 42.331389 | -83.045833 | unknown | 5263200 | Detroit UFO Flap of February 1978 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| 35c5f801-2939-478b-b12b-0d27fedb9eab | 2011-02-01T13:00:00-05:00 | 2011 | nashville | TN | us | 36.165833 | -86.784444 | oval | 28800 | It was a blue glowing orb made from a membrane material that looked like it had an embro inside it | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8f00eb18-8903-49aa-9c66-06f41c8b3dc3 | 2012-02-01T10:00:00-05:00 | 2012 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | circle | 7200 | Strange circular aircraft in the sky | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9e9b5f0e-ebf5-414f-9bb1-9fcfb6459368 | 2010-02-12T18:00:00-05:00 | 2010 | topeka | KS | us | 39.048333 | -95.677778 | unknown | 172800 | bright star like light, moves unlike nothing ive ever heard about | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cacdfc64-4422-489c-922f-998f44768440 | 2014-02-12T12:00:00-05:00 | 2014 | fairborn | OH | us | 39.820833 | -84.019444 | other | 7200 | Black tube descending from sky to ground. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b937ce4a-2382-4df2-86f6-630241ec331a | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | unknown | 2419200 | THREE FLIGHTS OF FOUR CONTACTS ON RADAR IN 1970 AS SEEN AT NORAD, CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| 9572e635-50cc-426a-b0c9-a0e9a407c9cf | 2004-02-15T22:00:00-05:00 | 2004 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | unknown | 7200 | I was asleep in my bed when I was overtaken by a shaddowy figure woke up in what looked like a lab and was sent back to my bed. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7585d11a-af6e-464b-8478-6fcad75b7feb | 2009-02-18T15:35:00-05:00 | 2009 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 4500 | I have never seen a light this kind ever in my life. it had to be a ufo. ((NUFORC Note: Probably Venus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 17ef29f0-87f5-4646-807b-78f8266e5619 | 1995-02-19T14:00:00-05:00 | 1995 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | unknown | 10800 | Nat. UFO Center Director makes 3 hour appearance on national radio program. Multiple calls follow for 2 days. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 159c0150-9551-4feb-ab7b-1afdd28bd4c1 | 2003-02-22T07:00:00-05:00 | 2003 | silver spring | MD | us | 38.990556 | -77.026389 | changing | 18000 | Have you ever been abducted? I have. My story in detail. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d492eb67-21a7-46b2-b308-9510f356b6b5 | 1998-02-24T22:00:00-05:00 | 1998 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 73800 | Long Streaks of Light (that put me in mind of instant "Icicle Like" Streaks Suddenly Appearing All Over The Sky (Forming Clouds)With Ho | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 43d29f86-7d50-4b8f-9020-dc7b71675df1 | 2013-02-25T18:14:00-05:00 | 2013 | tampa | FL | us | 27.947222 | -82.458611 | light | 5400 | 5 crafts spotted in Tampa. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| be0bfee2-87da-49b6-a6df-cb00112aa1c5 | 2000-02-25T21:00:00-05:00 | 2000 | vandalia | OH | us | 39.890556 | -84.198889 | light | 7200 | What at first appeared to be stars, were not. The UFO's (numbering at least 75 in number) had definitive patterns and actions. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e1e29376-2e64-433a-ab54-a89280d97ef4 | 2002-02-26T19:06:00-05:00 | 2002 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | sphere | 18000 | SEVERAL WITNESS MULTI-OBJECT EVENING IN lOS aNGELES THE NIGHT OF THE COMET 02-27-02 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9bd2d2a5-93f0-4407-b91b-254359ac4d90 | 2004-02-29T14:30:00-05:00 | 2004 | roswell | NM | us | 33.394167 | -104.5225 | changing | 10800 | Emerala shape,stationary in the South west sky atabout a 45 Degee attitude from horizion,seemed to be following earth rotation. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 18a995c1-b0bc-4c92-a0cf-089c41c333bd | 2008-02-29T07:00:00-05:00 | 2008 | omaha | NE | us | 41.258611 | -95.9375 | light | 14400 | Star Light resembling craft in formations of 3 and huge megaship over Standing Bear. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 957a6a05-275f-4ea8-9abe-4af4f438a5ad | 2001-02-04T16:30:00-05:00 | 2001 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | cone | 5400 | Very bizzarre hovering bright object displays laser-type light activity. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3c55efdb-9119-4c77-a51b-580075cd794f | 2001-02-04T17:30:00-05:00 | 2001 | killeen | TX | us | 31.116944 | -97.7275 | oval | 73800 | viewed bright white lights in oval shape that conitinued to flash to smaller white lights nearer the center of the oval. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5bfd2b07-d059-44ca-be26-a1ffa79a88f6 | 2002-02-04T14:30:00-05:00 | 2002 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | light | 9000 | Moving lights over Spokane | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 13dc007f-e7c3-489f-8679-9a70d1e3fc1f | 2010-02-04T20:00:00-05:00 | 2010 | boulder | CO | us | 40.015 | -105.27 | light | 7200 | large and bright blinking star begin to move, stop, move and stop erratically over the Flatirons | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a418595d-1e49-4257-b649-7b08955d47bb | 2010-02-05T18:00:00-05:00 | 2010 | pittsburgh | PA | us | 40.440556 | -79.996111 | unknown | 18000 | Power went out and bright red and blue lights lit up the sky. Later, green lights flashed | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 112070eb-aeeb-4a7e-9ae5-c1d6ed8de3b7 | 2011-02-05T16:50:00-05:00 | 2011 | fayetteville | NC | us | 35.0525 | -78.878611 | light | 14400 | One white light moveing very fast and irraticly over hope mills/fayetteville for over 4 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ec3c8739-62cc-4f7c-a4df-bc0fd4990d07 | 2012-02-04T21:10:00-05:00 | 2012 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | light | 10800 | Intense flashing light object west of Bakersfield, CA. ((NUFORC Note: Probable sighting of Sirius, we suspect. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b022c47a-4857-4d50-b6d1-98aeb5d695e3 | 1986-02-05T21:05:00-05:00 | 1986 | van nuys | CA | us | 34.186667 | -118.448056 | cone | 42000 | This was, an-honest-to-goodness solid object, not my imagination. Really! I wish I had had my camera. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6a39d504-3062-45eb-8992-d07c8c620f87 | 2005-02-06T22:30:00-05:00 | 2005 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | unknown | 10800 | nothing i have eever seen before in my life | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c8de1c16-ff59-4447-a248-03372b31bc47 | 2004-03-10T04:00:00-05:00 | 2004 | baltimore | MD | us | 39.290278 | -76.6125 | unknown | 10800 | V shaped slow moving star like | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2ff25551-a32d-4251-9b83-3de70dc039e7 | 2006-03-09T19:30:00-05:00 | 2006 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | triangle | 4200 | I was driving home from downtown San Antonio and witnessed a series of crafts with strange lights on Highway 281 for an hour or so. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2fa07500-8e81-4cca-a3c6-02fbc0ba04a5 | 2008-03-01T09:00:00-05:00 | 2008 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | other | 1209600 | Star-like craft over Phoenix Arizona inthe daytime. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0ac96d53-0f2a-4105-ab97-de10cf20bb58 | 2010-03-01T01:00:00-05:00 | 2010 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | other | 9000 | Chemtrails over San Diego, Ca. the morning of March 01, 2010. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e0d08e5e-80e5-4915-a8e0-f6bd334dfa4c | 1960-03-12T18:00:00-05:00 | 1960 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | triangle | 10800 | saw in sky made no noise lots of flashing lights observed with telescope | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a3fc8b74-4722-4d29-bb29-350e2f891897 | 1995-03-12T16:00:00-05:00 | 1995 | norfolk | VA | us | 36.846667 | -76.285556 | unknown | 10800 | Four adults witness "star" that moved to the northern sky. May have been other tiny objects around it. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2031a345-f3de-417b-9e2e-a64cc2bea98c | 2002-03-12T15:15:00-05:00 | 2002 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 5400 | Lights in the southern Phoenix Area | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ecd3bdb1-d2c0-4e98-8768-1c45b1b5b916 | 2008-03-11T20:50:00-04:00 | 2008 | santa cruz (sw of) | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | rectangle | 4200 | Series of lights above Monterey Bay near Santa Cruz, Calif. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 789c2a7b-737d-44c6-abc1-5e4694c9cb5e | 1973-03-12T23:00:00-05:00 | 1973 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | circle | 7200 | My husband and I stopped early one morning on a highway to look at a bright object, the object was a large round silver thing. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 60b15bd3-eb63-4775-878c-ea95f2f29817 | 2006-03-12T19:00:00-05:00 | 2006 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | circle | 7200 | A big red orange ball shape object in the sky over by San Diego, California | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 497ce39d-0e65-4e19-9cd7-ecb0dbfd9833 | 2012-03-14T15:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | austin | TX | us | 30.266944 | -97.742778 | disk | 109800 | TWO BRIGHT WHITE LIIGHTS WAVERING IN THE SKY VERY LOW. ((NUFORC Note: We strongly suspect a sighting of Jupiter and Venus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 45a592e1-49cf-42af-b6fe-e13c6e7eedbf | 2000-03-15T11:30:00-05:00 | 2000 | boulder | CO | us | 40.015 | -105.27 | diamond | 50400 | Convoy of crafts came from the ground one at a time, looked like airplanes at nightfall. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bab8c8ed-42c4-4187-b392-391f18c9e019 | 2003-03-15T05:32:00-05:00 | 2003 | nashville | TN | us | 36.165833 | -86.784444 | circle | 7200 | Circle formations in Clouds above Nashville TN. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5e404b6f-6467-4bad-85d3-13cb7ab2146d | 1988-03-17T14:30:00-05:00 | 1988 | new york city (yonkers) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | oval | 6300 | YONKERS, NY | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 67930805-7c86-451e-8636-38107fef5445 | 2004-03-17T17:00:00-05:00 | 2004 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | circle | 10800 | the object jeted across the sky like a shooting star the stoped the jeted again across the sky and stoped and this continued for hours | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 857703f7-b19f-4222-9110-f9e530b7ed76 | 2007-03-19T07:22:00-04:00 | 2007 | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | triangle | 86400 | Air Force fired projectiles of some sort at alien craft and hit them directly, causing all of the craft fired upon to hit the ground. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6e47045c-be80-40ff-911d-bad1e9cc0fb8 | 2002-03-20T14:35:00-05:00 | 2002 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | other | 14400 | Amber orbs that glow bright, disappear and reappear. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7f12be23-2126-4313-88f4-0297c9b64922 | 2009-03-20T17:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | formation | 7200 | Formation activity over Seattle, persistant strange lights. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 01d129fc-e4ab-4279-82eb-87cad2bbc76d | 2009-03-20T17:30:00-04:00 | 2009 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | triangle | 5400 | I WENT OUTSIDE FRIDAY AT 9;30PM FRIDAY MARCH 20 2009 i all ways look up at the sky when i go outdoors at night.I was walking to the dum | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a4242699-185b-4458-b2d9-872c84d2c117 | 2001-03-21T22:30:00-05:00 | 2001 | tacoma | WA | us | 47.253056 | -122.443056 | other | 7200 | UFO observed visiting several homes in my neighborhood | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 92328bf8-0bed-4852-8b73-7d7a3c49f68b | 1997-03-23T11:30:00-05:00 | 1997 | albuquerque (over, from tent rocks) | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | other | 8280 | have photograph 2ƹ/4 negative 250mm Zeis len.some detail not much. object hovered over albuquerque shining in the afternoon light. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ed1873b6-c8b7-4365-9d44-c134924292bb | 2012-03-24T15:45:00-04:00 | 2012 | philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952222 | -75.164167 | circle | 7200 | Parent & Child Circles on Sky. ((NUFORC Note: Possible advertising lights? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f93df43e-9792-4ee5-9a16-db83967ad020 | 2012-03-24T20:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | davenport | IA | us | 41.523611 | -90.5775 | changing | 14400 | Me and my friends just left a restraunt and we were at a stop light about 7:30 pm on march 24th 2012 and every single light shut off fo | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a868aa94-fc2d-4381-8e04-34d646f7a2e8 | 1994-03-02T19:00:00-05:00 | 1994 | albany | NY | us | 42.6525 | -73.756667 | rectangle | 21600 | A repeat and endless loop of an object downtown suny albany campus. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e636277e-00aa-4945-b564-28bab7c722f6 | 2004-03-04T11:30:00-05:00 | 2004 | denver | CO | us | 39.739167 | -104.984167 | changing | 7200 | flew in circles, changed shape, landed somewhere in the city. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 55b27dc6-10ec-4ecc-a939-fbed5adb826b | st. louis | MO | us | 38.627222 | -90.197778 | triangle | 21600 | Have been seeing object in SW sky from about 8:30 to ll p.m. ((NUFORC Note: Probable sighting of Sirius. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| 1524b875-58e2-4a71-93ad-51f6445e5d10 | 2013-03-06T14:55:00-05:00 | 2013 | eugene | OR | us | 44.052222 | -123.085556 | other | 10800 | Round red, yellow and blue flashing ball seen by myself and my friend 5 miles away. ((NUFORC Note: Possible twinkling star?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f5fd82f5-47c7-4504-900c-29fc5be56d85 | 2014-03-05T23:00:00-05:00 | 2014 | salt lake city | UT | us | 40.760833 | -111.890278 | disk | 18000 | ((HOAX??)) Abduction and Oval Ufo sighting a few weeks before. The aliens were red headed Lyrans. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f212d7d4-bd78-463b-b1d3-474ee7f9f18c | 2014-03-06T15:00:00-05:00 | 2014 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | triangle | 7200 | I've seen crafts that make me think that we are big alone. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3c4c2648-b42e-4462-9e98-d00c1790a23f | 2004-03-09T12:45:00-05:00 | 2004 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | other | 7200 | A cluster of bright pulsing lights over downtown Seattle. ((NUFORC Note: Celestial body?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e1fdbdde-6ad4-4ccc-9252-b62de3c09d20 | 1967-04-01T18:00:00-05:00 | 1967 | miami (and vicinity) | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | other | 18000 | Witness tracked UFO's and USAF F-4 "Phantoms" on radar in Florida during 1967. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b9cb8ad1-2999-4e18-98c3-d0b8fe2f33c0 | 1999-04-01T18:00:00-05:00 | 1999 | new york city (staten island) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | other | 7200 | Strange Brush fires near Verazanno Bridge | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f7ecfd9e-de15-4afe-a5ad-b0cc0abfc30d | 2007-04-01T16:30:00-04:00 | 2007 | memphis | TN | us | 35.149444 | -90.048889 | triangle | 6300 | At aprox. 8:20pm I saw a craft in the sky slowly moving from the east to the west. The craft stoped and rotated and other lights were v | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 593b15c6-8a1f-4128-9c23-755be920fefa | 2006-04-14T21:30:00-04:00 | 2006 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | oval | 5520 | Invisable by the human eye but caught on infared film. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 17e73277-8490-4d92-aca5-31fc740780da | 2008-04-19T20:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | lakeland | FL | us | 28.039167 | -81.95 | triangle | 7200 | was heading south Giant triangle shapped craft, moving very slow with smaller crafts escorting it. 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c1c5b582-29e1-430a-b112-699b0002fb63 | 2012-04-20T13:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | boston | MA | us | 42.358333 | -71.060278 | cylinder | 10800 | Fighter Jets Chase UFO's over City of Boston | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4a97e7d0-4547-48c5-8d40-d8ec0c1e7a43 | 2012-04-21T11:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | light | 14400 | Bright blinking Light, and a strange jet. also, a helicopter following another intense light. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 64ed67ae-268b-4ad9-801b-e5557c2a7928 | 2012-04-21T17:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | santa cruz | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | oval | 7200 | Shimmering oval shaped UFO seen over Highway 17 in Santa Cruz! | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| aac81354-b7c9-4782-bf58-6ad9e5f1af76 | 2006-04-01T23:00:00-05:00 | 2006 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | formation | 7200 | Strange lights over Miami, FL | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a70ca949-14ea-4566-af45-72677141f94f | 2013-04-22T18:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | memphis | TN | us | 35.149444 | -90.048889 | diamond | 7200 | 40 to 50 objects hovering over memphis tennessee | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d7c1f5bf-4fe1-4d9a-87a4-b184b4ae4113 | 2013-04-22T19:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | grand rapids | MI | us | 42.963333 | -85.668056 | other | 5400 | Multiple orange lights | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ac9c53c2-713c-4c4b-9a41-ae4eed54dd34 | 1975-04-22T23:45:00-04:00 | 1975 | kettering | OH | us | 39.689444 | -84.168889 | disk | 5400 | multi coloured disc landed in kettering ohio | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 602b69c2-9b13-44b5-918a-8b88b5416b10 | 2008-04-23T08:20:00-04:00 | 2008 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | cigar | 7200 | thing s were stolen by an unknown identity | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4595ba12-2207-476d-a6db-da7d0d8ffb25 | 1995-04-25T08:30:00-04:00 | 1995 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | unknown | 4500 | Man, lying on bed, sees very bright ball of light enter apt.. Could feel heat from obj., felt paralyzed. Loud humming above | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f272311e-af6f-41d8-9d97-df83a05900e6 | 2008-04-25T17:30:00-04:00 | 2008 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | sphere | 5400 | Fast moving lights over Seattle | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c5efc67d-77ae-404b-b002-183ba4bb1c4e | 1995-04-30T16:55:00-04:00 | 1995 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | unknown | 4500 | Father & son, fishing, witness bizarre flashing light, which moved across sky, increased height. Bizarre through binoculars. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 67f79365-4d4f-46fa-a3ec-0c5b749dd3b5 | 1995-04-02T22:00:00-04:00 | 1995 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | unknown | 10800 | Woman & boyfriend witness 3x strange obj., "sheet of green, laser" light. Project beams of light to ground. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 008cfe72-be22-43fc-ab78-e460a94fb67d | 2014-04-04T21:22:00-04:00 | 2014 | savannah | GA | us | 32.083333 | -81.1 | changing | 7200 | Observed Cluster of Bright, Dynamically Changing Lights. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d294c111-b84b-455d-ba43-cb3cbcddf16b | 2011-04-06T22:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | circle | 12600 | Hovering, silver disk viewed from Park Mountain towards downtown San Antonio, TX. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 25087c5c-0f13-479c-a7db-bba4b27ec350 | 2010-04-08T15:37:00-04:00 | 2010 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | triangle | 10800 | 4 Triangle UFO's Over San Diego, CA on April 8, 2010 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3bc9c899-e01a-4f4c-8936-3624e3dde388 | 1995-05-10T15:00:00-04:00 | 1995 | houston (west) | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 7200 | Swirling lights coming out of larger light at high altitude. Fast with trails. Aware of us observing. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 62f9a408-3869-4e6e-b89e-ba834b6a7f0c | 2001-05-10T13:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | circle | 86400 | giant whirlpool seen of coast of san diego, ca. possible ufo site | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cd63b22e-e4ba-41c8-b1b4-e8726dde9247 | 1997-05-01T19:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | syracuse | NY | us | 43.048056 | -76.147778 | unknown | 7200 | lights over central NY | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6604ca64-f49e-4b73-bca4-e50ac3ba7d11 | 2008-05-01T00:30:00-04:00 | 2008 | kansas city | MO | us | 39.099722 | -94.578333 | changing | 73800 | MISSOURI INVESTIGATORS GROUP Report: ..out of the white came a boomerang craft "straight forward" and "flipped" on its side … | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b0e3a76c-a560-4493-8706-7bf9860d57bd | 1996-05-12T19:00:00-04:00 | 1996 | santa cruz | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | unknown | 3900 | Young couple watch very bright light to W over Pacific O. Had "corona effect"; reflected off water. Suddenly disappeared. (Planet?) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 315adcc1-466f-4a3b-a459-0ced7feaf2dd | 2001-05-12T08:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | disk | 18000 | I saw 6 bright lights in the sky ( that were'nt airplanes. I can tell you that ) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d3873ec1-4176-4a96-abf9-c84f772e6fa2 | 1999-05-13T17:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | memphis (century arbor apartments) | TN | us | 35.149444 | -90.048889 | other | 12600 | Fiance and I both witnessed separate events where lights began streaking over the skies above our apartment. moving at rapid speed, ch | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 32656b9d-a6ed-4297-a850-0a9772a57f38 | 2002-05-12T23:00:00-04:00 | 2002 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | oval | 7200 | Stationary star-like object suddenly moving for a period of time, then disappearing or stopping.It was a Moters day Party and alot | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b601c6c3-c286-4ed5-90ae-b07aa2f829ab | 2004-05-14T16:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | topeka | KS | us | 39.048333 | -95.677778 | disk | 7200 | On May 14, 2004, I saw a black, disk shped craft come out of a cloud bank and fly low over a park and a shopping center in Topeka, KS. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0a478b04-c2f5-4f75-b2bc-77c46ee64035 | 2007-05-14T15:30:00-04:00 | 2007 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | I saw two seperate lights that turned invisible and into airplanes. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d04d3244-437f-4c31-b29e-a24e962315f5 | 2007-05-14T17:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | new york city (queens) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | Very bright star like object in the not too distant western horizon. Light emited seams to change. ((NUFORC Note: Venus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ff7805a1-9f8f-477e-ae49-cc82c3653eda | 1979-05-15T16:30:00-04:00 | 1979 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | other | 7200 | in the backyard. I looked up and saw what I thought was a falling star. It came to a stop and hovered. Then it moved again. Then we n | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 62f5cdb9-f586-41ea-bf8c-daede53e4529 | 2010-05-15T16:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | denver | CO | us | 39.739167 | -104.984167 | light | 10800 | On May 15, 2010 I witnessed four ufo's that looked like bright stars or satellites. ((NUFORC Note: Satellites?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5131d66b-ba1e-4a0b-a51d-efdcc0947dfd | 2009-05-18T15:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | sphere | 21600 | Bubble like sphere seen in Phoenix sky. ((NUFORC Note: Confirmed high-altitude research balloon. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 57890dca-529f-44d5-aa0c-965704398d69 | 2000-05-18T20:00:00-04:00 | 2000 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | circle | 7200 | It was unlike anything I had ever seen before. Hovering and dancing lights, round shape object. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 09a71da3-57c5-4916-87b5-2bb455430c88 | 2005-05-19T02:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | circle | 6300 | The objec t that my roommate and I viewed was not at all like anything I have ever seen in my life...please help me | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 94d813df-6429-46d8-860e-826aad7d16fa | 2005-05-19T02:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | sphere | 4500 | Unknown stationary shiny sphere | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 641d2378-2580-4a23-a051-a60d5aca5e3f | 2007-05-19T17:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | columbus | OH | us | 39.961111 | -82.998889 | light | 10800 | bright stationary light in sky for approx.3hrs | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1e28a2bf-e9f1-47de-a94f-37a3b59903e1 | 2012-05-19T17:45:00-04:00 | 2012 | detroit | MI | us | 42.331389 | -83.045833 | circle | 14400 | 3 craft hover over metro detroit from 9:45 pm 11:45pm and longer. ((NUFORC Note: Possible star? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fb2e28b8-d79d-4c97-a932-2bf83a6306cc | 1997-05-21T02:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | other | 7200 | Bright object in SSE over Phoenix, May 21, 1997 in the morning sky. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e37aaf7f-a05b-4a51-9a07-f42f0ed137ce | 2004-05-02T00:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | nashville | TN | us | 36.165833 | -86.784444 | changing | 7200 | It looked like a star then change to an elipse, then to blue and red, It lasted for at least two hours it was in the western sky at 4AM | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a7d572be-0ba1-4f9e-a1f8-8990b8d06388 | 2006-05-01T21:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | omaha | NE | us | 41.258611 | -95.9375 | oval | 7200 | Troubles With Unexplained Laser Beams | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| af4661ce-55e4-4b38-838e-43a9ffae92d3 | 2007-05-02T16:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | new york city (manhattan) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | triangle | 7200 | odd looking flashing orb above ground zero-World Trade Center & triangle craft with non-blinking white lights on each corner | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d10d0426-9133-4d67-a174-d172a48b19bb | 2007-05-21T20:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 7200 | Bright lite with a Red Haze from 12o'clock to 5 o'clock in the sky | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 024d4c94-fbf1-441b-a2d0-1112bfb1e8b5 | 2012-05-23T17:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | detroit | MI | us | 42.331389 | -83.045833 | oval | 10800 | Ufo's over Detroit, Dearborn western area. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 423af7ec-abe5-4f90-8d2a-4a94c351db88 | 2001-05-24T01:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | yuma | AZ | us | 32.725278 | -114.623611 | diamond | 7200 | It was about 5:20 a.m. when my family and I looked at a UFO north of our home. It was like a diamond shape object. It had like one ligh | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a3f12f05-fa87-4fd4-b82a-ce0f031d5f05 | 2001-05-25T22:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | disk | 7200 | First look, I knew it wasn't something human made. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4208a3f9-af1e-44fe-a375-1dd1bcca5565 | 2007-05-28T03:30:00-04:00 | 2007 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | sphere | 7200 | white round object motionless over albuwuerque | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5561a8cb-98d2-4401-b044-dbc6e0ea2149 | 2012-05-28T19:30:00-04:00 | 2012 | duluth | MN | us | 46.783333 | -92.106389 | triangle | 5400 | Triangle of lights observing us through our window above the tree line, and would move side to side and closer and away. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 26d9bfb3-a76b-42be-8067-95a57fa1963b | 1998-05-29T01:00:00-04:00 | 1998 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | oval | 10800 | Oval plastic looking craft, translucent, reflective, with numerous projections from the bottom. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 247fc742-932c-4643-a41b-84a2f7f741c6 | 2011-05-29T18:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | davenport | IA | us | 41.523611 | -90.5775 | triangle | 9000 | Triangle observed hovering over davenport near regional airport | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f8b2794e-4c9c-453d-a095-8312120ee11f | 2003-05-03T17:15:00-04:00 | 2003 | madisonville | KY | us | 37.328056 | -87.498889 | light | 5400 | Saw a orangish light that wandered in a NON aiplane-like fashion for at least 90 minutes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d1fddab2-b4a5-4e0b-b8c6-8cb6891dcdca | 2011-05-04T05:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | other | 2102400 | ((HOAX??)) Get the metal out of my body | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d7cdc0fd-46f5-42dc-8467-29d806bebd30 | 2004-05-05T05:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | indianapolis | IN | us | 39.768333 | -86.158056 | light | 21600 | Unidentified object in night skies over Indianapolis ((NUFORC Note: Venus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| eed8ff7e-a774-4d03-afe3-df7df2947e2e | 2013-05-05T13:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | west miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | unknown | 10800 | Five to six different lights in the sky. Some fixed some moving. I have no idea what they are, but was able to get video of the bright. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a3469906-21b6-445b-b951-138f48240173 | 2014-05-05T12:00:00-04:00 | 2014 | anchorage | AK | us | 61.218056 | -149.900278 | unknown | 10800 | UFO hiding in moving mist/cloud over Cook Inlet. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 57c181cf-7510-46b2-9bb5-cfcc6cf80b30 | 1996-05-06T16:00:00-04:00 | 1996 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | We were followed by 4 dancing lights for over 70 miles | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0237ac33-0150-4f2f-b56b-182662df260d | 1996-05-06T16:00:00-04:00 | 1996 | new york city (queens) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | 4 light s in formation | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c4912854-f03a-41ee-b3be-80d14630f962 | 1996-05-06T18:00:00-04:00 | 1996 | tampa | FL | us | 27.947222 | -82.458611 | unknown | 7200 | Man & son witness two bright objects in SSE sky. Very bright, with "ring of light" around one of them. (Possible twinkling stars?) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9f717f18-8ea2-4083-b8ae-2f6e0cbe8976 | 2010-05-06T16:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | jacksonville | FL | us | 30.331944 | -81.655833 | triangle | 73800 | SILENT TRIANGLE SPARKLING LIGHTS INVISBLE CENTER. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 280eba6e-9de4-4042-bb3e-7ad1be80f788 | 2004-05-07T21:15:00-04:00 | 2004 | new york city (bronx) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | circle | 7200 | 4 round UFO's spun very fast in circles and then came togetter and broke apart every 10-15 minutes. ((Advertising light??)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fad1fc37-6dcb-4e05-9696-11aa3fd98957 | 2010-05-08T20:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | memphis | TN | us | 35.149444 | -90.048889 | light | 5400 | On Friday, the sky was really dark as if it was going to storm. Around 12:00 midnight, I heard winds blowing hard against my bedroom wi | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c39f3d28-cf39-4e48-9212-d72e9638c102 | 1965-06-01T16:00:00-04:00 | 1965 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | oval | 7200 | i can't remember the exact date,summer of 1965,my mother,sister & i,were driving on the mcarthur cswy back to miami from the beach.i wa | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9a715210-cc03-492a-8f19-c709e15e65e5 | 1976-06-01T16:00:00-04:00 | 1976 | covington | KY | us | 39.083611 | -84.508611 | disk | 6300 | ((HOAX??)) suucer type ship with 4 lights uner it and symbols moving aroud the body. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 10b3ad5c-8808-4642-8df9-91cf21eacf18 | 1983-06-01T19:00:00-04:00 | 1983 | phoenix (bartlette lake) | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | disk | 14400 | A saucer shaped ufo with many colors spining in the shape of the ship like a neon lite. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 31faa47a-b80b-4ee5-b10e-992a83722c6d | 1989-05-31T22:00:00-04:00 | 1989 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | other | 10800 | Encounters, abductuin and informed of future changes coming and their reason for coming into my life and their response to changes. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0d1158a7-d9d3-4381-9d43-b57c854dd09b | 1989-06-01T19:00:00-04:00 | 1989 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | unknown | 10800 | Alien working in a store in a busy neigborhood blending in with us. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0f53aa4c-8f91-43db-ad53-072da3ab6490 | 1989-06-01T19:00:00-04:00 | 1989 | roswell | NM | us | 33.394167 | -104.5225 | unknown | 14400 | Roswell | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7b08b03c-7c6a-4a40-bfd2-c0026902811e | 1991-05-31T22:00:00-04:00 | 1991 | yuma | AZ | us | 32.725278 | -114.623611 | disk | 25200 | Loss of hours while driving to Yuma, Az | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0277a28c-7f3f-43df-a62b-01c555463e02 | 1997-05-31T21:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | unknown | 14400 | ((NUFORC Note: We suspect the possibility of twinkling stars. Just a guess. PD)) Stationary red-green=white lights. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5315a53e-9976-4278-8bc0-fbeb32260cc5 | roswell | NM | us | 33.394167 | -104.5225 | unknown | 14400 | My oldest sister was born at Walker AFB (Roswell) NM in 1952, I was born there as well in 1954. My Dad, now deceased, was an Air Force | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| 9b5035a4-097e-442f-8755-a8e8b21aea2b | 1997-06-15T14:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | akron | OH | us | 41.081389 | -81.519167 | disk | 7200 | Me and my frend saw a bright light. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 43db72e7-352b-4071-8abc-25441e34fcf3 | 2005-06-15T17:27:00-04:00 | 2005 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 4500 | Even more "Phoenix Lights", this time over what seemed to be Southwest Phoenix | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 64c55c3d-a388-4393-b750-4594130ae1d0 | 2002-06-21T12:30:00-04:00 | 2002 | portland (lake oswego and gresham) | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | sphere | 7200 | Oregon UFO Review Cases: The following 4 reports from Portland, Lake Oswego and Gresham appear to be the same object. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cba50d01-f933-4cb6-a2bd-26c6f481342c | 2002-06-21T12:42:00-04:00 | 2002 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | light | 4500 | Oregon UFO Review Case: Object releases dark orbs in Portland skies...photographed. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 881e9093-1fbb-4dff-96a4-dee318db2085 | 2002-06-21T13:45:00-04:00 | 2002 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | sphere | 5400 | I had just stopped in a local tavern after work (no alchohol prior; 1/2 beer before siting). Several individuals were going out and com | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f733dc16-1f5d-4e98-84cb-ba0715ab565f | 2011-06-21T04:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | unknown | 28800 | Many white lights/objects moving at high speeds throughout the day. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 739187b6-5e2b-40ff-b68e-86311e7d936e | 2009-06-21T21:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | unknown | 7200 | Things that are to take place in the days to come,will it be to late. 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 364fa443-ee13-49be-83d2-c644ffc0ee55 | 2009-06-21T23:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | oklahoma city | OK | us | 35.4675 | -97.516111 | unknown | 10800 | Pulsating colored lights, southern sky, Oklahoma City. June 22 2009 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 86ac58f9-8fff-4b54-b0e2-3c7d3c990e69 | 1959-06-23T18:00:00-04:00 | 1959 | minneapolis | MN | us | 44.98 | -93.263611 | formation | 7200 | Flying while in the Marine Corps in a AD Skuraider & with a wing man, at apprx 6ꯠ ft observed Four Red cly objects estimating at 20, | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c0a181bb-938c-4adc-ad43-4a40cdfda7de | 1995-06-23T20:30:00-04:00 | 1995 | los angeles county | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | triangle | 37800 | Me, and six of my friends watched these lights in triangular shape hover in the air, and didn't break formation and then move westward. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 995c3d41-6edb-448a-a9b6-0650b37b7e1d | 1999-06-24T12:00:00-04:00 | 1999 | west hollywood | CA | us | 34.098333 | -118.325833 | sphere | 8100 | 4-5 p.m., 1 Sphere, 3-4 thousand ft., to the NE- Directly over the banana tree next to my house. It moved around slowly in the same are | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6f352a70-0872-4fe9-bd93-bb13232a1f5d | 2002-06-24T16:15:00-04:00 | 2002 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 7200 | Brilliant starlike object (Unidentified Flying Object) visits south of Manhattan | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a84ff143-cf24-4eef-9a0d-40902c42039a | 2005-06-24T15:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | fort pierce | FL | us | 27.446389 | -80.325833 | light | 7200 | Date:6/24/2005; City: Fort Pierce Florida USA; Shape: Dark object and Ligths; Duration: 1:30 minutes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4cd7c15a-ef14-451e-a9a2-a6f4c4e8be73 | 1966-06-25T17:30:00-04:00 | 1966 | rapid city (ellsworth afb) | SD | us | 44.080556 | -103.230556 | unknown | 345600 | I KNOW THIS INCIDENT HAPPENED, AND I BELIEVE HE IS TELLING IT THE WAY HE KNOW'S IT. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 471079e7-ecd2-4418-ba32-03b51b6c3e9c | 1976-06-25T18:00:00-04:00 | 1976 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | disk | 37800 | viewed saucer manuveurs and air force search for extended period of time from close range | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c804b14b-e1eb-4d73-9482-cc9a8200b526 | 2009-06-25T17:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | pittsfield | ME | us | 44.7825 | -69.383889 | other | 14400 | Bright dull lights over treeline. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 947806ac-1cf1-4ee4-9c60-75416cd753e5 | 2004-06-25T20:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | salt lake city | UT | us | 40.760833 | -111.890278 | unknown | 345600 | The person who asked if anyone had information on an Arizona Circle might be interested in this. Check aliendave.com | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b07015d5-3b4f-41cf-9343-6b40a2df6db4 | 2013-06-26T17:30:00-04:00 | 2013 | santa cruz | CA | us | 36.974167 | -122.029722 | light | 6660 | Bright White Light. ((NUFORC Note: Possibly a star?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9b6c13ad-2050-4856-8e9d-e2920171caea | 2004-06-27T02:30:00-04:00 | 2004 | akron | OH | us | 41.081389 | -81.519167 | other | 7200 | sightings in akron ohio multi colored and shaped object | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0dd428ce-9780-43c5-9439-b6ed7dd5f3ac | 2008-06-28T18:30:00-04:00 | 2008 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | disk | 21600 | Bright, pulsating lights on round object in Northern sky in Spokane on 6/28/08 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6b98012a-5786-47c6-a9ce-9af8b474f456 | 1952-06-30T17:00:00-04:00 | 1952 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | disk | 18000 | No one is able to believe | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 837f0384-4b53-439a-b4c5-14bab03ce3fd | 1987-06-30T11:00:00-04:00 | 1987 | canton | OH | us | 40.798889 | -81.378611 | light | 18000 | I was abducted and I lost time. 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9ea8bdd7-26e6-4a87-a360-2e94f6906f37 | 2002-06-30T18:00:00-04:00 | 2002 | honolulu | HI | us | 21.306944 | -157.858333 | circle | 6312000 | Green glowing UFOs and some that look like stars in the shape of circles with many encounters. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fa1883a8-9368-4702-ae08-77d45969048d | 2005-06-30T10:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | jacksonville | FL | us | 30.331944 | -81.655833 | light | 7200 | I was flying at 45 thousand feet in a Lear Jet when I sat back in the seat and looked up into the sky and saw a bright star like object | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1118dd85-06b2-4c09-b8de-9fa796fdfe30 | 2003-06-04T16:15:00-04:00 | 2003 | yuma (outside of) | AZ | us | 32.725278 | -114.623611 | light | 9000 | Several hovering globes of yellow/orange light in the sky outside of Yuma, AZ | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| a78b376d-1ce5-491b-826b-c33c6b60cfe4 | 2012-06-04T12:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | dallas | TX | us | 32.783333 | -96.8 | egg | 86400 | I found 2 small orange pods with alien like organisms , curdle up in the fetal position, growing inside then. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 073b0f0b-5e6a-4ef8-b1b2-32f95513f54f | 1964-06-05T06:00:00-04:00 | 1964 | new york city (brooklyn) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | disk | 5400 | white ufo round flying saucer, had a top and bottom and rotated in opposite directions, moved from one place to another so fast it seem | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c7f1db28-2821-492f-803c-ad22de27c9e8 | 2006-06-07T06:37:00-04:00 | 2006 | spokane | WA | us | 47.658889 | -117.425 | changing | 7200 | Noticed a pulsating star which looked liked Sirius, only it was to the far North. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 55f1a9f6-2990-4943-a73b-4a9d66d37cd4 | 1999-06-08T06:45:00-04:00 | 1999 | manchester | NH | us | 42.995556 | -71.455278 | rectangle | 5400 | When 1st seen at 10:45pm it seemed to be a bright blue-green rectangle. Soon it seemed to become narrower but very elongated. A brigh | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7d1c4b58-c0c8-4b8d-90ca-a4ee10fc9b15 | 2001-06-09T12:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | new york city (staten island) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 54000 | PINPOINT OF LIGHT OVER STATEN ISLAND | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8b4e4c0c-ebc9-403f-a0e1-82688944763d | 2005-06-09T18:47:00-04:00 | 2005 | alexandria | VA | us | 38.804722 | -77.047222 | other | 7440 | siteing over alexandria va 22304 this is for real | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c4611e34-958b-4616-a31f-afb9e212dc05 | 2009-06-09T16:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | alexandria | LA | us | 31.311111 | -92.445 | unknown | 3900 | White and Orange lights over Alexandria, LA | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8cb5e3e7-bc3e-4b56-ac6c-e2ae9721e8e5 | 1971-07-10T10:00:00-04:00 | 1971 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | oval | 5400 | One thousand saucers observed telescopically crossing the sun over a ninety minute period. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cf384ebe-2bad-4343-a8a9-c1015560e0e4 | 2006-07-10T18:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | circle | 10500 | An Orb over Phoenis on July 10, 2006 10pm to 1am. ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of Jupiter?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 449b20c2-46c6-4f3e-a077-e26ed33ad6d3 | 1997-07-11T14:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | cigar | 18000 | UFO with five army helicopters following it over FT BLISS. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8c0268c9-81ab-4dc5-8e85-020fe1943bfb | 2003-07-10T21:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | new york city (bronx) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 9000 | Craft was near the moon and appeared to have landed on it. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ef336037-36bc-4089-9367-6e09557cbaac | 2003-07-11T19:15:00-04:00 | 2003 | miami | FL | us | 25.773889 | -80.193889 | cylinder | 7200 | the strong bright light blinks every 5 seconds . a square cilinder shape | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 31fcca0d-6674-4930-bc17-9c2e6d93028c | 2004-07-11T01:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | san antonio | TX | us | 29.423889 | -98.493333 | sphere | 7200 | Two Bright Objects above San Antonio, Texas. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e9e05d6d-5103-418a-adfb-fe09ff25d506 | 2004-07-12T19:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | new york city (yonkers) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | oval | 7200 | Mind Controlled by Aliens | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6ec30551-e741-4b48-8ff3-d194bdddea8a | 2009-07-12T13:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | san jose | CA | us | 37.339444 | -121.893889 | circle | 7200 | Spotted 7 total objects in the daylight sky. 2 stayed for over 10 mins before flying away. Polarized sunglasses aided view . | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ed8017f2-d14a-400c-bcce-bd9e569e652a | 2012-07-11T23:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | kansas city | MO | us | 39.099722 | -94.578333 | diamond | 7200 | All the ships were moving indepently and then they conected and then move at the same time | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f31acd4a-fb5f-426e-9c9c-584101a2d7ec | 2006-07-13T17:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | triangle | 7200 | I watched this event for about 2 hours. It first appeared as a very intense bright light just over the Grifith Park observatory in Los | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cb7b96d1-60d7-439c-a897-18fe01a6fcd6 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | circle | 7200 | THis first appeared like a bright white light near or over the Griffith Park Observatory. When viewd throug a telescope it looked lik n | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| ad1f6d1f-7f98-473e-b90c-0b238d84811e | 2008-07-14T08:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 7200 | Three lights in a triangluar shaped formation floating over horizon for a good two hours. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e5cf147b-f8ae-49a5-92de-c7a86b9c9cd2 | 2013-07-13T21:43:00-04:00 | 2013 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | other | 10800 | ((HOAX??)) Organized objects some jets some idk over NOLA. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c3beb879-baff-45e0-9aa2-54adae59ce6b | 1945-07-15T10:00:00-04:00 | 1945 | dallas | TX | us | 32.783333 | -96.8 | sphere | 7200 | A round ball of fire . Not a wisp of cloud. My mother and I were sitting on our back steps in the shade, very hot. This ball moved al | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 9c5544ab-0503-4fe8-84e9-93feb8d2f6bc | 1957-07-15T19:30:00-04:00 | 1957 | kansas city | MO | us | 39.099722 | -94.578333 | light | 10800 | car ingulfed in red light, missing time, father decessed now, mother now 75, sister now 44, and self now 54, light remained for what se | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fa10f95a-e691-4f21-9d62-81ea26fcab9d | 1968-07-14T22:00:00-04:00 | 1968 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 14400 | bright light, missing time | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6788f6e2-2a3c-4804-8633-b40b65f3b9df | 1974-07-15T17:00:00-04:00 | 1974 | jacksonville | FL | us | 30.331944 | -81.655833 | triangle | 7200 | taking a picture of night blooming cereus cactus at 9pm. craft came from north over ranche style house. lots were one quarter acre. hov | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 36d03b95-25fb-4f8b-91b2-e0dca74b74be | 2007-07-15T19:30:00-04:00 | 2007 | cleveland | OH | us | 41.499444 | -81.695556 | changing | 7200 | Several changing shapes and colored objects traveling at fast speeds or just sitting there until they disapeared in the blink of an eye | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 72446af7-2c5f-4e52-9c54-cadb9db1a509 | 2010-07-15T16:40:00-04:00 | 2010 | san angelo | TX | us | 31.463611 | -100.436667 | circle | 7200 | It can't be an Airplane or Star, so what is it ? | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6185dd24-c324-4095-88cd-eb0984b79eac | 2006-07-16T19:30:00-04:00 | 2006 | van nuys | CA | us | 34.186667 | -118.448056 | triangle | 14400 | hovering lights flickering in the sky at tree level moving fast from left to right some landed others flew above us | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b776ed7b-944c-487a-8b58-013e0b3e4322 | 2003-07-17T11:15:00-04:00 | 2003 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | sphere | 4500 | Clearly visible, stationary sphere, "takes off" after an hour or so of observation | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 39778e51-e9ea-48e6-acc6-8f2384120419 | 2010-07-16T22:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | macon | GA | us | 32.840556 | -83.6325 | light | 16200 | Several flashing lights in various positions seen in the northern sky nightly. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8a6c7ca0-d554-4177-b0c9-b5f2cfe67ebc | 2009-07-17T20:04:00-04:00 | 2009 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | oval | 7200 | Unexplained orange glow, craft, over Los Angeles. ((NUFORC Note: Possible sighting of a celestial body. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6e7ea975-5fca-4b1e-bda4-6e9918a568d1 | 2010-07-18T00:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | light | 7200 | ((HOAX??)) They know who we are. They are calling our names. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b75c5cc3-d6f0-496d-9c5b-ba1e921e651e | 2000-07-19T09:00:00-04:00 | 2000 | el paso | TX | us | 31.758611 | -106.486389 | sphere | 7200 | Spheres in a triangular formation over the skies of El Paso, TX show their beauty as well as their capabilities and intelligence. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7b619187-bace-465f-b119-6d9c99b283fc | 1968-07-20T15:00:00-04:00 | 1968 | san jose | CA | us | 37.339444 | -121.893889 | circle | 7200 | Disk, hovered over shoping center. 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c009eb7a-e15f-4485-aab8-bbaf81671fe6 | 2004-07-20T18:15:00-04:00 | 2004 | west phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | light | 9000 | Brights lights southwest of Phoenix near Palo Verde Nuclear Power plant | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6eafe848-9146-4c3b-9d3b-40a6428baa85 | 2004-08-24T00:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | light | 9000 | Bright objects seen for extended periods on cloudy night. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 636e0f02-447b-4f54-820c-3da0c4f52187 | 2012-07-21T23:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | boulder | CO | us | 40.015 | -105.27 | light | 10800 | 4 bright lights observed for 3 hours above Boulder/Lafayette, CO with repeated movements as if surveying the land. ((Planets?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1f2030b4-e06d-493c-a754-e207981fb3df | 2010-07-23T20:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | oklahoma city | OK | us | 35.4675 | -97.516111 | circle | 10800 | Circular craft blinking red, yellow, orange, green, blue. ((NUFORC Note: Possible twinkling star, or celestial body, perhaps? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 55d07661-15af-4f14-a285-e9644c45a74b | 2010-07-24T23:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | wilmington | DE | us | 39.745833 | -75.546944 | other | 5400 | Brightly lit object floating silently near tall trees. ((NUFORC Note: Possibly Jupiter in the southern sky. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7731e55a-c743-4cd5-b94e-73d53eadeed5 | 1999-07-28T17:30:00-04:00 | 1999 | dayton | OH | us | 39.758889 | -84.191667 | other | 7200 | Summer of ྟ Nostrodamus prophecy sighting near WPAFB | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bd01bec0-05ad-4fb2-8619-806c9178ffff | 2003-07-29T19:30:00-04:00 | 2003 | new york city (brooklyn) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | changing | 7200 | My wife looked out the window at around 11:30 PM. and saw a light in the distance to the west over Manhattan. At first we thought it w | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bdbd33c1-7ad5-40c4-8004-1b10dec2603d | 2006-07-28T21:28:00-04:00 | 2006 | topeka | KS | us | 39.048333 | -95.677778 | light | 7200 | It appeared to be a quickly moving star... | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b831c10c-7e99-4d51-ab01-87f205bc5e49 | 2013-07-28T22:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | denver | CO | us | 39.739167 | -104.984167 | sphere | 5400 | Transparent red balloon/bubble thing with lights. Had intelligence | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f8f9b69a-626c-4f25-ab51-72761329db37 | 1969-07-30T09:00:00-04:00 | 1969 | akron | OH | us | 41.081389 | -81.519167 | circle | 10800 | Giant Silver Ball Hanging Over Akron In the Late 1960's | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c3baf224-b416-4b1a-a9c5-f3145575e495 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | circle | 5400 | UFO's over Silverlake | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 | ||
| 6b0eaed4-6dda-47d9-b932-f251a4f89de1 | 2011-07-04T14:30:00-04:00 | 2011 | new york | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 10800 | Bright lights over New York! | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c1be3144-3bea-42a8-b1d1-2d27fde77627 | 2012-07-04T18:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | topeka | KS | us | 39.048333 | -95.677778 | circle | 7200 | Very strange red fireballs | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c4833912-808d-4d8e-ae36-bb56cb847388 | 1973-07-05T16:00:00-04:00 | 1973 | stockton (intersection of i-5 and i-580) | CA | us | 37.957778 | -121.289722 | changing | 10800 | Witnessed numerous UFO's along I-5 from Stockton south to Tehachipi on busy holiday weekend. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8cd38018-fda7-4566-95d3-86b09d37d34c | 1998-07-07T13:00:00-04:00 | 1998 | denver (above) | CO | us | 39.739167 | -104.984167 | sphere | 21600 | Strange object, stranger events that followed on seeing the object in the Mountains above Denver | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f4a0fa2f-238e-48fb-bad0-7bead58ceb6e | 2003-08-10T15:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | unknown | 6000 | Stationary object over New Mexico | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 48e1bd8b-def2-4ecd-b7b6-ec23b9b8c9e0 | 2010-08-09T20:00:00-04:00 | 2010 | saint paul (east side) | MN | us | 44.944444 | -93.093056 | other | 10800 | UFO Sighting On Saint Paul's Eastside. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 72d6f54f-a2ca-4939-b28e-4135ea48ecc4 | 2013-08-10T18:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | duluth | MN | us | 46.783333 | -92.106389 | light | 16200 | Multiple groups of 30-40 lights signaling with flashes and moving in sync. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ac9d0bca-0c2e-428c-b9d1-98bf8dcb345c | 1952-08-01T17:30:00-04:00 | 1952 | tampa | FL | us | 27.947222 | -82.458611 | oval | 9000 | Triangulation radar fix (USAF, civil, Navy). I ordered intercept by SAC B-29. B-29 tracked object. Central fire control system locked | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 19eff2f3-f3aa-4dfc-a7e9-2a4b2262d21f | 1997-08-11T21:00:00-04:00 | 1997 | grand rapids | MI | us | 42.963333 | -85.668056 | light | 4800 | Small distant white light floating about the east side of Grand Rapids during the night. Flashing green and red lights, not much movem | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 7069d300-c96a-4052-878b-d7e5347bf450 | 2006-08-23T22:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | louisville | KY | us | 38.254167 | -85.759444 | sphere | 10800 | 6 orbs moving in formation high above the atmosphere | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1a6f5a91-e922-4330-95c2-e770880635c8 | 2006-08-13T19:30:00-04:00 | 2006 | atlanta | GA | us | 33.748889 | -84.388056 | light | 10800 | Single light that morphs into line of lights or triangle, then back to a light and speeds away. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d3f87c97-5019-4c00-94ad-12ededacf0d2 | 1998-08-14T18:00:00-04:00 | 1998 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | rectangle | 18000 | Large visible object on moon | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8e6eb41b-769f-479d-a60d-43c869f049ad | 2003-08-14T17:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | sphere | 14400 | Manhattan skyline UFO on night of the blackout ((NUFORC Note: Sighting of Mars?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 15579d3b-f044-4071-a643-2991b0937983 | 2009-08-14T00:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | sacramento | CA | us | 38.581667 | -121.493333 | sphere | 7200 | FIVE UFO SIGHTINGS IN THE SAME PLACE FOR 4 NIGHTS STRAIGHT! | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e121cf53-1aee-4115-a95c-34b0e976e27f | 1968-08-15T23:00:00-04:00 | 1968 | kansas ciy | KS | nan | 39.114053 | -94.627464 | changing | 97200 | Deep red light changeing to two much larger spheres of white light then changeing back to the red light again. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| cd9175f0-7de6-4a58-b457-ba4e1cf1f35e | 2006-08-15T21:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | san jose | CA | us | 37.339444 | -121.893889 | changing | 10800 | I have been seeing this star like light for over two years from my kithchen window. ((NUFORC Note: Twinkling star? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ba833fa9-110c-4c83-a44d-f962ffe9c6a4 | 1997-08-17T05:30:00-04:00 | 1997 | philadelphia | PA | us | 39.952222 | -75.164167 | sphere | 25200 | I sighted in daylight between 1 and 8 small, bright, round objects high in the sky over a period of 7 hours that flew from north to eas | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f5550221-7330-4691-b673-534fbdc37616 | 2013-08-18T01:30:00-04:00 | 2013 | austin | TX | us | 30.266944 | -97.742778 | rectangle | 4500 | Craft videoed near daybreak near Austin. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bde73e7b-ffea-42d0-b1f3-3040d83c12c2 | 2004-08-19T11:30:00-04:00 | 2004 | minneapolis | MN | us | 44.98 | -93.263611 | sphere | 7200 | White sphere viewed with naked eye and telescope in broad daylight was most likely a high altitude balloon | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 206c6e39-b7dc-4244-96ba-2c9819c257a0 | 2004-08-19T11:50:00-04:00 | 2004 | minneapolis area | MN | nan | 44.983334 | -93.26667 | other | 18000 | Daylight star over twin cities, minnesota. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 97dc87f8-d7cc-4cb7-9e74-91f0496f7319 | 2004-08-19T12:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | minneapolis | MN | us | 44.98 | -93.263611 | circle | 7200 | large object minneapolis baffles experts. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| bcbcb10e-e3e1-42d1-a808-f70a06cdc70f | 2004-08-19T13:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | st. paul | MN | us | 44.944444 | -93.093056 | circle | 14400 | White circular object observed 2.5 handspans above horizon for 4+ hours by 8 people in St. Paul, MN. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 771e112e-e100-47e1-8506-c2db6721d2d4 | 2004-08-19T13:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | st. paul | MN | us | 44.944444 | -93.093056 | light | 10800 | Bright light hovers for hours in broad daylight, thousands of people see it. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1e65923a-9381-4fb8-9ad0-07e44e3b7832 | 2004-08-19T14:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | minneapolis | MN | us | 44.98 | -93.263611 | circle | 12600 | White high-altitude object suspended over Twin Cities and witnessed for 12 hours | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 0da2909f-b5c6-4da8-8f3b-5c3cac2e1ec6 | 2009-08-19T18:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | albuquerque | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | cigar | 10800 | Short cigar shaped object with rays of light eminating from one end; stayed in the sky for 2 hrs+. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 82bf1426-cbfd-49f6-a15a-77068877c142 | 2004-08-21T17:00:00-04:00 | 2004 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 10800 | Beam of light in NE Houston | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b5fd59ef-805e-455c-8a4b-01d15d81e126 | 2003-08-23T01:30:00-04:00 | 2003 | salt lake city | UT | us | 40.760833 | -111.890278 | light | 7200 | Object w/bright flashing colored lights observed over Wasatch Mtns. 6 days in a row. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| ad610db2-4023-4285-bce5-24423953fd59 | 2006-08-23T17:00:00-04:00 | 2006 | fairfield | CA | us | 38.249444 | -122.038889 | cone | 21600 | Sighting of Cone/Sphere shaped Crafts at Solano County Sherrifs Dept. , Fairfield, CA 500 Lights On Object0: Yes | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 040b2dff-11c4-4ecf-9392-85e92d632068 | 2009-08-23T10:53:00-04:00 | 2009 | dallas | TX | us | 32.783333 | -96.8 | other | 345600 | Wingless faceless brown bodied being lands on underhang of apt days appears in apt. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 16962cb1-8f76-4cc4-949b-32208a563396 | 2011-08-23T21:15:00-04:00 | 2011 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | fireball | 7200 | I WAS SLEEPING IN MY BED TO BE AWAKING IN A PARALYZING STATE. I COULD NOT MOVE A BONE IN MY BODY. MY MUSCLES WERE NOT RESPONDING. I WAS | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f4913d77-afaf-458e-ab6e-036bb4649b5a | 2008-08-25T05:30:00-04:00 | 2008 | new york city (bronx) | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | changing | 7200 | morphing/blimp/disc | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 77b8622f-78ea-4775-81b9-599a72191ad2 | 2011-08-30T19:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | long beach | CA | us | 33.766944 | -118.188333 | light | 7200 | UFO sighting in Long Beach, one drops from the sky, the other remained | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b1bf18fe-2073-409b-ae2b-7e67fb9addb7 | 2013-08-31T00:30:00-04:00 | 2013 | albuquerque (southeast) | NM | us | 35.084444 | -106.650556 | light | 5400 | THE SKY SOUTHEAST OF ABQ THERE WAS A GROUPING OF LIGHTS JUMPING IN ONE AREA FOR OVER AN HOUR | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 552fc7ae-5525-4800-828c-9ae0ceb5e414 | 2001-08-03T21:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | cylinder | 18000 | The most amazing thing we have ever seen. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| fd7da1a6-5e7c-4a77-b288-5dbabd815313 | 2008-08-04T10:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | orlando | FL | us | 28.538056 | -81.379444 | changing | 21600 | black survival knife shaped object seen over orlando florida | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 172d73cb-b7fd-42ca-aaac-fbb6ad962d19 | 2008-08-04T10:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | orlando | FL | us | 28.538056 | -81.379444 | changing | 21600 | Transforming cigar shape with large protrusions that move and interlock | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 4983a2fa-0b07-403a-8771-e96ee8193429 | 2012-08-04T22:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | other | 10800 | Large bright star-like objects that seem to seek out a property and change position with a person's movement. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b01ceb6c-385b-4255-8d80-d6cdccc96095 | 1995-08-06T14:45:00-04:00 | 1995 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | unknown | 28800 | Many individuals report multiple objects in formation moving, zigzagging in sky above city. Had red, green, & white lights. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5b28f4f3-f97a-4418-b3cd-5953a7094c67 | 1995-08-06T20:30:00-04:00 | 1995 | bakersfield | CA | us | 35.373333 | -119.017778 | unknown | 5400 | Boy reports seeing two large obj. w/ red, green, and white lights maneuvering overhead, making sudden sharp turns. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| de4ca5d2-931c-4356-b22c-4ae8dc6a468b | 2009-08-07T18:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | sacramento | CA | us | 38.581667 | -121.493333 | cigar | 172800 | Log cylinder flying thing extremely fast | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1b5aa84d-7db5-42c2-85a9-f1da61cb3d1c | 2001-09-11T17:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | light | 10800 | colored lights stationary in sky on night of air traffic shutdown in USA 9/11/01 | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 2945a4d5-8f4a-416a-81fa-033d97c417ce | 2003-09-10T23:00:00-04:00 | 2003 | lake charles | LA | us | 30.226389 | -93.217222 | sphere | 19800 | We saw one large craft that changed colors and later on we saw 2 other crafts that were smaller and emitted a red light. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| f91548fe-7747-44bf-898e-7597dd122063 | 2011-09-11T16:00:00-04:00 | 2011 | los angeles | CA | us | 34.052222 | -118.242778 | changing | 7200 | Downtown night lights in Los Angeles bunch of shaping lights and rays of blue lighting. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 79af4d0e-7f08-42a6-876a-64ce1c792197 | 1994-08-31T22:00:00-04:00 | 1994 | new york city | NY | us | 40.714167 | -74.006389 | light | 10800 | 5 LIGHT THAT LOOKED LIKE STARS MOVING UP AND DOWN ON LIGHT AT A TIME | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d67a4dd2-f462-41d4-ab75-c88395f72881 | 1999-09-01T02:30:00-04:00 | 1999 | stockton | CA | us | 37.957778 | -121.289722 | formation | 7200 | Multiple contrails on polar trajectory | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| b9829133-c078-419b-b7ec-b6245ed81448 | 2012-09-01T19:00:00-04:00 | 2012 | eugene | OR | us | 44.052222 | -123.085556 | circle | 7200 | UFO's all over the night skies of eugene, oregon. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 705b78f6-f892-44cc-ab04-05b32d8ea0bc | 2001-09-12T18:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | louisville (ky)/henryville (in) | KY | us | 38.254167 | -85.759444 | other | 25200 | ufos watching over america?? | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 38f909a5-6f06-4ed3-9f1e-cb8a389dcf86 | 2000-09-13T17:00:00-04:00 | 2000 | dayton | OH | us | 39.758889 | -84.191667 | triangle | 25200 | At around 9PM september 13th 2000 a craft, the size of a football field was seen very low in the sky going in the direction of Wright P | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 45f55325-0255-46a1-bc86-4c07f4680213 | 2013-09-13T18:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | boulder | CO | us | 40.015 | -105.27 | changing | 18000 | September, Friday the 13 Left Hand Canyon hundreds of crafts and beings in the sky and on the ground | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3673c158-b905-44e1-9037-d11233d6f378 | 1995-09-15T11:00:00-04:00 | 1995 | seattle | WA | us | 47.606389 | -122.330833 | unknown | 10800 | 7 witnesses on Phinney Ridge see 4-6 tiny metallic "cigars" hovering, moving, ascending in cloudless sky. Dramatic sighting! | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c35669db-06ec-41e8-bdb7-d88748e1f517 | 2007-09-16T17:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | bremerton | WA | us | 47.5675 | -122.631389 | light | 18000 | changing object hovering in sky for five hours. ((NUFORC Note: Celestial body…star or planet?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| dc9e5986-34ae-47d6-9789-0c3d1407fa87 | 2004-09-17T03:45:00-04:00 | 2004 | phoenix | AZ | us | 33.448333 | -112.073333 | sphere | 11700 | DAYLIGHT SIGHTING OF SPHERE IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 6e35bc90-43a4-425b-b586-298496a6558c | 2003-09-18T17:30:00-04:00 | 2003 | colorado springs | CO | us | 38.833889 | -104.820833 | rectangle | 7200 | Very bright, yellowish with dark splotches, an almost perfect parallelogram, seen near Pikes Peak, CO. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3ba3e941-1172-4272-a639-6421adc417f0 | 2000-09-21T19:00:00-04:00 | 2000 | san jose | CA | us | 37.339444 | -121.893889 | oval | 10800 | possible UFO crash debris discovered in southwest New Mexico (recent) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 200ba643-0168-4c9e-9c8e-1cffaa6c25d5 | 1999-09-01T23:30:00-04:00 | 1999 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | light | 7200 | Light streaked across sky ... power failure/brownout followed. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d2006d31-37b5-4805-862d-2f76b274d45f | 2005-09-01T22:00:00-04:00 | 2005 | new orleans | LA | us | 29.954444 | -90.075 | sphere | 7200 | I saw several high speed sphere shaped objects with purposeful erratic turning ability , with night vision goggles | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 8039fef4-7058-4c86-ba06-ab46a644e44e | 2007-09-22T18:00:00-04:00 | 2007 | cleveland | OH | us | 41.499444 | -81.695556 | changing | 7200 | Red and Blue lights hovering over Cleveland's West side. We saw it from the E side in Garfield. ((NUFORC Note: Star?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 32f952bd-4046-4bd0-8e9a-85e72646977a | 2002-09-23T17:15:00-04:00 | 2002 | long beach | CA | us | 33.766944 | -118.188333 | triangle | 4500 | Time was about 21:15 I was in my back yard when I heard a loud jet as I looked up I could see these lights flashing I could not believe | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c8c51ac7-1069-424b-9093-caeaf9e17624 | 2003-09-23T00:27:00-04:00 | 2003 | portland | OR | us | 45.523611 | -122.675 | light | 5400 | single object non-moving, changing colors, red, blue-green, white | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 1b27300a-861c-4458-a566-d84202c6da21 | 2009-09-23T17:00:00-04:00 | 2009 | san diego | CA | us | 32.715278 | -117.156389 | light | 7200 | Ball of moving light over North County, San Diego | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 293b4ccb-9f2a-4109-a260-47ec8becaa41 | 2013-09-22T21:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | waterloo | IA | us | 42.492778 | -92.342778 | other | 7200 | Moving lights in the sky seen in different variations. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 62e1c813-8ee0-4a92-9e7e-a01d9dade394 | 2008-09-25T21:00:00-04:00 | 2008 | philapdlphia | PA | nan | 39.952335 | -75.163789 | diamond | 7200 | seen object with telescope moving in a circular motion relitive to the size of a thumbnail. ((NUFORC Note: Star?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| d3816748-12cf-4f81-b4a0-4377b197d5d9 | 2011-09-25T22:45:00-04:00 | 2011 | houston | TX | us | 29.763056 | -95.363056 | light | 6900 | Point of light in the sky; too bright for star, moving unlike aircraft, satellite, ba.loon or parachute. ((NUFORC Note: Star?? PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| db850b0d-3ee0-4d39-a2b7-c40515ba5e0e | 1966-09-26T20:00:00-04:00 | 1966 | norfolk | VA | us | 36.846667 | -76.285556 | oval | 5400 | My dad Lcdr Lund said it was real later in my life, this was a Navy Secret. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 99647466-2afc-4898-84c8-0bebfde41da4 | 1980-09-27T17:00:00-04:00 | 1980 | st. paul | MN | us | 44.944444 | -93.093056 | light | 7200 | ufo encounter with missing time | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 41e5302c-d6c9-4cb8-84c3-525e58c08b88 | 2013-09-28T16:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | cleveland | OH | us | 41.499444 | -81.695556 | circle | 14400 | Red and green orb. ((NUFORC Note: We suspect a sighting of Arcturus. PD)) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 3772a835-e986-4a0a-aca3-c98f903dc166 | 1995-09-29T15:00:00-04:00 | 1995 | sacramento | CA | us | 38.581667 | -121.493333 | unknown | 12600 | Man reports object with white & red lights "very close to sun and moon." (??) (Detailed facts not available.) | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| c9a0d6a1-14a9-438a-a7fc-0efcfc41504e | 2001-09-29T19:00:00-04:00 | 2001 | albany | NY | us | 42.6525 | -73.756667 | formation | 10800 | formations in the sky | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 72803842-5a28-4c7a-abe0-c1951d9af84a | 2013-09-29T14:00:00-04:00 | 2013 | haverhill | MA | us | 42.776111 | -71.077778 | other | 21600 | Frequent sightings in same area nightly! | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| e1f42ca1-c029-45d8-90ab-5824eff90bbe | 1996-09-30T18:00:00-04:00 | 1996 | traverse city | MI | us | 44.763056 | -85.620556 | rectangle | 5400 | U.F.O. sighting and lost time. | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 673dbe9d-b377-477a-8abb-8f893d72d728 | 2011-09-03T16:16:00-04:00 | 2011 | rochester (town of chili) | NY | us | 43.154722 | -77.615833 | circle | 4440 | 8-18 red/orange lights seemingly rising from the distant tree line above I-490 westbound after chili center exit south/southwest of my | 7.5 | civilian | NUFORC | 3 |
| 5008c00f-f4fd-47d3-9149-3cd542a88a6e | 2007-05-13T21:48:00 | 2007 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL800 | UFO reported at 1629 and 1632 by AAL576,MD82,DFW..STLand SWA385, B737, TUL..HOU, off the Maverick 012/65, possibly at FL800. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2007-05-13T21:48 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0004416c-93e1-4fa9-ab17-ee4034dba670 | 2009-04-23T00:45:00 | 2009 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL250 | ACFT 5-miles north of IAH, at FL250,encountereda UFO which resembles a very large kite. No further details. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2009-04-23T00:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3cc665e6-aefb-4def-b41b-886eac5ba288 | 2009-09-10T06:45:00 | 2009 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Several reports of UFO (unidentifiedlightsabove FL400) sightings between STL, St. Louis, MO and SGF, Springfield, MO. NORAD and CONR advisedthere are no reports of any space debrisreentry. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2009-09-10T06:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9745c1cc-4196-4e57-8a16-374b6f985036 | 2010-12-24T17:58:00 | 2010 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | ZFW reported thatthepilot of SKW4525,DFW to SLC, said he observed a UFO that had been matching his speed direction and altitude (FL360) for the past 15 to 20 minutes. The object had alternating red, white and green lights and was reported to be approximately 40 miles west of the WINK VOR. Subsequently, near the same geographic position N449TM, BE40 observed the same thing but stated it was at his altitude (FL410) and additionally had a flashing yellow light. Neither ZFW or HQ DEN observed a target in the area. At 1256, both pilots reported to ZFW that the object had faded and was no longer observed. HQ DEN contacted CONR, NORAD and AMOC. All stated they observed nothing in the area. All DEN participants will report any additional sitings. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2010-12-24T17:58 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3952a215-6489-4d25-ab67-21147102ff8d | 2011-01-26T17:26:00 | 2011 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | 50E FWA pilot reported small luminous bright objects above at FL340. Other aircraft in area queried, one at FL310 and one at FL410 and no one else saw it. ZAU advised the pilot stated the UFO was at it's 2 o'clock position. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2011-01-26T17:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b07a2383-9c30-45c6-a093-4f36b4f4b982 | 2013-08-28T07:18:00 | 2013 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL210 | At approximately 0210over Kessel, WV (ESL),FL210,rocket/UFO brake light observed going up. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2013-08-28T07:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3c192389-c933-4aa0-b753-057ec26dc5b7 | 2014-08-10T07:30:00 | 2014 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | PIC reported a UFO CONTRAIL and something shiny at FL 330 while assigned FL320 that caused concern. Location was MLS330040. HQ DEN advised contact information for National UFO Reporting Center IAW 7210.3, 4-7-4. HQ DEN equipment didn't show traffic in reported area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2014-08-10T07:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 38b60c98-e3ca-4324-ab49-f8ff55719cef | 2014-12-15T07:05:00 | 2014 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported observing a strobe light 20NM W Parkersburg at FL380, flashing about once every 30 seconds. Light appear to be above ACFT and PIC reported incident as a UFO. ZID queried other ACFT in the area with negative reports. 0212 other ACFT now report light is high up in the atmosphere, possibly a satellite or space debris. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2014-12-15T07:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e2713021-5f93-4789-999c-2f48a3375cd8 | 2015-05-17T23:46:00 | 2015 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | UAL935 at FL400 and ASA794at FL390 both reported a bright light above them traveling at an excessive rate of speed to the Northeast. LAT/Long provided was 4435N/11648W.1850 ZLC reported multiple other ACFT in the same area are reporting the same sightings.1853HQ DEN advised ZLC to report issue to UFO reporting Center and HQ DEN advised WADS for situational awareness and will monitor area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2015-05-17T23:46 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a1fc7e98-0916-4eb0-95fa-9dda14a78987 | 2015-07-24T13:49:00 | 2015 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | ZDC OMIC advised two ACFT(N605WG and AVA020) reported observing UFO approximately 150NM north of SWL VORTAC at approximately FL500. Object was reportedly illuminated and traveling at a high rate of speed from West to East. No other descriptive details provided. EADS advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2015-07-24T13:49 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b17373cf-7418-42f2-859a-98257ea0e509 | 2016-01-02T03:02:00 | 2016 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | ZJX advised while 30 miles south of FLO,PIC observed a fast moving UFO at FL370 500 feet above ACFT, opposite direction. No description provided. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2016-01-02T03:02 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0dacaabb-1589-459a-a430-83f8e321ad07 | 2018-06-15T19:56:00 | 2018 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | 1545 UPDATE; DoD reported a couple F22s in the area but are unsure whether they are the cause of the issue. Spoke with ZDC and they have had no further reports. Will continue to monitor. 1456 ZDC reporting 5 UFO reports over the Patuxent (PXT) VOR between FL320 and FL350, objects are showing up on TCAS displays of other aircraft in the area. Requested DoD organization on the DEN to check for military activity in the area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2018-06-15T19:56 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 60e25fbc-3e82-4a8e-9c11-e36ad8a3eda6 | 2019-02-08T17:26:00 | 2019 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | PIC reported a UFO on the CPN14010 between FL370 and FL390. They described the UFO as having red, green, and white lights and being static. UFO call center number was given to ZLC to pass to PIC. ZLC painted no targets other than UAL1104 in the area. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2019-02-08T17:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 04ca958c-6f70-4a61-a588-e9524674247f | 2019-02-10T07:55:00 | 2019 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | PIC reported a UFO while S bound at FL350. UFO had a white flashing light, slow moving, estimated at FL400 - FL500 NE bound. Lat/Long: 42:47N 121:42W. ZSE CPC observed a primary target in the vicinity showing 20 knots. WADS advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2019-02-10T07:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1aae5ed4-1f01-4060-8393-bf2bada2d9be | 2019-02-10T04:58:00 | 2019 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | ZBW reported that PICobserved a UFO withflashing lights at FL500 descending rapidly. ACFT was E bound at FL390 90NM SE of BOS. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2019-02-10T04:58 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a489a917-37cc-4e1b-ae7a-50a60c9d7c9e | 2019-03-04T06:32:00 | 2019 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | OMIC advised that 2 aircraft at approximately 0115zidentified a bright light in their vicinity (UAL1065 confirmed), AMX stated the term UFO. No evasive action was taken. ZME will file MOR by DEN request. AJI Safety assisted DEN with FALCON review and identified numerous aircraft in the vicinity of the reporting aircraft. No other reports were made. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2019-03-04T06:32 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 98c0fc69-4831-4c51-8dae-0f9c472df84e | 2020-01-07T11:53:00 | 2020 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | PIC reported a UFO, described as a string of white lights, off their left side at approximately FL350 while at FL240 W bound 30NM SE of Talladega, AL. No evasive action taken. UFO Reporting Center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2020-01-07T11:53 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ab13007a-9bf1-44c2-b76a-81b3c5a476cb | 2020-11-09T09:15:00 | 2020 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | PIC reported a UFO above them while SE bound while at FL450 near ZBV VOR (Bimini). The light was described as "brighter than any star they had ever seen." No evasive action taken. ZMA contacted the UFO Reporting Center. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2020-11-09T09:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2cd47bc8-1363-4669-a3f9-d6e47422634d | 2020-12-26T21:41:00 | 2020 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UAS | Facility: DEN | At 2055 aircraft reported a silver UFO pass overhead while NE bound at 29,000 feet, 13 NM SW of RDU. No evasive action was taken. UFO reporting center notified by HQ DEN at 2145. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2020-12-26T21:41 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 81a2cc88-e25e-4e5a-9d4a-b12a0fdf331a | 2021-02-13T23:39:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL180 | At 2315 PIC reported a UFO at the AND060008 off right side while NW bound at FL 180. Object was fast moving and climbing. Message left with UFO reporting center. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-02-13T23:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c6046af8-5eac-4d1d-93fb-44cbff6a32ce | 2021-02-21T19:59:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | 1918 PIC reported UFO at FL360 while WB TAD180030. It was described as a long cylindrical object that was EB and went over the top of the aircraft. UFO reporting center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-02-21T19:59 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3794dfea-9271-413a-997a-685904a2feeb | 2021-04-19T23:02:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL250 | UFO Report: PIC observed a "UFO" described as a red orb with black markings off the right side, 30 feet above and 200 feet laterally. ACFT was at FL250, south bound at the CVG360015. PIC later suggested it was a possible weather balloon, but was unsure. 0013 UPDATE/CLOSEOUT: ZID OM reviewed tapes and determined PIC did not state that object was a "UFO", but did state that it passed within very close proximity to the ACFT. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-04-19T23:02 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a5af4f9c-e517-480e-a81c-93be0d2e4b4a | 2021-04-26T05:45:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | PIC of N39RC and JBU1380 reported a UFO described as a white, rapidly circling light at approximately FL450 in the vicinity of IAD231240 out of the right side of the ACFTs. Both pilots reported it was short in duration and disappeared at the same time. AWO/JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-04-26T05:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 949ba136-e6d4-4e3f-9201-dd84394bd5cf | 2021-05-04T19:26:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | 1915 PIC reported UFO passing left to right at FL370, ABQ165025. The UFO was flying too fast to provide description. UFO call center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-05-04T19:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 95d796e3-1dfe-4184-a7fe-c392c1f995d5 | 2021-05-21T05:58:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL210 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 11 o'clock position while NE bound at FL210, 9.6 NM SE of LFD. The unknown phenomenon was cluster of lights traveling in a circular direction at approximately FL350. Hillsdale PD notified at 517-439-9913. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-05-21T05:58 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 27d6db0b-f6a0-43c4-b7cd-073fe0ba5cfb | 2021-06-09T02:01:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon, a glowing white cylindrical object, off the right side while NE bound at FL450, 29 NM SW of GCN. The unknown phenomenon was paralleling the aircraft at the same speed approximately 3,000 feet above. PIC stated he was taking pictures and video of the object. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-06-09T02:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0a33df94-6623-46e6-b5af-4642397df634 | 2021-06-12T21:10:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL200 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon pass underneath while SSW bound at FL200, 40 NM ENE of PBI over water. The unknown phenomenon was smaller than their aircraft, described as white and diamond shaped, traveling fast, N bound at approximately FL195. Palm Beach Sheriff notified 561-471-7450. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-06-12T21:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 095586db-21d6-499c-a946-4f85d29774ee | 2021-06-20T20:05:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while ENE bound at FL430, over ACO. The unknown phenomenon was undescribed by the flight crew, traveling an unknown direction at approximately the same altitude. LEO notification not reported. JH notified SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-06-20T20:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 863a1f8b-01b6-4a19-956c-83343aa1737a | 2021-08-06T03:52:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while ENE bound at FL330, vicinity of PMM VOR. The unknown phenomenon had star shaped lighting, rapidly changing altitudes then hovered. No evasive action reported. ZAU will call UFO reporting hotline. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-08-06T03:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5218f2c3-9b86-4eea-bf83-96beb02e949b | 2021-08-22T16:30:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL200 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off of left side while SW bound at FL200, 10 NM NE of ISO. No other information was given by the pilot or facility. National UFO reporting number called. AWO/CM notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-08-22T16:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 28e30706-3b3a-4577-983f-fcb9c37a4f7e | 2021-08-28T06:34:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while N bound at FL400 over RIC. The unknown phenomenon was strobing in a race track formation near DCA at approximately FL550 or above. Object not visible at 0637 or later. AWO/TSOC/WOC/CM notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-08-28T06:34 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2cba2eac-88bd-43d9-80cc-60c06b59cf08 | 2021-09-12T01:17:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 1,000 above the aircraft while SE bound at FL410, 65 NM E of ABQ. The pilot was unable to describe the elements of the UFO. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-09-12T01:17 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6dad1734-1cc0-4766-87a6-d649fb32d3fa | 2021-11-27T01:51:00 | 2021 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them while W bound at FL380 descending, 040 NM E of BGS. The unknown phenomenon was traveling E bound at approximately FL 600. LEO notification not reported. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2021-11-27T01:51 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d61aafe1-7a2c-4414-a66b-66157afb29a3 | 2022-02-13T13:01:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound at FL400, VCNTY of ONL VOR. The unknown phenomenon was described as a flash of light or space debris. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-02-13T13:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7965cfef-62b3-413b-8e05-9e4d149739c9 | 2022-02-26T17:25:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while east bound at FL380, 42 NM SW of SPI. The unknown phenomenon was a balloon 25 ft in diameter. PIC reported NMAC. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-02-26T17:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6510afde-e634-4c41-9351-51c934885737 | 2022-02-26T17:25:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while east bound at FL380, 42 NM SW of SPI. The unknown phenomenon was a balloon 25 ft in diameter. PIC reported NMAC. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-02-26T17:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 34e318c9-8f12-4608-b889-b38b2269d8c5 | 2022-03-10T00:39:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: OTHER | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reporting observing a possible UFO with a line of stationary strobe lights far above his aircraft while SW bound at FL400 10 miles N of LYH. The strobe lights turned off a few seconds afterwards. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-03-10T00:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 67d3d701-8e06-4466-b289-5cd41f79d272 | 2022-03-29T14:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | GTI8050 and GTI617 at FL 350 reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon that appeared to be rocket with a flash traveling NW. The phenomenon was above aircraft were NE bound, at approximately SYA. HQ DEN contacted the NORAD FAA ATSCS. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-03-29T14:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7a5aed74-0aeb-4f61-b675-a618c7603183 | 2022-03-29T12:45:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL240 | Aircraft QXE2452 at FL240 and SKW3944 at FL300 both reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their left side while north bound, at approximately Eugene, OR (44.22n / 123.16w). HQ DEN contacted the NORAD FAA ATSCS who conferred with METOC, MSD and the CSPOC, concluded that the unknown phenomenon given the pilots description was probably space debris. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-03-29T12:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 27f1d53b-e7d3-4f40-9c14-7d8997e8aef4 | 2022-04-09T08:15:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | The Flight Crew is reporting observing a set of lights very high in the distance maneuvering in the approximate vicinity of Stillwater, OK. A second aircraft, 56NM in trail of UAL2330 is DAL309, a B753 at FL350 in route from LAX to ATL is observing the same lights in the distance, very high above and in the approximate same vicinity as reported by the crew of UAL2330 operating at FL330. The DEN inquired of ZKC who have communication with NKS806, and passing within 20NM of SWO heading ESE bound at FL370. The flight crew had no reports of sighting any activity in the area. At the time of the observation, UAL2330 and NKS806 were on converging courses with 40NM route separation. At the time of the observation reporting by both DAL309 and UAL2330, the aircraft were 85NM and 20NM W of IRW tracking eastbound. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-04-09T08:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9f0e69f3-2561-4b87-8fb8-29f13416486b | 2022-04-22T01:52:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock overhead while SW bound at FL450 in the vicinity of the ESL VORTAC. The unknown phenomenon was described as a string of bright lights at FL550. The event lasted for 4-5 minutes. LXJ359 experienced a double Attitude Reference System failure and a double Autopilot System failure while directly underneath of the UFO lights. The UFO's lights turned off and the flight crew could still observe that there was something there. The flight crews of SWA368 (DCA-MDW), SWA393 (BWI-MDW), UAL46 (IAH-EDDF) reported sighting the same light phenomenon and held a discussion about what they saw on GUARD frequency. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-04-22T01:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0500d764-d89e-4643-92a2-dd1a858ced0d | 2022-04-26T07:30:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL230 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them while NE bound at FL230, 35NM SE of LBL. The unknown phenomenon was lights maneuvering between approximately FL300 and FL400. JH advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-04-26T07:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 76b30eb0-1d91-47b3-bf14-60f7e18cf1f7 | 2022-05-12T08:05:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NE bound at FL390 over CSN VORTAC. The unknown phenomenon was an equally spaced line of very bright lights moving Eastward away from their aircraft high above their altitude. LEO notification was not made. The flight crew was given the website address to report their sighting. UPS1114 reported the same sighting. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-05-12T08:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3f1c3082-c9d6-4572-a6c9-8f21dce67100 | 2022-05-12T08:05:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL310 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NE bound at FL310 over CSN VORTAC. The unknown phenomenon was an equally spaced line of very bright lights moving Eastward away from their aircraft high above their altitude. LEO notification was not made. The flight crew was given the website address to report their sighting. VTE611 reported the same sighting. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-05-12T08:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 077cd71c-c2a4-4bb7-948a-3425b89e878c | 2022-07-18T03:00:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above aircraft while SE bound at FL 370, 35 NM N of GLH. The unknown phenomenon was described as lights with no contrail traveling at approximately FL 600 or above. 0446 Information reported to the National UFO Reporting Center. AWO/JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-07-18T03:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 67619e5a-6fb2-4524-8bc3-a1e267f1c669 | 2022-07-28T01:50:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while W bound at FL340, 35 miles SE of LBF. The unknown phenomenon was stationary and untethered with no lights. Unknown color or size as it passed underneath of the aircraft. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-07-28T01:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7035e2c9-6f0a-4b1d-a7d3-efdc6c9c9fa6 | 2022-08-06T03:48:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon, off the right side while NW bound at FL360, 115 NM SE of ZQA. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights turning on and off, above the horizon stationary. TY/UFO reporting center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-06T03:48 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 80f7c611-02b4-4008-9846-cce2863bec5d | 2022-08-06T03:47:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon, off the right side while NW bound at FL360, 115 NM SE of ZQA. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights turning on and off, above the horizon stationary. TY/UFO reporting center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-06T03:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4a070d74-22d0-4969-a84d-0a4803f61642 | 2022-08-06T03:35:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon, off the right side while NW bound at FL360, 115 NM SE of ZQA. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights turning on and off, above the horizon stationary. TY/UFO reporting center notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-06T03:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b9e6ec30-6bc8-4011-b535-589354341167 | 2022-08-07T06:30:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon over LIT and above their altitude, while E bound at FL 370, 58 NM S LIT. The unknown phenomenon was 2 to 3 stationary lights appearing and disappearing. No other aircraft observed the lights. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-07T06:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a0a93bf6-12d7-4907-b785-dd91502a4f20 | 2022-08-08T06:50:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the above while NE bound off left side at FL 370, 15 NM SE of LIT. The unknown phenomenon was described as flashing lights traveling west to east in a diamond pattern at high altitude. HQ DEN notified UFO Reporting Center. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-08T06:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d33b09e5-5129-4858-9166-c7d22ec42f84 | 2022-08-08T04:48:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while N bound at FL 370, over ILM. The unknown phenomenon was 5 to 6 lights making 360's at a very high altitude over RDU. 0503 ZDC reports another pilot (FFT1242) observed the lights and believes they are Starlink satellites. 0606 HQ DEN notified UFO Reporting Center. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-08T04:48 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 728f7586-dc5a-4ea3-88e0-7fdab027f2bf | 2022-08-14T05:40:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their left side while SW bound at FL450, 195NM S of ILM. The unknown phenomenon was described as 3 lights in a row and above them in a geosynchronous orbit. AWO/TY advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-14T05:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 616e92f9-906b-4628-abcb-ea913f7c4ab9 | 2022-08-17T05:00:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon from the front side while NE bound at FL390, 38 NM S of FAY. The unknown phenomenon was a bright light in a holding pattern in the upper atmosphere in the vicinity of 37:49N/78:01W, approximately 40 NM NW of RIC. Two other aircraft reported seeing same object. At 0450 SWA1875, B737, MIA-BWI, from the left side, while NE bound at FL390, 9 NM S of LVL. At 0455 SWG603, B738, MUCC-CYUL, from the front side, while N bound at FL380, 26 NM SW of LVL. 0540 Additional aircraft reported seeing same object, SWG411, B38M, MDPP-CYYZ, from front side, while N bound at FL 370, 38 NM NW of RIC. PIC indicated they though phenomenon was star link satellites reflecting sunlight. TY/AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-17T05:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 28911c19-d3f0-49ad-a31c-8ad54eeb971c | 2022-08-18T07:49:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL470 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at FL470, 50NM W of LAX. The unknown phenomenon was a bright light in a holding pattern approximately 5,000 feet above. 0852 AAL6, B789, OGG-DFW, reported same aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL390, 40NM NW of SXC. TY/AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-18T07:49 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1cf7b1cc-2dbc-4c1c-8dd9-18c4e55e8695 | 2022-08-19T05:50:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NE bound at FL390, in the vicinity of LIT. The unknown phenomenon was reported as 2 and 3 blinking lights at an altitude well above FL390 steady over LIT. Multiple ACFT observed the lights. NORAD reports Starlink satellites in the area. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-19T05:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d6baca18-5ab6-462c-831e-3b61e9202296 | 2022-08-28T04:25:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while N bound at FL450, 35NM SE of VXV. The unknown phenomenon was a series of white and orange pulsating lights appeared to be orbiting above the horizon off the left approximately 50NM. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-08-28T04:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e4547fc5-9c6e-4076-89d0-cfbaa4b9531b | 2022-09-12T04:19:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while W bound at FL320, 4NM N of HCH. The unknown phenomenon was 1 flashing light 100NM N of BNA "well above the aircraft's altitude." AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-12T04:19 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5e456ef9-3537-4c33-aff9-2061bcba0caf | 2022-09-12T03:54:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported seeing an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them while NW bound at FL360, 100NM SE of MEM. The unknown phenomenon was a single light that would shine for 3-4 minutes then fade. PIC reported seeing the light six times approximately 60-80NM N of MEM above FL400. AWO advised SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-12T03:54 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ee03c320-9289-44fd-9df0-a3ffbedc6715 | 2022-09-13T04:45:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them off the right side while NW bound at FL320, in the vicinity of MMB. The unknown phenomenon was described as 3 distinct well-lit targets behaving not as the pilot would expect with satellites. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-13T04:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| bb42dc13-4c60-48b4-a1e2-dbdfcb2e1e67 | 2022-09-17T07:35:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at FL370, 40 NM W of LOZ. The unknown phenomenon was multiple bright yellow glowing lights alternating in brightness and number. Lights appear in the same area, near stationary, high above. No LEO notification reported. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-17T07:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 15283927-adc1-4d7c-a137-642b002d5516 | 2022-09-20T08:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at FL350, 45 NM E of TUL. The unknown phenomenon was reported as flare like or bright lights traveling E bound at high altitude. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-20T08:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e361eee0-82a8-47d4-a557-b77a57d8799d | 2022-09-21T04:28:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while west bound at FL360, 40 NM south of PGA. The unknown phenomenon was a light traveling north bound at approximately FL340, the UFO then proceeded to turn its light off and continue north bound. PIC had to stop their descent because the UFO was in the altitude the PIC was trying to descend through. TY/AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-21T04:28 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 643c2967-c87b-458c-9034-296f1bbc950f | 2022-09-27T06:00:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while SE bound at FL350, 50NM WNW of LBL. The unknown phenomenon was described as a sea of flashing white lights below their altitude. The lights were not very bright and observed for over 100NM. No evasive action reported. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-09-27T06:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4bda74e9-9ec0-494a-be0b-91bab3bb553e | 2022-10-09T02:47:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the12 o'clock while W bound at FL340. The unknown phenomenon was traveling W bound at a high rate of speed between their aircraft and the other two aircraft 30 miles ahead. The aircraft was only visible for 10-15 seconds. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-09T02:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2b43abb3-519a-418e-9b96-efef89bf7396 | 2022-10-09T10:25:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Starting at 0955 and continuing, aircraft reports: an unidentified aerial phenomenon overhead while E bound at FL350, over CNX. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights moving in different directions, left of the constellation Leo. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-09T10:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1d2d0f48-69b4-45ff-ae9d-8205f1c1e6da | 2022-10-09T10:24:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Starting at 0955 and continuing, aircraft reports: an unidentified aerial phenomenon overhead while E bound at FL370, over GUP250/050. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights moving in different directions, left of the constellation Leo. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-09T10:24 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3442d5bf-1523-4279-a1d9-381636f24410 | 2022-10-09T10:21:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Starting at 0955 and continuing, aircraft reports: an unidentified aerial phenomenon overhead while E bound at FL350, over GUP. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights moving in different directions, left of the constellation Leo. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-09T10:21 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e671e60a-c430-462e-8792-846631d9165e | 2022-10-09T02:47:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the12 o'clock while W bound at FL340. The unknown phenomenon was traveling W bound at a high rate of speed between their aircraft and the other two aircraft 30 miles ahead. The aircraft was only visible for 10-15 seconds. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-09T02:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 37819706-8f4a-4948-93d7-4db9d5191231 | 2022-10-15T09:23:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NE bound at FL370, 50 NM E of FSD. The unknown phenomenon was twinkling lights traveling from low on the horizon to high on the horizon and described as a celestial phenomenon. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-15T09:23 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a61dbea7-6a0d-4f0c-90ed-34f80dcf3bab | 2022-10-15T09:20:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NE bound at FL370, 25 NM S of ONL. The unknown phenomenon was blue/white lights traveling from low on the horizon to high on the horizon. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-15T09:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7f446057-8107-44ef-bb5f-96527b348c98 | 2022-10-15T08:50:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL350, over FSD. The unknown phenomenon was five white twinkling lights traveling above and in the distance. Two other aircraft reported seeing twinkling lights prior to this report but OS did not have callsigns, HQ DEN requested OS review audio tapes and identify aircraft. 0944 UPDATE: ZMP reports UAL2059 and AAL276 were the aircraft that observed the phenomenon in the area around the same time. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-10-15T08:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 33a664ad-8a2c-4c04-a935-d1b67b7d0be4 | 2022-11-11T11:04:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported unidentified aerial phenomenon above while N bound at FL360, 74NM W of ELY. The unknown phenomenon was 2-3 white lights circling at approximately FL740. Additional aircraft reporting at same time from same location: FDX1879, B763, OAK-SLC, E bound at FL370. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-11-11T11:04 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8a2efbb1-80fa-45ef-9173-5a533487c9c6 | 2022-11-18T08:50:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while NE bound at FL350, over HNK. The unknown phenomenon appeared as aircraft landing lights and was stationary 30 degrees above the horizon. Phenomenon disappeared and reappeared. AWO/TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-11-18T08:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3acdda33-9889-48dd-a54a-af76a2a19f16 | 2022-11-26T03:18:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the rear while NW bound at FL450, 16 NM NW of GLD. The unknown phenomenon was 2 bright lights following aircraft. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-11-26T03:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6efeb2f3-7806-4a49-8047-7b4006db545c | 2022-12-11T09:15:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | MOR was filed for a multitude of reports, but info was very vague. HQ DEN contacted ZMP and requested info be collected to complete entry. ZMP has updated MOR to reflect. All flights reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while E bound at varying altitudes and distances from DSM. They reported Orbs of light moving in various directions. ZMP provided UFO reporting Center numbers to all flights. Below is a list of flights that reported the phenomenon. AWO notified. UAL1204 0922Z DSM246035 FL350 UAL1786 0929Z DSM244050 FL350 UAL362 0930Z DSM263100 FL350 AAL2453 0931Z DSM199050 FL350 ASA392 0932Z DSM227155 FL350 UPS957 0933Z DSM234155 FL390 AAL756 0936Z DSM255180 FL330 DAL2683 0936Z DSM239117 FL350 FFT2034 0942Z DSM240118 FL350 UAL2247 0948Z DSM240166 FL370 UAL1391 0950Z DSM258238 FL350 SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-11T09:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 73f872db-79b2-4062-ab98-65258b7a63d0 | 2022-12-14T10:10:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while E bound at FL350, 40NM WSW of BDF. The unknown phenomenon was reported as flashing lights at approximately FL370. UFO Reporting Center notified. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-14T10:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 94ec1b8a-80c7-43af-852d-2eaeba358a83 | 2022-12-17T20:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon what appeared to be 10 feet off the nose while E bound at FL330, 10 NM WNW of LFD. The unknown phenomenon was a small circular object with flashing white lights, proceeded to depart the field of view below and to the right. No evasive maneuvers were made. No LEO notification provided. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T20:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 96a26ecc-6fa5-4d65-bb38-679ee52298a7 | 2022-12-17T09:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL370, 95NM E MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 05574d1a-ab8b-484e-893e-75ae44fa2ea6 | 2022-12-17T09:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL390, 38NM NW MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f3b1dc3f-0a05-4353-9161-2d609ac770e3 | 2022-12-17T09:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL390, 118NM W MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| afc0944c-8644-4ca1-be18-021ef3c17b77 | 2022-12-17T09:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL370, 78NM E MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f96b0be4-a24d-465b-9b2c-fcbfb14426ef | 2022-12-17T09:55:00 | 2022 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL370, 21NM N MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3b71aad4-0c8e-41e2-9656-c43ffb428971 | 2023-01-14T10:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 11 o'clock while E bound at FL390 over RZC. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be two aircraft with red and white lights at a very high altitude. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-14T10:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 245a5bb7-c240-4b64-93e8-955e269a8fa7 | 2023-01-14T10:30:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 11 o'clock while E bound at FL350 over RZC. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be two aircraft with red and white lights at a very high altitude. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-14T10:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 40174a92-4d22-416b-9ba8-cd71ad26ba23 | 2023-01-23T02:28:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Via MOR: Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their front while NW bound at FL380, 40NM SW of PIE. The unknown phenomenon had changed altitude, vertical speed and light intensity. UFO Reporting Center notified. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-23T02:28 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 056196b7-f8e2-41f9-884e-4a58548d1597 | 2023-01-26T21:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound descending from FL430. The unknown phenomenon was an object traveling SW bound descending into cloud base cover 10 miles N of LYH. The object was observed for 100 miles. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-26T21:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 87cfad99-837a-4e69-9ab1-1d82202733fb | 2023-01-26T20:53:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while descending from FL360 to FL340, 10 miles NE of LYH. A projectile was observed climbing passing through FL360 with a smoke trail going straight up. The unknown phenomenon was described as a shiny missile traveling vertically through FL360 approximately 10 to 30 miles S of LYH. LEO report not provided. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-26T20:53 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c958ee4e-5ba4-4aa5-85a8-7ce80152c6aa | 2023-01-29T09:45:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported 2-3 sets of unidentified aerial phenomenon moving right to left and left to right, possibly over ARG. AAL2547 was at FL370 eastbound and described the objects as "looking like a star turning on and off every minute or so". The location was too far away to confirm location over ARG. Altitude was unknown but they were above NKS2252 at FL390. Multiple aircraft could be heard reporting the incident on other frequencies. AWO notified. MOR: ZME-M-2023/01/29-0003. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-01-29T09:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| bb69d76c-dff8-4570-9c81-e2a68d90ced4 | 2023-02-01T18:45:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a UAP while W bound at FL340 feet, 73 NM of BIL. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be a large balloon between approximately FL370-390. JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-01T18:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0deea868-8d42-4dbe-9765-28c2069d8ce9 | 2023-02-01T10:07:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL350, 10 NM W of BNA. The unknown phenomenon was red, green, and white lights above their altitude traveling in formation. Lights were changing colors and brightness and appeared over Bowling Green. UPS3721, A306, LIT-SDF, 15 NM miles ahead, at FL290. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-01T10:07 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 882b202c-2f78-49ed-a377-206f835ad8cd | 2023-02-01T01:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL420 | Aircraft observed a large silver balloon FL420-450 off the left side while east bound at FL330, 30 NM south of FCA. No evasive action was taken. ZLC checked with WX and TMU and no one has a report of having a balloon airborne. TY/JH notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-01T01:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2198137a-9bfc-4c82-9d00-c8d0bf0e6eb8 | 2023-02-02T00:09:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported a balloon between FL400-FL450, off the left side while east bound at FL350, 10 NM SE of BIL. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-02T00:09 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cbe14c2a-2ca3-45ae-ab3b-bdb9c61ecef9 | 2023-02-03T19:03:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) at 12 o'clock and 20NM, while SE bound at FL370. Location MCM230025. PIC reported something hanging from bottom. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T19:03 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| dce86f38-0e86-4c8e-8b14-6517c2201f3d | 2023-02-03T18:44:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL290 | Sighted while northeast bound at FL290 @STL280090 Multiple additional reports: A/C #2 - AAL16047 Time 1930Z, @ HLV 315018, FL370, Balloon underneath, Est ALT of Balloon FL550, Sector ZKC31, Freq 125.67 A/C #3 - ATN3400 Time 1914Z, @ HLV310022, FL370, Ballon on right side of A/C, Est ALT of Balloon FL400-500, sector ZKC31, Freq 125.67, Balloon is getting smaller and has a basket A/C #4 - N560LA Time 2017Z, @FTZ295030, FL400, Balloon was to the right and above, Est ALT of Balloon FL500, ZKC31 Freq 125.67 A/C #5 - DAL1527 Time 2002Z, @HLV140/011, FL390, Balloon was on the left side of the A/C, Est ALT of Balloon FL450, ZKC31, Freq 125.67 A/C #6 - SWA2285 Time 1946Z, @COU310011, appears to be stationary, Balloon on left side A/C, Est ALT of Balloon FL500-600 A/C #7 - UPS2943 Time 2005Z, @HLV130008, appears to be heading 135, right side of A/C, Est ALT of Balloon FL450, ZKC31, Freq 125.67 A/C #8 - SWA3225 Time 1935Z, @HLV291020, appears to be Heading 230, right side of the A/C, Est ALT of B | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 21c2dbbd-62e5-4c4e-be3c-c9c544399c12 | 2023-02-03T18:41:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the 12 o'clock while W bound at FL430, 15NM SW of MCM. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and below. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T18:41 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e7280c25-9bb9-49d5-8e57-185591964288 | 2023-02-03T18:05:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) at BQS090025 while W bound at FL360. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T18:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 63af44b1-e4f8-448f-89ea-6bfbfb84d7bc | 2023-02-03T17:37:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL600 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while W bound at FL600, aircraft is circling balloon location, 10NM NE of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and below. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:37 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 362011b6-4193-4419-b1f2-84d83c07091c | 2023-02-03T17:32:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while E bound at FL350, 10NM NE of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:32 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d9b21f17-77b2-45db-bde5-ec438de9402f | 2023-02-03T17:26:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while W bound at FL430, 10NM N of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6c5ac9bd-15ad-4010-8362-453ed7a921b0 | 2023-02-03T17:23:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while W bound at FL320, 20NM N of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:23 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6fd800e0-10ac-4f80-907a-bccb0335ec09 | 2023-02-03T17:22:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while SW bound at FL360, OVHD BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:22 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d55a2348-8b2b-45fe-ae82-a75a57434867 | 2023-02-03T17:21:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the front while SW bound at FL320, 51NM E of MCI. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:21 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8ecfabe6-6ffe-4792-9892-42f436cfeac6 | 2023-02-03T17:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while W bound at FL400, 20NM N of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| dc9f2096-bf84-40c4-86d1-9ae539063697 | 2023-02-03T17:18:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) while W bound at FL320. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 562d0d75-4efb-433c-8102-3220ed8d0844 | 2023-02-03T17:16:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) off westside, at FL500 while W bound at FL400. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:16 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c55c8faf-62fa-4d79-ac91-76d26528c55a | 2023-02-03T17:16:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while W bound at FL340, 40NM N of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:16 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7acadd3a-a7bb-4cf4-b49f-d6131518cedf | 2023-02-03T17:14:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) on BQS360020, E bound at FL500. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:14 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6c003026-6a0f-4f4f-9134-d6a93770a719 | 2023-02-03T17:06:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL320, 40NM SE of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T17:06 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9fa9c667-3808-45f7-afc2-2ad1c066e7cb | 2023-02-03T16:45:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the front while E bound at FL390, 35NM SE of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T16:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f4a2a443-fb52-4c85-a254-67d27b95024b | 2023-02-03T16:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL360, 15NM N of BQS. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T16:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 567557cb-acd0-4779-9372-2a01189e506b | 2023-02-03T15:54:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL320, 4NM NW of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:54 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a26be785-8d72-41cd-acf4-4c469a278d06 | 2023-02-03T15:54:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL340, OVHD STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:54 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7803a853-0fc4-4fb8-b6c1-2f53c0e1134a | 2023-02-03T15:44:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while SE bound at 13,000 feet. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:44 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f1812955-b33e-4d47-91b6-bf7e941721fc | 2023-02-03T15:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL340, OVHVD STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 628fd874-beee-431a-99da-ed6914b61e33 | 2023-02-03T15:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL360, OVHD STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ca147b9a-7878-4ad4-ae71-2b0dd801d1c1 | 2023-02-03T15:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL340, 13NM W of STJ. PIC reported they observed the balloon take a 20,000 foot drop in altitude. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b063fcfb-9430-4a7b-889b-5efa735f0947 | 2023-02-03T15:40:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL340, 13NM W of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| bf11dbd0-d215-4758-9d41-4480235913e0 | 2023-02-03T15:39:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL400, 10NM W of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cbaa6250-21de-449b-827e-464b4126db26 | 2023-02-03T15:22:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL340, 13NM W of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:22 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2acc14e0-088f-43b3-bc31-aab7a5fe1165 | 2023-02-03T15:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL340, 13NM NW of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ade2bf91-79d8-4c14-8db7-e6753e7dcd59 | 2023-02-03T15:18:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL310 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while N bound at FL310, 13NM NW of STJ. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:18 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5ea71437-4011-4e65-a596-a6b05b9498a2 | 2023-02-03T15:04:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while S bound at FL360, 25NM SE of PWE. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:04 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 03d4a37a-8634-4ba1-9fcc-8f5f22a507d6 | 2023-02-03T15:03:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL360, 25NM SE of PWE. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:03 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f8cfefa8-1602-4b7a-9374-425d4709d3ea | 2023-02-03T15:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while N bound at FL360, 29NM S of LNK. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T15:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| be56b589-0017-49be-8fbc-ce2f42e4f47f | 2023-02-03T14:58:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL370, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:58 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 72a3b7e4-fa2d-4a9a-9418-0e7102e665a2 | 2023-02-03T14:52:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL500 | ZKC Sector R26 reported numerous aircraft starting with SCX623 reported Suspicious UAS Activity in the vicinity of the PWE120025. The suspicious UAS appeared to be a balloon at FL500 moving SE bound, all affected aircraft were issued traffic advisories. The balloon appeared to enter R94's airspace at approximately 1726z. The suspicious UAS activity is ongoing. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2ccb1a3a-0918-40b3-9991-50c64c4c93cc | 2023-02-03T14:44:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while N bound at FL370, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:44 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 262f9058-32fe-4ef7-a4f6-de730b8d0c26 | 2023-02-03T14:40:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL400, 15NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4154c36e-67c3-46c0-b746-53e58f8e24ae | 2023-02-03T14:39:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL360, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| fffc66f5-7af8-4c68-bbfd-40ad90d690fc | 2023-02-03T14:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL320, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c8c8e6fa-0e0e-4461-9bd6-ebb6284f3974 | 2023-02-03T14:34:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon (Balloon) at FL340, while S bound, 60NM NW of MCI. The unknown phenomenon was at approximately FL500, 15NM WNW of RBA. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:34 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 949df17d-1f4a-4db1-92d7-dc17e1a5ce6f | 2023-02-03T14:34:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL340, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:34 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b9141582-5912-4c28-870e-e292ba08ccf0 | 2023-02-03T14:32:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the right side while W bound at FL360, 30NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:32 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 16ed6a6d-480c-4680-b40f-d99a357bb087 | 2023-02-03T14:28:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL310 | Aircraft reported a large balloon off the left side while N bound at FL310, 10NM W of RBA. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:28 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a041464a-4431-4faa-a72a-0cfd4030bf3e | 2023-02-03T14:17:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported a balloon off the right side while S bound at FL340, 30NM E of PWK. The balloon was at approximately FL500 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:17 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1c6a8f98-ae43-4633-9230-422f4ef05d70 | 2023-02-03T14:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported large balloon they passed under while E bound at FL390, 20NM E of PWK. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T14:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 00113449-8a8d-4d4c-b40f-9c51a2fc638b | 2023-02-03T04:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them while W bound at FL360, 37NM NE of SUX. The unknown phenomenon had lights and appeared to be maneuvering at approximately FL400 or above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T04:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0ea514e6-50d8-4115-92ac-806409869e37 | 2023-02-03T00:47:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported a large silver/white balloon 20,000 feet above them ENE bound at FL390, 101NM W of ONL. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-03T00:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b39e531f-e781-41a2-965b-c7aa1b78252b | 2023-02-04T04:39:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon above them while WNW bound at FL380, 60NM E of BIL. The unknown phenomenon had lights and was reported as orbiting. No evasive action reported. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-04T04:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 76d53bc5-777c-4da6-9109-3eafc8c09d3a | 2023-02-04T03:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon in front of them while W bound at FL360, 36NM S of MCI. The unknown phenomenon was reported as multi-colored flashing lights and leaving a contrail/wake behind it. SWA2520 (B737 STL..PHX, FL380) in trail reported the same phenomenon as possible reflections from a satellite. No evasive action reported by either ACFT. UFO Hotline notified. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-04T03:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d18bab2f-0121-4258-bcd2-75f004955c41 | 2023-02-05T10:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while E bound at FL350, 35NM WNW of JAN. The unknown phenomenon was approximately 10 lights at "a high altitude" moving in multiple directions, visible for 5-10 seconds then faded out. No evasive action was taken. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-05T10:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| dd46d9b0-23f3-434b-be25-7980c7711674 | 2023-02-07T10:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left and high above while E bound at FL450, 184 NM W of MCI. The unknown phenomenon was multiple bright lights at high altitude changing directions traveling N and S bound. Other aircraft in the vicinity report that the lights appear to be satellites. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-07T10:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| da756ec5-26e6-4a31-9dbf-17a012f647b2 | 2023-02-10T08:45:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NE bound at FL370, 41.27N/76.25W. The unknown phenomenon was bright lights well above them. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-10T08:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7dc1c067-792c-4c28-b74c-adc2518c339e | 2023-02-10T08:30:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while NE bound at FL370, 41.27N/76.25W. The unknown phenomenon was bright lights well above them. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-10T08:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e4524a37-4927-4e77-b3f1-b24b81310ffd | 2023-02-10T03:13:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL280 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NW bound at FL280, 15 NM south of CNU. The unknown phenomenon was red and white lights traveling NW bound at approximately FL280. TY/AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-10T03:13 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c8dd39eb-d8bf-43b0-8f86-f9449e08c175 | 2023-02-11T09:47:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while east bound at FL350, 25 NM south of FSD. The unknown phenomenon was lights coming and going bound at or above their altitude. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:47 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ac53cd99-e91d-4a00-bb8f-7e2bc41c1828 | 2023-02-11T09:46:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while east bound at FL350, 25 NM south of FSD. The unknown phenomenon was lights coming and going bound at or above their altitude. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:46 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3a29870a-892b-4a96-aded-9c4e03a10140 | 2023-02-11T09:44:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while east bound at FL370, 25 NM south of FSD. The unknown phenomenon was lights coming and going at or above their altitude. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:44 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cc8caaf8-99f7-42a9-b28e-c2b76874e45b | 2023-02-11T09:39:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while E bound at FL350, 25NM S of FSD. The unknown phenomenon was lights coming and going at or above their altitude. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4be7935c-def4-43cb-a86e-34dbbdf81e48 | 2023-02-11T09:10:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while east bound at FL370, over Iowa City. The unknown phenomenon was an aircraft circling at or above their altitude appearing and disappearing. AMOC added that the same report came in last week and it was a "train" of satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0abb18e0-e1e6-4c00-a7d3-6688eb84f7fc | 2023-02-11T09:05:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while east bound at FL370, over Iowa City. The unknown phenomenon was an aircraft circling at or above their altitude appearing and disappearing. AMOC added that the same report came in last week and it was a "train" of satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4e2e0f27-65e0-4369-bb43-16624e5e44e7 | 2023-02-11T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while east bound at FL370, over Iowa City. The unknown phenomenon was an aircraft circling at or above their altitude appearing and disappearing. AMOC added that the same report came in last week and it was a "train" of satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-11T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 356453eb-df04-4756-9be2-4a9875ddd081 | 2023-02-12T08:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL350, 43NM NW of BTV. The unknown phenomenon was a light estimated to be above FL600 flying in an erratic pattern at an unspecified distance ahead. 3 lights appeared to create a triangle and came together as one light, repeating the process several times. A second aircraft northbound to CZUL reported the same observation. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-12T08:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 5c092e18-205c-4c04-96b4-ec3c7a9e2552 | 2023-02-13T23:39:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while W bound at FL260, over CTR. The unknown phenomenon was a string of lights moving SE bound high above. Correlates to Star Link satellites over MA. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-13T23:39 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 10b09318-db9f-4371-9347-8524ba9c4e9c | 2023-02-17T00:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while S bound at 43,000 feet, 30 miles E of GRD. The unknown phenomenon was a balloon shaped object moving Eastbound. N850VP a H25B Southbound at FL400 reported the same sighting. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-17T00:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| af645cab-fecb-475d-b5d4-c4d56b46a425 | 2023-02-18T09:38:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while SE bound at FL410, 30NM S of AMN. The unknown phenomenon was described as white lights maneuvering above FL410. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-18T09:38 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1e55da0f-07e7-4c63-956b-b54475108ba4 | 2023-02-18T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the 12 o'clock while E bound at FL350, 85NM SW of HVQ. The unknown phenomenon was described as white blinking lights with varying intensities, at approximately FL350. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-18T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 14fbc83c-c1bc-49cd-a807-885030a6d00d | 2023-02-18T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL370, 50NM W of HVQ. The unknown phenomenon description was fast moving blinking white lights, traveling southbound at approximately FL350. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-18T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 537ffaaf-2152-4dc4-8c59-ba8803fb60ab | 2023-02-19T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL310 | Aircraft observed a flashing light off the eleven o'clock while E bound at FL310, 15NM W of SOT. The Flight Crew stated that this appeared to be similar to the balloon from several weeks ago. No evasive action was taken. No report of LEO notification. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-19T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 878f0706-84c0-41a3-9f19-890d462ce96a | 2023-02-22T05:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL350, vicinity of BOI. The unknown phenomenon was lights in triangular/linear pattern approximately 15-20 degrees above horizon. Lights are consistent with known Starlink satellite train. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-22T05:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6d40d363-ab36-41c3-a7a6-ebc9e5be7c68 | 2023-02-28T01:26:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while W bound at FL 400, 63 NM W of LBV. The unknown phenomenon was bright white light travelling high above, reported by multiple aircraft in ZMA and ZJX. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-02-28T01:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 59cc657b-083a-4858-baa8-d92cd870aa9a | 2023-03-02T02:10:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at FL360, 73 NM NNE of MCI. The unknown phenomenon was pilot reported flashes that may be space junk N of their position. No LEO information provided on MOR. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-02T02:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 129c1dac-d23a-4dbe-89b8-faf0d5819681 | 2023-03-02T01:30:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL180 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while north bound at FL180, 25 NM North of ORD. The unknown phenomenon was described as bright white lights, not an UAS, and reported between 14,000 feet and FL180. No reported law enforcement notification. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-02T01:30 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 54076865-35ee-468f-a7a1-15315df20fbe | 2023-03-06T04:50:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NNW bound at FL400, 20NM NW of FMG. The unknown phenomenon was flashing blue and green lights at approximately FL500. TY, AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-06T04:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7fe527a9-c420-41f4-9dfe-ff386e80e0e9 | 2023-03-10T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while ENE bound at FL370, in the vicinity of FOD. The unknown phenomenon were three very bright lights "very high in the sky" with various brightness rotating around each other rapidly. No evasive action. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-10T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c47fa7a3-0605-45fe-b934-8f5cd81e5c32 | 2023-03-10T07:31:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off their front while NE bound at FL330, 70NM NE of ACK. The unknown phenomenon was described as stationary pulsating lights at approximately FL500. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-10T07:31 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 49411723-aead-4aa2-9b31-4e63410e1282 | 2023-03-14T09:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while E bound at FL350, 78NM NE of MEM. The unknown phenomenon was 2 white lights much higher above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-14T09:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a4460f04-42f2-4d62-a1dd-a460b6eac2d5 | 2023-03-17T05:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NNW bound at FL400, in the vicinity of FAT and VIS. The unknown phenomenon was multicolored lights (orange, purple, green, red) appearing to be larger than an aircraft. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-17T05:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7a3f6515-95b9-40a2-ae7a-3ab7c470bfba | 2023-03-22T03:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 100NM off the left side while N bound at FL410, 10NM E of LVL. The unknown phenomenon was described as flashing lights above them. No evasive action taken. TY, AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-22T03:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| fe094f69-0860-4113-ad6f-c979d4a1bd54 | 2023-03-22T03:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 100NM off the left side while N bound at FL390, 6NM SE of TYI. The unknown phenomenon was described as flashing lights above them. No evasive action taken. TY, AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-03-22T03:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 814b0b47-0fad-4627-b30d-df5da31763a9 | 2023-04-10T11:08:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while ENE bound at FL350, 148 NM NW of SPY. The unknown phenomenon was a bright white light unknown altitude above them. AJT1020, B767, RKSI to PANC at FL330 also reported same light. This is consistent with a train of Skylink satellites traveling over Alaska. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-10T11:08 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 8c5b3d45-c5a1-4b55-882f-e273afd611c1 | 2023-04-14T04:52:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while NNW bound at FL380, 20NM S of MCN. The unknown phenomenon was reported as 2 or 3 "white blooming lights" off in the distance between FL380 and FL420, estimated over Tennessee. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-14T04:52 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6d98a4e6-0ba2-496d-803c-02c3aa1c3a94 | 2023-04-15T04:05:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon approximately 10-15NM in front of them while NNE bound at FL370, 40NM E of SAV. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights flashing on and off and moving above a thunderstorm, above FL370. No evasive action needed. UFO Reporting Center notified. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-15T04:05 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0fb2650b-ab8e-472f-b1f8-836174465722 | 2023-04-16T04:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while N bound at FL390, 35NM S of EKN. The unknown phenomenon was 3 to 5 flashing lights well above FL390. Lights were reported by other ACFT also. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-16T04:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 9980e5f9-5d73-4c02-9415-2af12b25a110 | 2023-04-18T05:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL320 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while W bound at FL320, 50 NM SE of LFK. The unknown phenomenon was 4-5 white/red lights traveling towards them at approximately FL320 and above. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-18T05:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e2bc9bd8-6c44-487c-9ee0-599c7f0347d5 | 2023-04-19T05:55:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL270 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NE bound at FL270, 40 NM N of TXK. The unknown phenomenon was reported as 2 glowing and pulsing orbs that quickly disappeared. No LEO notification provided. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-19T05:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d4e9e031-f3a3-483b-943a-aa83c43ff25e | 2023-04-27T18:10:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL430 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while E bound at FL430, 20NM W of GBN. The unknown phenomenon was white and oval in shape traveling towards them at approximately FL430, then turned away and climbed to about FL470. The object was identified on TCAS but did not issue an RA. Closest proximity was 10NM. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-04-27T18:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a27f9ccf-25c8-4af5-b95d-fe3394ee5d78 | 2023-05-03T06:35:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while N bound at FL350, over FAY. The unknown phenomenon was circling lights high above and to the NE. Appears to correlate with Star Link satellites. No LEO information provided. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-05-03T06:35 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| c70491ae-076c-43d5-9b53-b4560f634c81 | 2023-05-17T07:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon left while NE bound at FL390, 5 NM N of VCT. The unknown phenomenon was 3 white lights traveling W bound at approximately FL450. Lights would travel W for 3 to 5 seconds then immediately move back to start point. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-05-17T07:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 75140ebf-c1f4-4b80-b7ef-b74d6aa7d690 | 2023-05-17T06:57:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 12 O'clock while N bound at FL350, 50 NM E of SAT. The unknown phenomenon was 3 white lights traveling W bound at approximately FL450. Lights would travel W for 3 to 5 seconds then immediately move back to start point. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-05-17T06:57 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4b9544ba-3364-438e-98ab-21748fc1ec75 | 2023-05-29T22:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL190 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NE bound at FL 190, 10 NM S of JFK. The unknown phenomenon was a white cylindrical shape, approximately size of three bowling balls, traveling E bound at approximately FL 190. PIC reported as a near miss. No evasive maneuvers taken. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-05-29T22:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| a70de508-f381-4a88-8dc3-5faf6f8a1346 | 2023-05-29T06:07:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL400, at 2821N/7842W. The unknown phenomenon was triangle of bright lights at an undetermined altitude. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-05-29T06:07 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| f2803093-9fab-4e5d-8841-03dc4b41e967 | 2023-06-10T05:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon from the 12 o'clock while N bound at 37,000 feet, at 2442N/8106W. The unknown phenomenon was a stationary white light that turned on and then off periodically, 40 miles ahead. N841MS, C560/L, MMUN to FLL at FL370 observed two separate white lights from the 12 o'clock and 80 miles ahead at much higher altitudes (37,000 and 50,000 feet) at 2638N/8103W. The same reported by multiple aircraft in the vicinity. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-06-10T05:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 84a5122e-2ee7-4695-8cf2-1ec4db8e9e05 | 2023-06-14T03:09:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon OVHD while W bound at FL 360, 20 NM W of HGR. The unknown phenomenon was a string of white lights travelling at an unknown altitude. HQ DEN queried about STARLINK Satellites and determination was inconclusive. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-06-14T03:09 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| fe50e462-1810-4f49-9754-bfa54336f563 | 2023-06-27T04:11:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL380, over 24.05N, 74.57W. NKS1246 also reported the same while NW bound at FL340 over 21.42N, 70.51W. Both aircraft reported the unknown phenomenon as lights high above, possibly satellites. No LEO information provided on MOR. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-06-27T04:11 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ab3670f7-3302-43b7-94a3-4ba685cc00cd | 2023-07-09T00:04:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL240 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon 200 feet below while SE bound at FL 240 OVHD ALB. The unknown phenomenon was a brown, stationary object the size of a Volkswagon. No impact to operations. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-09T00:04 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e4bb8ea7-7c92-422e-8f93-4fb12e00ec41 | 2023-07-17T02:36:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL380, 81 NM SE of MEM. The unknown phenomenon was a string of lights high above them with an unknown direction of travel. String of lights appears to correlate with Starlink satellites. No LEO notification. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-17T02:36 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 344e325b-2b5d-4b80-961c-25e0f2ccab58 | 2023-07-21T05:15:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL250 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while S bound at FL250, 20NM SW of LAX. The unknown phenomenon was described as 10-15 stationary lights at approximately FL230. No evasive action taken. HQ DEN requested NORAD to check their systems, negative results. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-21T05:15 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| fb73f9a0-a22f-4816-9dc3-b9ed84a20e1f | 2023-07-21T04:55:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL210 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while SE bound at FL210, 15NM WNW of OCN. The unknown phenomenon was described as a set of bright lights offshore, no altitude given. No evasive action taken. HQ DEN requested NORAD to check their systems, negative results. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-21T04:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4dcf7973-3ade-4777-9318-e273b426ebe9 | 2023-07-21T04:40:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL240 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon approximately 100NM off the left side while W bound at FL240, 20NM E of PSP. The unknown phenomenon was described as 1 orange colored light near the Mexico border at approximately FL240. No evasive action taken. HQ DEN requested NORAD to check their systems, negative results. AWO advised. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-21T04:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 3926490f-75e0-4be6-8d1e-b2ba6e2f4c19 | 2023-07-23T07:07:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL330 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL 330, 4 NM E of FUZ. The unknown phenomenon was 7 lights traveling W bound at approximately FL 330. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-23T07:07 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b6ddfca3-b597-4dff-81ba-f6b3503f6647 | 2023-07-31T03:09:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL260 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front while NE bound at FL260, in the vicinity of LFK. The unknown phenomenon was described as 15 bright lights that appeared and then quickly disappeared. No evasive action taken. No LEO notification. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-07-31T03:09 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| cbf4897d-2ba6-4542-9dcf-7430b744a40e | 2023-08-04T06:40:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL40 | Multiple aircraft reported multiple bright white unidentified aerial phenomenon performing rapid maneuvers (circles and altitude changes) in an area extending around Jacksonville, FL 40nm and to the east of Jacksonville 100-150NM E over the ocean. The objects are reported as "difficult to identify" and operating from approximately 33,000 to 41,000 feet. The unknown phenomenon was bright white flashing lights traveling in circles at various altitudes. EJA631 and AJT523 also reported these UAPs. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-04T06:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 1dd41cd1-1e7b-42a4-ab4f-fc4e7cfcfbb6 | 2023-08-05T05:11:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon between FL400 and FL600 while at 31,000 located on the CRG070127. The unknown phenomenon was bright circling lights and maneuvering for 1-2 min. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-05T05:11 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 46fccee0-9647-4606-b11e-6d2ffdc1197f | 2023-08-08T03:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL380 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon at FL 380, Located approximately 2429N 7250W. The unknown phenomenon appeared to be military activity at approximately 40,000 feet. Approximately 1 minute later JBU 1348, A320 TJSJ to IAD, at FL 340 reported similar sighting. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-08T03:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 233503aa-546f-481a-b445-651f59245aff | 2023-08-16T06:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL340 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon in the vicinity of HSV of what appeared to be two aircraft refueling well above their altitude of FL340. The unknown phenomenon was described as two bright lights 60 miles N of BHM circling at a very high altitude. The lights would stay on for a few minutes and then disappear. Multiple aircraft and facilities are reporting the same description of lights in the general area. NKS2866, Birmingham Tower personnel, and reports from aircraft in Atlanta Center's airspace. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-16T06:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4c728041-486d-4227-96d2-5809894337b8 | 2023-08-25T06:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | UAP sightings from multiple aircraft. CMP477 B738 FL370 and N8TZ BE36 at 13,000 feet also stated they saw 2-4 possible UAPs each having a white light with light greenish hue moving independently in a circular motion without seeming to turn. SWA5298 B38M FL370, stated seeing at least 2 of those lights over LBF moving left to right. All aircraft said the UAPs were very high up and activity appeared to be near the big dipper. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-25T06:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 081f0e59-6429-42e5-a92e-3251d0f4e6e6 | 2023-08-25T08:50:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL270 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL 270, in the vicinity of LIT. The unknown phenomenon was described as dim white lights that would get brighter, and moved in circles and up and down patterns. Altitude not reported. JBU358 reported seeing the same phenomenon in that vicinity. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-25T08:50 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| db2c532e-0ae4-428e-9376-375ab55ce9f9 | 2023-08-27T02:40:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while W bound at FL360, 70 NM E of ELP. The unknown phenomenon was white with a bright white aura around it traveling E bound above them. Some aircraft described it as a missile. These reports correlate with a train of Space X satellites moving SW to NE bound. Additional aircraft reporting UAP: ASA25, AAL2697, SWA4691, ABX3151, SKW3147. All aircraft altitudes were FL340 to FL400. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-27T02:40 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 2fa642d4-b5eb-427c-b2e2-2478a1e64c66 | 2023-08-28T04:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while N bound at FL390, 40NM ENE of FLO. The unknown phenomenon was an unorganized group of white lights moving erratically at approximately FL390-FL410. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-08-28T04:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 907394a0-3d7d-4ea1-9ea4-44745a158e59 | 2023-09-04T09:45:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon at their 11 O'clock to 1 O'clock while S bound at FL400, 3NM S of OAL. The unknown phenomenon was moving lights. No law enforcement notification. No impact to flight or NAS operation. Report appears to correlate with StarLink satellite constellations. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-04T09:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b7141683-5e25-482b-9623-f79c8fd4c8fe | 2023-09-05T08:00:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL 370, 50 NM N of ATL. The unknown phenomenon was multiple dim and bright lights orbiting with erratic movement above FL370. NKS1828, A320, KLAX to KATL and AMX692, B39M, MMMX to CYYZ reported similar activity in same general area. No evasive maneuvers and no operational impact reported. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-05T08:00 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 77b6e5c5-f7fe-4a62-84d0-a083c4054e00 | 2023-09-19T23:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL400, 21NM SW of SDF. The unknown phenomenon was described as metallic. PIC did not provide further description of the object and was not able to identify what the object was. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-19T23:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6b909d94-7159-4d6e-914d-4a27e368798a | 2023-09-19T23:01:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while NW bound at FL400, 21NM SW of SDF. The unknown phenomenon was described as metallic. PIC did not provide further description of the object and was not able to identify what the object was. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-19T23:01 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 07a1f860-f988-41c4-bbd8-70723acf4e01 | 2023-09-26T03:13:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL410 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the12 o'clock while W bound at 36,000 feet, at 4312N/7535W. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights orbiting. They appear to be similar to aircraft landing lights. The lights appear to be 25 degrees above the horizon in the vicinity of the Big Dipper constellation. Multiple other aircraft reported a similar sighting. LXJ652-GLF6, FL410, DAL2685-BCS1, FL360, CMP422-B738, FL380, UAE5WR-B77W, FL290. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-26T03:13 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e0873d29-ebfe-408f-b6c1-322587fe1af9 | 2023-09-26T05:27:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL350. The unknown phenomenon was bright lights orbiting at a high altitude in the vicinity of the Big Dipper constellation. The event was in the Northern Sky, possibly Canadian airspace. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-26T05:27 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 0876db03-d2ae-457f-8e14-737ff385428e | 2023-10-04T09:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while at FL390, 83NM NE of BFF. The unknown phenomenon was three bright white lights, not moving or changing altitude, blinking left to right and right to left. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-04T09:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| e1ff9bbd-ce9d-412a-8dcb-aef432cc1d13 | 2023-10-04T09:25:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side at FL350, 42 NM NE of BFF. The unknown phenomenon was three bright white lights, not moving or changing altitude, blinking left to right and right to left. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-04T09:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| b75098cb-0efd-40e0-96f8-e9ac2a6074cc | 2023-10-05T07:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL450 | Aircraft reported a UAP sighting while at FL450. Aircraft reported 4-5 lights from 11-12 oclock ranging in altitude from 5 to 10 thousand feet above and also one light that appeared to be 1000 feet below the aircraft. The pilot reported that the lights were bright but also would blink. The lights would also seem to change directions and speed. No evasive action taken. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-05T07:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 10589aef-5765-43e1-9f06-4f9ec2ef7818 | 2023-10-19T11:41:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL180 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the right side while inbound to ACK descending through FL180. The unknown phenomenon was silver and the size of a softball and was moving W/SW bound. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-19T11:41 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| faf8b7d3-3ca9-43c2-96af-bb2e7a1fc16d | 2023-10-28T05:10:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL360 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the front side while NW bound at FL360, 20 NM W of ENI. The unknown phenomenon was lights traveling along the coast above their altitude. SWA3098, B737, PDX-SJC, FL390 reported same UAP. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-28T05:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ab0e3056-48d4-4ece-84b6-7aa67f8143af | 2023-10-28T08:20:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL390 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while E bound at FL390, 40 NM W of BUF. The unknown phenomenon was 1 light that split into 2 lights flying in a crisscross pattern at approximately FL500 to FL600. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-28T08:20 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 7290e27a-7d8b-46b3-81d6-f8bd7cbc82a0 | 2023-10-28T08:43:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL350, 20 NM N of LYH. The unknown phenomenon was 3 bright white lights on a single object mostly stationary at very high altitude. FDX1402, B763, MEM-EWR, FL350 reported same object. Both aircraft observed lights for the previous 300 miles. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-28T08:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| d69bcc47-4227-4e96-a7a6-878e1df5c95e | 2023-10-31T19:26:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left and right side side while E bound at FL350, over YELLO intersection. The unknown phenomenon was bright white lights traveling 100-500 NM SE bound at approximately FL410-FL800. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-10-31T19:26 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| ba38ae6d-00cb-4817-a597-2b3792c9ff75 | 2023-11-04T00:10:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL190 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while SW bound at FL 190, 3 NM NW of ARD. The unknown phenomenon was approximately 1,200 feet above the reporting aircraft. PIC reported lights indicating the target was an aircraft. Target was observed by facility as primary only, not in communication. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-04T00:10 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6f510852-f6e3-4b3b-8f68-e1eb38a9f7b6 | 2023-11-04T02:13:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL400 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the left side while NW bound at FL400, over SZW. The unknown phenomenon was 3 lights in a circular pattern spinning in a holding pattern abover. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-04T02:13 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 6aaf9909-ad84-42f2-bbc2-d870a56d6508 | 2023-11-09T02:55:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL280 | Multiple aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while at FL280/340/450. Object was on ARG324080 between FL900 and FL500 and reported as changing altitudes erratically. The unknown phenomenon had flashing lights. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-09T02:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 38509132-d101-4c95-844e-5331f6ffd187 | 2023-11-15T08:46:00 | 2023 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL200 | Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon over the Long Island Sound at approximately FL200. ACFT was at 9,000 feet. No evasive actions taken, no other reports. The unknown phenomenon was described as 3 lights maneuvering in formation. No LEO notification reported. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-11-15T08:46 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 90dfcefd-7c4f-4ff6-958e-af299e3ee1f1 | 2024-02-15T14:25:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | While at FL350 PIC advised they observes a UFO at DSD107054, at FL400. UAP was identified as a dingle white light moving to slow to be an aircraft. No evasive action, no injuries reported. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-15T14:25 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 36c5a7fc-c130-489c-b5f3-e2c5fbc51ce5 | 2024-02-17T09:45:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL350 | From 0950 to 1008, multiple pilots reported seeing lights off in the distance around or past RZC VOR (ADM360020, 37,000 feet, 075 heading). It appeared that there were 1-5 white lights with different brightness moving vertically and horizontally. It would appear and disappear quickly. All the aircraft that reported this were traveling east bound on a heading of about a 070-090 and altitudes between FL350-FL370. Starlink does have these characteristics. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-02-17T09:45 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 4a3b63e2-ae0d-4f87-b372-02aaf45efc8c | 2024-10-20T08:43:00 | 2024 | CO | us | 39.1 | -105.4 | Type: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON | Facility: DEN | Altitude: FL370 | UAP reported by NKS2376. NKS2376 position when reporting was at the ORD220030 and at FL370. NKS2376 reported something that looked like a light to their East and below them. The pilot of NKS2376 advised that the light seemed to be climbing and descending with movement right to left. Controller at sector 81 advised the last time the pilot of NKS2376 referenced seeing the light, they were over Lake Michigan on an East bound heading. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2024-10-20T08:43 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1 | 7.5 | professional | NARA-FAA | 1 | |||
| 976ed2e1-5247-49e8-bdbb-0c86d753235c | 1957-11-04T00:00:00 | 1957 | Praia Grande | São Paulo | br | -24.0059 | -46.4022 | Two Fort Itaipu sentinels suffered burns from heat wave from descending UFO. Entire fort electricity failed. Brazilian Army, USAF, and Brazilian Air Force investigators flew to interview soldiers. Investigated by Donald Keyhoe. | Ref: Wikipedia refs [6]-[10] Brazilian Embassy 2008 document; Lorenzen 1966 | 7.5 | military | Brazil-Wiki | 2 | ||
| 0cfb37e6-8351-4dd4-940f-84a3fe1e1421 | 1997-11-05T00:00:00 | 1997 | Pelotas | Rio Grande do Sul | br | -31.7654 | -52.3376 | cone | Pilot Haroldo Westendorff witnessed cone-shaped UFO 50-60m tall near Saragonha Island Patos Lagoon. Flew around object 15 minutes. Detected on radar at Pelotas airport. Smaller object emerged before both departed. Ministry of Aeronautics secret investigation. | Ref: Wikipedia refs [22]-[25] Revista Vigília; Ministry of Aeronautics | 7.5 | civilian | Brazil-Wiki | 2 | |
| a6d8f3fa-0fff-4dfb-8f2d-512e04115e9c | Toronto | ca | 56.0 | -96.0 | saucer or disc-shaped | Strange object or phenomenon observed in Toronto, Canada on September 14, 1947. Described as a large disc capable of high rates of climb with high cruising speed (possibly subsonic) and highly maneuverable in tight formations. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 296baa31-3c78-42ca-bc11-5d103a83f7fd | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | First sightings in the U.S. reported around mid-June 1947. Present activity noted during last week of August and first week of July. | Agency: DIA | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||||
| 823a5713-86cb-4070-a6e5-698a827c1046 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | disk | Disk-shaped projectiles sighted over America. Described as combat-ready weapons developed from Maurer experiments involving atomic propulsion for rockets. | Agency: CIC | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | government | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 1ed26388-c839-4495-a80e-0b7032251631 | cn | 35.0 | 105.0 | disk | Disk-shaped projectiles sighted over China. Part of the same weapons system as sightings over America and Italy. | Agency: CIC | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | government | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 696f97f8-d0d6-4e94-8215-3bfe798689b9 | it | 43.0 | 12.0 | disk | Disk-shaped projectiles sighted over Italy. Part of the same weapons system as sightings over America and China. | Agency: CIC | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | government | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a735b735-0c8f-4868-a59e-b9115a5f1eb3 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | flying saucers | Flying saucers were observed above ground in greater numbers over approximately 30 US States, reportedly reaching speeds of 1900 km/hr and causing unrest among the US population. | Agency: None | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | civilian | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 00941edf-100c-4067-b588-46d4fe21fa4d | de | 51.0 | 10.0 | discs/scheiben | Fireballs observed over northern territories were identified as experimental disc-shaped aircraft developed by Professor Sauerer in connection with Professor Pleistator, which have been seen in various parts of the world in recent weeks. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | government | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6e9d9f79-8d21-40b2-9ff6-9c81d5fa4739 | us | 38.0 | -97.0 | saucer | An individual claimed to possess information about 'flying saucers' and attempted to contact military officials to reveal secrets about the phenomena. | Agency: Army | Doc: intelligence_report | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | government | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 584356cb-1916-4296-a597-3452eaab1ee9 | 1995-03-15T21:30:00 | 1995 | Albuquerque | NM | us | 35.0844 | -106.6504 | sphere | 300 | Pilot observed luminous sphere at FL240 pacing aircraft for 5 minutes. Confirmed on ATC radar. | 7.5 | aviation | NARCAP | 2 |
| 87edbe9f-3f9e-465b-822a-8217a9dbcff9 | Dortmund | de | 51.0 | 10.0 | disc | Flying discs sighted over Dortmund, Germany with speeds reported around 10,000 kilometers per hour. The discs had an unusual appearance. | Agency: None | Doc: other | File: army_ufos.pdf | 7.5 | Army-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 8baeb62e-efce-4178-8fa2-2c557a464f7a | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Multiple circular lights in a straight line | Three P.L.G. employees observed approximately six or seven circular lights moving in a straight line across the sky at approximately 6:10 a.m. The objects moved eastward at a speed faster than typical aircraft, with no noise, trail, or vapor observed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 54f40578-31e6-478a-a374-77a0e83f6633 | Harris Park | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Oval | Civilian travelling on motorcycle observed blue-white oval-shaped light between trees with trail of brilliance behind it, traveling in straight line towards north-west just before dawn on 3rd May. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 474ee0e9-cd4d-4ee6-a4a6-ea2d1eec972e | Minnamur | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Object with tail/trail | Witness observed object in southern sky traveling east with distinct tail or trail, noted on roadside observation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 06266c76-e659-456a-9fd4-a8bb90941389 | Enfield | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Object with many lighted windows | Three witnesses observed object with many lighted windows traveling over Enfield at 6.10 a.m., traveling in straight line. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 75993e37-09e5-4cd3-a8df-1b66655112c0 | Parkes | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | White, flat at one end and pointed at the other | L. Bailey at Parkes radio station observed white cigar-shaped object, flat at one end and pointed at the other, flying at approximately 4,000 feet and 450 miles per hour over the town at 6 a.m. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9be0d83e-f510-4af3-8e5b-5e718d95d30b | Belfield | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Flying saucer | G. McKenzie observed object described as flying saucer passing overhead at approximately 500 miles per hour and 25,000 feet altitude at 6.10 a.m. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 39578add-a4f9-4107-a06f-ca4bc6aa585c | Berowra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Cigar-shaped, well-lit | Two men at Berowra observed cigar-shaped, well-lit object flying silently and very fast from 6.17 a.m. until it disappeared into cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 67d29d5b-1275-443c-8c83-d2f6b28e487b | Sefton | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | glowing object | M. Felkin observed a glowing object making no sound moving at great speed on an easterly course at 6:10 a.m. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cbf11c0f-56f9-4757-9aa9-6c60773d2209 | Carmel Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying object | A. Bond, taxi driver, observed a flying object at 3:30 a.m. on Saturday moving from north-west to south-east without sound. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9fb20487-a2e7-423c-8df7-354b649c1182 | Chester Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | cone-shaped object with trailing sparks | Kathleen Weekes and her parents observed what they thought was a cone-shaped object trailing sparks at 11:45 p.m. on Friday. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f113b838-bfaf-4c07-8980-b7b1fae5f1f7 | Benalla | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Residents of Benalla reported seeing flying saucers. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 077c149b-d7cd-48d3-9492-a9e062354abb | Adelaide | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | cluster of stars, then flat object with bubble on top | Two police constables observed a cluster of star-like objects reflecting moonlight near horizon, then later saw a flat object with bubble on top travel across the moon's face. Object was well-defined and approximately one-eighth the moon's diameter in size. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b4013bb8-da4d-4777-9fa1-6379c589ad59 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | not specified | Two teenagers immersed in a red light changing to green, becoming partly paralysed with no fear and no object seen. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 41eca6fa-72fb-47bb-8cf3-453c218c6d22 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flying objects | Twelve flying objects sighted leaving a white trail of streamers that floated to the ground. RAAF was to report the incident to the Department of Air. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6187839e-fc86-40de-ac33-650f3fd83b06 | 1959-09-14T00:00:00 | 1959 | Rama | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Mr. Lloyd M. Waldron reported sighting an object in the sky on 14th September 1959 near Rama, Queensland. The Department of Defence forwarded the report to the Department of Supply for further investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 43d148d8-d20f-466c-90b4-d7b9406f7b02 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | fast moving brilliant white light | A number of reports of fast moving brilliant white lights were received from various parts of the country. Pic Secondary Observatory advised that the night of 21st was the peak of the meteorite stream with 10-15 sightings per hour expected. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 622e378a-6d9f-4c92-a6b3-560275e73abd | 1978-01-01T00:00:00 | 1978 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Similar incident reported in Darwin area on 010225Z August 1978. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 3ce596f5-f0a0-407a-890c-3764ca6e3c17 | 1967-06-27T00:00:00 | 1967 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual lights | A series of unusual light sightings occurred on 27th June 1967. The sightings received considerable publicity and an authoritative statement about their likely source was deemed advisable. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5d0fcbc8-00cd-4efb-8fdd-fff143a331ad | 1967-06-21T00:00:00 | 1967 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified Flying Object reported in Southern Victoria on 21 June 1967. Investigation material was forwarded with cover letter noting Flight Lieutenant's excellent UFO investigation work. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ac249dac-5ac6-47fd-bc8f-b97606872535 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | flying objects | Rev. Lionel Browning reported sighting unidentified flying objects near Cressy, Tasmania. RAAF investigation concluded the phenomenon was the result of moon rise associated with meteorological conditions and scud-type clouds. | Classification: Explained - natural phenomenon (moon rise and meteorological conditions) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d2616570-e34d-4d20-a8e1-9968b8a1daeb | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unknown | Alleged UFO sighting in Cressy area of Tasmania by Reverend Browning. Investigation by Headquarters Tasmania Squadron Air Training Corps concluded objects were identified as TAA Viscount aircraft en route to Hobart with iridescent red tail fin. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| af300766-e96c-4b45-ad6a-6639c336a158 | 1960-10-18T00:00:00 | 1960 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unknown | Mrs. D.A. Webster and her daughter sighted objects at approximately 1630 hours on 18th October 1960. Objects were positively identified as TAA Viscount aircraft en route to Hobart with iridescent red tail fin. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| fb6eb706-2e45-46b5-9587-f692e1071270 | Creasy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unidentified flying object | Reverend Lionel Browning reported unidentified flying object sightings in the vicinity of Creasy, Tasmania, with numerous residents in surrounding districts also reporting UFO activity in the Great Lake area of northern Tasmania. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8e2b5ada-ae8c-403d-8f90-ad546aa1e623 | Cape York Peninsula | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | red glowing object | A red glowing object was reported to have landed on Prince of Wales Island, off Cape York Peninsula. The Civil Aviation Department referred the matter to the Department of Air for investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2ffe3892-c1db-4027-bd7e-a96f72a2f8f7 | Cressy | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | An unidentified flying object sighting was reported by Rev Lionel Broking from a church in England recently, with Cressy, Victoria mentioned in relation to the report. Investigation requested to include personal impressions, previous aerial experience, UFO society associations, and witness statements with diagrams. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fb55a87c-f500-4132-bb72-6be60b50aa26 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Sighting by Reverend W. Gill investigated by RAAF Directorate of Air Force Intelligence. Department inquired about conclusions regarding the nature of objects sighted. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0ae6fdfd-c345-452a-90ab-dcef262a6544 | 1959-01-01T00:00:00 | 1959 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | red glowing object | Red glowing object reported to have landed on Prince of Wales Island off Cape York Peninsula, reported in Brisbane Courier Mail article dated August 1959. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 3f80c28e-991b-4dea-bb10-dd331a19a66d | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large manned craft with elaborate superstructure and smaller remote-controlled discs | Father William B. Gill and up to 38 witnesses including Papuan natives observed large manned UFO craft and smaller disc-shaped objects over Boianai. The craft exhibited hovering, pendulum swinging, and extreme speed capabilities including crossing approximately 30 miles in less than a second. | 7.5 | military/civilian/priest | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4a133b1f-75ed-482f-8839-6a20a92d9fd1 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Multiple types including large manned craft and smaller discs | A series of UFO sightings were reported in the vicinity of eastern New Guinea by both Papuan natives and Europeans during a period of relatively acute UFO activity. Witnesses ranged from educated personnel to illiterate natives unfamiliar with Western concepts. | 7.5 | civilian/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 01dbe533-f0fa-41d7-acd5-edec4a9c571f | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light, saucer-shaped with four straight legs or stands pointing diagonally downwards | Stephen Moi observed a bright white light descending silently from the sky at 1 a.m., moving and descending eastward over Boianai. Object was saucer-shaped with four leg-like protrusions on underside. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ec6e5d53-1fe8-4261-868f-58f7ba9eeda7 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | saucer-shaped with four straight legs or stands pointing diagonally downwards | Multiple observers witnessed a stationary UFO over Boianai on the evening of June 26th. 38 witnesses were assembled and independently drew sketches; 27 signed statements confirming the sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b67c796f-29a1-4655-a1da-4cf25b988760 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | saucer-shaped | UFO sighting on the evening of June 27th at Boianai, continuing series of observations in the area. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b81f52e0-5e1c-4904-b8c6-e9d26e3d6bd2 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | stationary white light | W.B. Gill observed a stationary white light on two separate occasions on the same night (April 9th) in different locations over Boianai. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ebbed887-9233-46a8-af1e-b6ba7fc8915b | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disk/saucer | Multiple UFOs sighted over Boianai with four large objects visible simultaneously. Witnesses reported seeing figures on top of the main object. | 7.5 | civilian/missionary | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 892a5d45-0b01-4f18-b05a-007b9deea6f6 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disk/saucer with visible deck | Large UFO with four visible humanoid figures on deck. Witnesses reported interactive communication through waving and torch light signals. Figures appeared to respond to hand signals made by observers. | 7.5 | civilian/missionary | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7e21581b-0a0f-4af2-90ce-80110af72641 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disk | Multiple UFO sightings on June 28th including 1 UFO at 6:45 p.m., 3 UFOs at 9:10 p.m., and 8 UFOs at 11:00 p.m., the greatest number yet observed at one time. | 7.5 | civilian/missionary | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9082bd69-c0ef-4f02-a8b3-e8581ad84d41 | Gubanuana | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | disk | Orange-colored disk-shaped object observed moving in circular anticlockwise motion with changing luminosity from brilliant white light to faint glimmer. Object descended and moved south until obscured by land. | 7.5 | civilian/missionary | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ca1263a9-69f6-4774-bc17-e60c246ad4fb | Dogura | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright beam of white light shining across the sea parallel to the beach, illuminating wave patterns. Initially thought to originate from a boat. No noise heard. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a01c2133-9e37-42b8-840e-209772fd1efa | Dogura | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright white light reportedly dazzled a teacher named Richard on the beach below Dogura Plateau, described as originating from the direction of Guvanayba Point and illuminating the coastline beyond Wedau. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e1584687-3bb1-4f99-8e73-1f370d6108d9 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flying objects/saucers | Reverend Father W.B. Gill and multiple witnesses reported sightings of unidentified flying objects at Boianai Anglican Mission, with claims of signal exchange with humanoid beings aboard the objects. | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d36ee9c0-5c7d-4f2f-8a57-dd839f5ccc1b | Bass Point | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Red and green lights | Red and green lights circled an area for approximately 100 minutes, with lights remaining stationary for five minutes at one period. No aircraft noise was heard and civil and Air Force authorities were unaware of any aircraft in the area. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1bdc8309-e88f-4914-ad06-7b714deeb88d | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unspecified | Theodolite data check with the position and movement of the planet Venus, with bearings out by 180°. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 14dd6620-8916-4d16-8fc4-399a7c51d558 | Bridgetown | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Unspecified | Report from a rational observer considered indicative of a genuine UFO observation rather than a distorted meteor impression. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 258a868e-5a2b-4fdd-9e68-0cabe2274925 | Kew | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unspecified | Sighting unlikely to be correlated with the NSW occurrence at 0610 hours on the same date due to time discrepancy and course calculations. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 85882c5d-db94-42fe-9ccf-cc5c68db0313 | Parkes/Sydney/Kiama | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Large bright object, approximately half full moon in apparent size | Analysis of 15 separate reports indicates a large object of considerable height passed over NSW. Descriptions consistent with a large slow meteor traveling horizontally or at shallow angle and beginning to break up. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 88dd0166-cd44-42a3-82ff-1e52a87af587 | Woomera | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Unspecified | Five reports analyzed indicating phenomenon could only be a meteor or rare UFO. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 29de9d81-a38a-4968-af9d-3a3553480c92 | 1963-01-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Metallic balls | Metallic balls found in 1963 north of Broken Hill, analyzed by Australian Weapons Research Establishment. Likely debris from satellite or satellite launcher re-entry, with no evidence of non-terrestrial origin. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 0feb3ad3-b994-4dbc-b082-46db2efe597a | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Metallic sphere | A shiny metal sphere approximately fourteen inches in diameter and weighing twelve pounds was found in the desert north of Broken Hill. The sphere had been spotted from overhead by a plane and was brought in by ranger J. McClure. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 799408bf-f60f-452b-a6a1-fb15184dd316 | Broken Hill | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Metallic sphere | A second shiny metal sphere, approximately sixteen inches in diameter and weighing slightly more than eighteen pounds, was found. It was perfectly smooth, brightly polished, and without any aperture. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b32ba80c-ccd1-4364-a3bb-0738be423041 | Muloorina | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Metallic sphere | A third metal sphere, approximately six inches in diameter and weighing seven pounds, was found. It had one small aperture about half an inch in diameter and was lined with lead. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0794a460-df94-4dd0-9c2f-a2e8f25340ce | 1959-01-01T00:00:00 | 1959 | New York | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | UFO sightings reported in 1959. RAAF concluded they were likely reflections on clouds of a major light source of unknown origin, classified as aerial phenomenon of unknown origin. | Classification: Aerial phenomenon of Unknown origin | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 633870a1-23c4-4cc0-9cb1-a6800e587f7d | Scarborough | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright erratically moving light | Bright erratically moving light seen from motorcar, disappeared morning light. Movement possibly due to autokinesis. | Classification: Celestial Body (possibly Venus) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4b58d28a-27f4-4f4c-9d9e-31cff32165de | Safety Beach, Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Alternating orange/white light | Alternating orange/white light at 1000 feet between Sorrento and Portsea, moved vertically down and disappeared. Seen also 3 weeks earlier by same person at same locations. | Classification: Unknown | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1b513b5b-07bb-4569-8192-8397264de8af | Necrabup | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Blue/white lights (like flash cube) | Blue/white lights moving fast across sky toward Perth. Possible Boeing aircraft on descent with low power setting. | Classification: Qantas Boeing on descent to Perth with low power setting | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d13bc13a-31cb-4336-83be-17bf7e61d1f1 | Melbourne, Geelong | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Four bright orange lights | Four bright orange lights over Melbourne in formation. Possible RAAF F-111 aircraft igniting. | Classification: Four RAAF F-111 aircraft igniting | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bcfac46c-1b2c-482d-892f-b4405b16d88f | 1973-01-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | Purandara | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large shiny UFO with landing lights | A large shiny UFO sighting reported from Purandara with multiple witnesses. The object displayed landing lights and created confusion among observers and ground personnel. | Classification: 1973-0248 | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 77af73ad-9948-45ca-9b60-0c4eaa1b2f41 | Naembo | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual Aerial Sighting reported by Mrs Freda Koe from Naembo area, Papua New Guinea. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 58ccd1c9-0542-4ecd-84e8-ce11c7ca2195 | Kokoda | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual Aerial Sighting reported by Amunda KEYE from Kokoda area. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 2dbf4a89-34a1-48ed-bcce-45843203e655 | Kokoda | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual Aerial Sighting reported by Elsie OMBARI from Kokoda area. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| eee97968-c8f9-4dac-a623-3eeef28b8a14 | Moonah | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Long and slim with port holes, trailing long tail of sparks | Bright white object with long slim profile and portholes observed trailing a 2,000 ft tail of sparks below Mt. Wellington summit. Multiple independent reports from Hobart area confirmed observation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| db3d5f82-c0ad-4c87-8f4a-431210a8565f | Bellerive | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright white objects | Five bright white objects travelling northerly in parallel formation below 4,000 feet altitude, showering sparks with no associated noise. Observed by 35+ adults and multiple independent sources. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4b528a7d-3e0f-4b11-95d3-fab9053659d0 | South Caulfield | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Series of frames joined somewhat like cross-members with 2 side legs, like last two rungs of a ladder. Two main box-frames; lower one appeared to have two side zeros. Orange body-outlined emissions like 'a coin's fireworks sparkler pencil' with trailing factors along the frame. | Observer reported seeing a definite structured object with two main frames and side legs, emitting orange light with sparkler-like emissions, moving from bay area upward at speed comparable to a modern fighter plane. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 43889992-17d5-4ae1-91ad-eaec5f29d579 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Round, disc-like | Object observed as definite craft with round/disc shape, appeared as light source, traveled in southerly direction with easterly deviation, left trailing light phenomenon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e93d68ed-ece7-4deb-957a-7a1c7958ccf2 | Hamilton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Tall, narrow object with orange light at base, resembling a parachute but much taller and narrower | A tall, narrow object with an orange light at its base was observed in the sky approximately 200 yards away and 20-30 feet above ground, traveling slowly from east to west towards an allotment area. The object was clearly visible, silent, and appeared to be made of transparent material with a light coming from within. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f061169f-b67e-448e-82ce-fe109b8d9a2c | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright yellowish objects with luminous trails | Group of up to 9 bright yellowish objects with luminous trails observed travelling at high speed in southwesterly direction, fading rapidly in mid-air. No structure, propulsion means or sound observed. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 99d02c9c-be25-4ca6-9cc8-34adc3b06ffd | Stanthorpe | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Bright dot with elongated V-shaped tail | Bright dot with elongated V-shaped tail several miles long observed travelling west to east. No sound reported. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 85b07eb5-6851-4510-9dee-e2c6274ba2b1 | Evandale | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Oval | Mr and Mrs A. Donovan observed an unusual aerial object of deep yellow colour, appearing much brighter than the stars, moving in a southerly direction from Pleasant Banks area. | Classification: Secret | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 499fdd1b-42b1-44ec-b418-5b62a178b4c0 | Coburg | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Luminous sphere with pinkish glow | Observer witnessed a luminous sphere-like object near the moon that made three parabolic jumps at the moon's edge, then travelled eastward across the sky emitting red and green sparks. The object later zig-zagged rapidly before disappearing behind trees to the southeast. | Classification: The cause (or likely cause) of the sighting cannot be determined | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1209e711-162e-4275-b21b-4d74dca14235 | 1968-11-12T00:00:00 | 1968 | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | UFO sighting at Altona, VIC on 12th November 1968 by Mr A. Flemming. RAAF Laverton evaluation assessed as probable sighting of satellite or rocket hardware in orbit, specifically ruled out ECHO-2 satellite. | Classification: Probable satellite or rocket hardware | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 49bad0b5-cb54-4a8c-88f8-c4b9cace9767 | 1968-11-13T00:00:00 | 1968 | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | UFO sighting at Altona, VIC on 13th November 1968 by Mr A. Flemming. RAAF Laverton evaluation assessed as probable sighting of satellite or rocket hardware in orbit, specifically ruled out ECHO-2 satellite. | Classification: Probable satellite or rocket hardware | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| de905511-4877-4e74-844c-2d506da789ea | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round, changed colour from white to blue | A 17-year-old grocery assistant reported a round object that changed colour from white to blue, first sighted at 30 degrees elevation overhead Laverton moving in direction of Port Cood then over Port Phillip. Object had straight then curved flight path with no sound or exhaust trails observed. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b6b79e5b-435d-400a-91a4-7dfebd0293e5 | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round, changed colour from white to blue | Second sighting by same observer (A Fleming, age 17) within 24 hours. Round object changed colour from white to blue, sighted at approximately 20 degrees elevation moving in southerly direction on slightly curved flight path. No sound, exhaust or vapour trails observed. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d77f9e9e-206f-43b5-9040-ef49a09e246c | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Yellowish point of light | Third sighting by A Fleming (age 17). Yellowish point of light suspended 30 to 35 degrees above horizon moving easterly with angular velocity of about 15 degrees per hour minute. No sound or exhaust trails observed. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4cb89e15-effe-4dc9-99cf-8040f4e9f035 | Inkerman | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Metal spheres, two feet diameter with one inch diameter hole at each end with three smaller holes in triangular pattern | Two metal light-weight spheres found approximately three months prior near Inkerman Station, partially embedded in ground. Spheres approximately two feet in diameter with threaded holes and grey oxidised colour. Arrangements made for FCO and photographer to visit station. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| efb798c7-9c79-49a4-9641-74280c9ea53e | Sans Souci | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aerial object | Mr Bradley of Sans Souci, Sydney observed an aerial object. Further investigation by RAAF Headquarters revealed the object sighted was a child's toy. | Classification: Identified as child's toy | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8a766603-dd50-422b-ba2b-5ad3cf5376c4 | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Bright | Observer reported a white light that turned red, appearing as a bright object first noticed north of Launce over Tamar River, moving northwesterly before disappearing behind a hill. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 82583f8a-4340-4e2a-aa06-5d05631f57bc | Deagon | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unknown - possibly aircraft | Mr. L. Collins reported an aerial object observed near Deagon. RAAF investigation concluded the object was likely a Friendship aircraft departing Eagle Farm Airport for Maryborough, which when turning onto the 315° diversion would appear to the south west of Deagon. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4405e7c5-e43e-4e0b-aa68-34bc2009a7f3 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unknown - possibly flare or fireworks | Mrs. L. Feodaroff reported observing an aerial object. RAAF investigation indicated the description would suggest some type of flare or fireworks, although no conclusive evidence could be obtained to confirm this possible cause. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7365f99b-0b1a-48e0-b682-e8e8b4912f61 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular | A circular object appeared overhead with a loud noise similar to jet engine. The object moved from west to east at 45 degrees in 10 seconds and disappeared behind trees. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 38d0a86a-8cce-460a-b171-245286d1ddcc | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Ball of fire | A lone ball of fire appeared to fall on Mt Cooth accompanied by sound of an explosion and swishing noise. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 760fdc85-3972-440b-9aee-2e6b801a1d5e | Rabaul | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | gold-reddish | School teacher T. Taylor and witness Gwen Taylor observed a gold-reddish UFO approximately 3,000 to 5,000 ft in height traveling on an erratic course SE. Object was slightly larger than a star visible on a clear night. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ddcc58ba-f608-45d1-b951-cffed179e1b4 | Floreat Park | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Bright white arms silver and centre brilliant | Observer in bed at home observed a bright steady light like a magnesium flare overhead that appeared to obliterate details but showed a discernible object before disappearing mid-air behind a church. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 24db292e-a47f-418c-876d-4e534d4b72c3 | Daglish | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Report filed for Mr & Mrs J. Bowman sighting in Daglish, Western Australia as part of coordinated aerial object observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f701e230-68bc-492c-9f0d-69f1cb50a4e9 | Scarborough | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Report filed for Mr R. Hyde sighting in Scarborough, Western Australia as part of coordinated aerial object observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6cbf6101-bf37-4f36-840b-4fa55edbd0e0 | Cloverdale | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Report filed for Mrs V. Cosgrave sighting in Cloverdale, Western Australia as part of coordinated aerial object observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e0727059-b56d-4f8f-9338-9bcc829b2535 | Maddington | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Report filed for Mrs J. Douglas sighting in Maddington, Western Australia as part of coordinated aerial object observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| df509c78-da3e-4909-8710-8a7362f42afd | Fremantle | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Report filed for James M. Laurence sighting in Fremantle, Western Australia as part of coordinated aerial object observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 47e45b13-040f-40af-9f03-52277d38a74b | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Not clearly defined, appeared as light | Valma Cosgrave observed a bright light moving erratically from the southeast, darting at varying speeds before coming to rest overhead for about 15 minutes, then departing northward at high speed. The object was also observed by a neighbor who called to alert others. | Classification: Unknown object in area | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5356c276-d0d1-40d1-99b4-e21266ef61b7 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Silver ball-shaped base with object apparently tilted away from observer | Observer sighted a fast-traveling object with vapor trail coming from the east-south of house heading slightly northwest. The object appeared as a definite object when sunlight reflected off it, with a silver ball-shaped base visible. | Classification: Cause cannot be determined | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d58256d5-79f1-488d-95c5-f6a49a70b12f | 1969-04-13T00:00:00 | 1969 | East Burwood | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting reported by T. Cullman and Miss C. Cato at East Burwood, Victoria on 13 April 1969. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 402ec414-6483-4174-82be-a4db91d98783 | 1969-04-22T00:00:00 | 1969 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Sighting reported by G. Hill and N.J. Rayment over Bass Strait on 22 April 1969. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 391fdeb7-dec5-4780-b86d-1a8012d378ab | 1969-05-10T00:00:00 | 1969 | Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting reported by F.J. Coleman in the vicinity of Doncaster, Victoria on 10 May 1969. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 743df400-efe4-4ffc-ac10-bff001dae7e6 | 1969-05-24T00:00:00 | 1969 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by L.G. Farrell and Mrs Greenup near King's Meadows in the vicinity of Launceston, Tasmania on 24 May 1969. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 98f93249-63be-44b9-ad5d-64c07da5ab18 | 1969-05-25T00:00:00 | 1969 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting reported by G.W. Cox overlooking Launceston, Tasmania on 25 May 1969. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 34f85a6d-5c74-45ef-8abc-739e133aec8b | 1969-06-01T00:00:00 | 1969 | Heidelberg | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting reported by B. Starkey at Heidelberg near Yarra River on 1 June 1969. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 95e29a9a-6740-4c9d-85b9-e5b95100b9c1 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | spherical | Company representative L G Farrell, age 21, observed bright white spherical aerial object. Duration of observation was four seconds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 23074084-bc4c-4672-aaa7-72a3d10ceda8 | Kings Meadows | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Round | A white, round light was observed moving from west to east behind hills near Kings Meadows. The object remained stationary, appeared as a light rather than a definite object, and traveled in a straight path before disappearing behind Mount Barrow. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 12b4a78c-5cc4-4b40-b539-11d04126f5ec | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Round/Ball | A round, bright object was observed from a residence in NSW. The object appeared twice the size of a star but seemed closer than a star, remaining stationary throughout the observation period. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7abb2be7-95f5-43b7-89e4-1a1b98ed4145 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | round, ball-like | Observer driving along road observed a red light like a ball in a north-west direction. Object appeared at no great height and remained stationary before disappearing. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 56d79911-91c2-4012-8d0d-977d5f69a58d | 1969-05-16T00:00:00 | 1969 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Observer Ms. Gerhardt reported sighting of unidentified object at 30 K (time) on 16 May 1969. An electrical blackout occurred shortly after the sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bc71c11b-7981-42f8-a190-3bcae4228f13 | Aidan | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Circular | Observer sighted a circular object with doming in the center emitting a bright light. The object appeared to lose altitude and regained it after a few minutes. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1f6a0cd4-d63b-4560-a857-d83570539a77 | 1969-05-27T00:00:00 | 1969 | Hazelwood Park | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Report of aerial object observed by N.B. Parsons, a civilian aged 32, submitted to RAAF Headquarters Operational Command on 27th May 1969. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| d5d699f7-e1bc-48c7-808e-81cf72a60a77 | Ossima | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | light type aircraft | Unconfirmed hearing of suspected light type aircraft heard circling three times approximately 1 mile north of Ossima before returning northward. No lights were seen. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| becab2ee-bb41-4cda-bb0c-14df57843cd9 | Jutung | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | straight wing single boom, single piston engine Cessna type aircraft | Acting District Officer sighted light type aircraft flying north-south direction, suspected to be Indonesian military Pilatus Porter. Investigation revealed it did not intrude into Territory airspace. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 8464a6bc-f930-4ccd-a569-dd1593d477fd | Aitape | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified aircraft | Unidentified aircraft reported over Aitape. Investigation concluded it was likely a DC10 from Guam to Perth estimated over Timaru at 0358 hours local at 20,000 feet. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9f539afa-8e81-474b-9267-ebfc626a5c60 | Deniliquin | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unidentified object | Object reportedly sighted again at approximately 4 am, though observer could not sight it through cloud cover despite searching with binoculars. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1d412004-dafe-4222-a8a7-419e03a08aa7 | 1969-04-25T00:00:00 | 1969 | Darlington | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | UFO sighting reported by Mrs D. Froml on 25th April 1969. RAAF Headquarters Support Command advised they had no further comment to add to the report. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c0949e8a-4286-4f94-a54c-fa86db2e9daa | 1969-04-24T00:00:00 | 1969 | Hazelbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | moving light | Mr. R.B. Forbes observed a moving light at approximately 2130 hours on 24th April 1969. RAAF preliminary enquiries determined the described movement was consistent with a COMA aircraft landing at RAAF Richmond at approximately 2145 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ea89f520-271b-4450-b995-a1b2466079c3 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | circular/spherical | Report by R.A. Reid of aerial object observed. Observer noted object appeared as a definite light or object with circular/spherical shape. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a78a579f-c170-4167-9c7a-a5ce5b118b0e | Mangrove | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Bubble-like | A postal official sighted a silver, bubble-like object at an estimated 40 degrees elevation between Mangrove and Gosford. The object appeared as a definite object rather than a light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 436bce79-abe4-4c9f-b6d5-92a1d49c69ea | Maryville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Burning object | Observer Mrs. Pat Wilkinson witnessed a burning object moving easterly overhead Maryville. The object traveled in an apparently straight path and disappeared after continuing on its trajectory. | Classification: no conclusive evidence | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b9a7408c-4b80-43b6-a125-fbba6e5b5261 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Object observed falling from approximately 3-5,000 feet on bearing 280 degrees, moving in slightly curved path before disappearing behind a hill to the southwest. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 77f5f4be-1ed3-475e-8ef7-80d5a01617a2 | 1969-03-25T00:00:00 | 1969 | Hendra | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Oval | Mrs R. Rolland Zillman observed an oval-shaped object with red light and clicking sound approaching from and returning to Eagle Farm area at 2015K on 25 March 1969. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 5df44123-5227-4da7-8099-6972c889f9df | Trevallyn | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Circular | Mr Jeremy Holden of Trevallyn, Tasmania reported an unusual aerial object. Observer was a student who followed astronomy as a hobby and had previously observed satellites. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 831cfde3-282a-4043-88b4-0fb5f698b890 | Kyogle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Mrs I. L. Gibbs of Kyogle reported observations following a reported landing of a flying saucer. Investigation determined the physical evidence was a toadstool (Omphalina speciosa) and fairy rings are natural fungal phenomena. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9b3519c9-7d1f-408b-a661-cbe0263cc1f9 | Marion | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Bright light, silver in colour, box-like or rectangular shape with grille and yellow lights underneath | Witness observed a bright silver object traveling downward at 45 degrees from south, leveling off at approximately 3,000 feet and traveling north at fantastic speed before ascending and disappearing. A deep roar like a heavy propeller helicopter was heard when the object leveled off and climbed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2010b774-4b68-41d5-bad3-fb1162a2995d | Aitape | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown, not visible due to misty rain | An unidentified aircraft was heard approaching from the west and flying over the Aitape area. The engine noise was similar to a Fokker Friendship but experienced observers stated it was unlike any aircraft normally operating into Aitape. The aircraft was not visible due to misty rain and flew off in a southerly direction. | Classification: UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 105f14de-be42-46c0-a79b-066bd5157870 | Clayton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Like a star | Observer Alan Trevor Roche witnessed a star-like object stationary overhead for approximately 30 minutes near Clayton. Object appeared as a light with indefinite color and moved south in a straight path before disappearing in the upper air. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 57b1cc49-85b9-4e4a-8f71-8349eaad1161 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Beach-ball shaped, brilliantly lit with a circle around it showing dozens of tiny stars | Object three or four times the size of a satellite, beach-ball shaped and brilliantly lit, observed traveling from North to South in slow motion like a satellite. Object appeared to have a circle showing tiny stars which became invisible after it passed. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f5f5b1a5-fb9d-4d4e-b02f-5e6fe9cdc652 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | nine lights in vee formation, milky yellow | Visual observation by Mrs A Bosch, housewife, of nine milky yellow lights in vee formation first seen overhead in vicinity of Eons Belt moving to the east. Cessna from Wununurra landed shortly before reported sighting time and met balloon released at 1132z. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 128d9766-a392-424c-bc32-1a5ad345396e | Woodhouse Station via Claredale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright red light | Observer Mrs Powell of Cunningham Pastoral Company traveling by car between Claredale and Woodhouse Station observed a bright red light in the sky to the south. Object was stationary for about 15 minutes before going off. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6870b29f-02ee-4cd4-88e6-3d1152709e29 | Ipswich | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | circular, shiny white object | Report of UFO sighting by Mr K Molloy near Wallaby via Ipswich. Circular shiny white object observed moving south from the north for approximately 45 minutes, then moved west at very slow speed at high altitude. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c7459e62-ed7b-49d3-b012-89a9789620ce | 1969-03-22T00:00:00 | 1969 | Abbotsford | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light or object | Report of aerial object observed by Mrs J. Vernon, housewife, from her backyard in Abbotsford, NSW on 22 March 1969 at approximately 20:45 hours. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 33aefee7-64da-4503-a4b6-ba002460093f | Boorong | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Green light that changed to white light | Ralph Knoco observed a green light orbiting above his home near Boorong, NSW. The light changed from green to white and emitted an unfocused white light cone toward the ground before disappearing. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5a0166b6-a88a-4eb4-a615-8c994e635ed9 | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | two extremely bright objects/lights | Observer traveling on Mugga Lane noticed two extremely bright objects in the sky that maneuvered, appeared stationary at times, and disappeared and reappeared several times before finally disappearing as if each light was turned out. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| db778676-2d16-4905-9661-6e6d310b9098 | Main Beach, Southport | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light/object with conical smoke trail behind falling object | Observer reported a bright orange/white light moving across sky at high speed with conical exhaust trail. Object descended between Helensvale and Hollywall with slight movement from horizontal. | Classification: Unknown | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 063cad75-dfbe-4759-a215-ae7c41b5ea62 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Circular object, appeared as a cascade | Housewife observed a circular object with white/blue lights between two bright stars in the sky. Object showed shimmer effect and briefly extinguished for approximately 3 seconds before resuming normal intensity. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d1f852f7-313a-4e6e-9f2d-23fe5f06c5a7 | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Two bright coloured lights | Mrs M. Sayers and her husband observed two bright coloured lights moving in an irregular pattern in the sky to the west of their farmhouse. The object eventually moved south and disappeared. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 581f81ab-15c8-44c4-a006-fc78f841b8fd | 1970-07-28T00:00:00 | 1970 | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Bright coloured lights | Mrs M. Sayers reported observing the same phenomena on Tuesday 28th July 1970 with friends. Same movement and colour effect noted with object in virtually unchanged position. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1f86335f-897b-47b3-a74d-f9cb6957dc27 | 1970-06-29T00:00:00 | 1970 | Toowoomba | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Sighting reported by Stephen Holthouse on 29 June 1970. Mother refused to permit interview regarding the UFO sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 123fbeef-d14b-4363-9a3a-a3b171a2c441 | 1970-06-28T00:00:00 | 1970 | Toowoomba | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unusual aerial sighting on 28 June 1970 reported by R. and A.D. Ellett of Toowoomba, Queensland. Two reports were submitted to the Department of Air. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 34562c0b-4cbe-4d26-b2f4-2525a0c4ace0 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Report of an aerial object observed by Mr. C.J. Allen submitted to RAAF Headquarters Operational Command. Details of the sighting are contained in an attached formal witness report form. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 020b94ac-2175-4bb0-85c6-627156b754c3 | Hentone | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flashing light | A flashing light observed moving in the sky at 0130 hours by observer J.G. Grice. Description provided in preliminary observer report form. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ec06116f-631a-4e56-8267-2d5323f96c16 | Middle Park | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | moving light | A very fast and high moving light observed in the sky at Middle Park by Messrs Robertson, Fry and Maaldyk. Described as moving at high speed and altitude. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2dd54f65-fd2a-42eb-9052-7f3ba70a704b | Bamyili | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Cone-like object | Visual sighting of cone-like object observed at 0530 hours on 12-13 March. Observation tentatively identified as a parachute pending further investigation. | Classification: PD2 | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 382bc495-110c-480c-9304-5c097bdf017e | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Definite object with white lights | Observer R. Rankin reported an aerial object with white lights proceeding southerly down the coast, appearing to accelerate very fast as if disappearing into fog at the water. | Classification: Unidentified - likely cause could not be determined | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| eb3623ab-3efd-4662-8d71-4264c20411e1 | 1970-01-22T00:00:00 | 1970 | Rosedale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unidentified flying object sighted at Rosedale Headland, NSW on 22 January 1970. Report raised at request of Directorate of Air Force Intelligence. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 28d3a5b6-a4fe-49bd-b146-64cc5303e96c | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light | A clear light was reported travelling from east to overhead Brisbane at 11:55. Intelligence report on UFO sighting occurrence. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 03234e83-811e-4ec0-9c82-a01185f091cd | 1971-05-26T00:00:00 | 1971 | Williamstown | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Report by G. Little concerning the sighting of an unusual light in the sky at Williamstown, VIC on 26th May 1971. Observer reported light appearing in the northern sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ed8ae66a-7d47-4306-8603-339bd5a4e846 | 1971-04-24T00:00:00 | 1971 | Mentone | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light/object (specific shape not clearly legible in document) | Unusual aerial object sighted by Mr T. Dores at Mentone, Victoria on the night of 24th April 1971. Details of the sighting were documented in an official RAAF report form. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b11fa7c2-a1d1-400b-a0e8-9d54fbf980f6 | Dungog | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Flashing scarlet and white light | Inspector R. Birt observed an alternating scarlet and white flashing light in the night sky. The object appeared stationary or receding, with the scarlet light twice as bright as the white, and disappeared as if switched off. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 692ddce6-53af-421e-9170-2c8affb73f93 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light(s) | Perth motorist and his wife observed a bright light that appeared to attack their car, hovering and darting. The object repeated this behavior four times before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d26c4434-03f5-45f5-a65e-487d5d243664 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Unidentified | Unidentified flying objects were sighted regularly over the ACT but people failed to report them through fear of being 'indiscreet'. At least two unreported sightings occurred in Canberra that year. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 694a8d65-de82-4b0c-b55f-13eea4482b1d | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Transparent cloud-like object | Observer reported a grey matter object moving from southeast to northeast direction that disappeared and reappeared multiple times out of city light glow, making approximately 20 circular patterns in the sky. Object appeared transparent but blocked stars when passing under them. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9188f935-91ec-473b-b32f-ba03ed467d64 | Aspendale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Report by Mrs I.E. Cole of unusual aerial sighting at Aspendale Victoria assessed by RAAF as satellite PAGEOS-1 with no known aircraft in vicinity. | Classification: Assessed as satellite PAGEOS-1 | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 45153702-9e97-414b-999b-6d87dcedbb01 | Hurstville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Silver star, alternatively flashing red and green | Silver star object observed moving in slow circular motion, alternately flashing red and green lights from 14:55Z onwards. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| feb93db7-f3cc-465b-8b53-60e8490bf05c | Waverley | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Grey, larger than aircraft | Grey object larger than aircraft observed in horizontal trajectory, moving faster than aircraft with no evidence of propulsion. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d0ed34a1-9e33-4745-8df6-9b83455e274a | Exeter | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Described with sharp edges, like welding flames except circular in field | Unusual aerial object sighting reported by Mr R. Williams in Exeter, Tasmania, forwarded through Melbourne office of DCA Victoria-Tasmania region. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 68d0b6cd-b668-46b4-8e95-81e8f97aa2a0 | Queenscliff | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | vivid light | Observer D.J. Ward reported sighting of a vivid light in the sky near Queenscliff. The object was observed for approximately 9-13 minutes and produced bright illumination compared to common light sources. | Classification: Unusual Aerial Sighting | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c66f6c8d-827b-40c1-93c1-d22a45a51db4 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Solid object | Observer reported sighting of solid object in sky during daylight hours near Escort Pass. Object appeared as a solid object with no exhaust trail observed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c9fe1509-3441-4054-96db-3a0c5d8e9295 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Solid object | TV technician reported sighting of object in evening. Observer attracted by noise and movement. Object disappeared into cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a76d40c6-976f-4124-afc4-e8dcad7d3a87 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Circular, solid object | Two objects sighted in formation. Objects appeared as solid objects with grey/silver color. Observer had some experience with aviation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c32db617-008d-41b7-ba72-196f769143f9 | Between Birdcage and Penfield | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Bright light, possibly spherical or oval shaped | Observer John O'Flaherty sighted a bright green/bright light object in the sky between Birdcage and Penfield. The object appeared as a solid light with no sound, estimated at 5000 feet altitude. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cdcc32c6-8826-4d47-b673-76f728993cc7 | North Adelaide | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Bright light object | Sister Mary V.R. Wiseman observed an unusual aerial sighting of a bright light object. Observer reported attending inside hospital and instructing staff to close doors, windows, and pull blinds during the sighting. | Classification: Considered unnecessary to process - observer credibility concerns noted in RAAF evaluation | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 21a40d0d-c32d-4fa7-af77-392edeb6685e | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | Mr L.A. Hunt of Rokeby Tasmania reported sighting of a yellow/white light in the Hobart area. Report was investigated by RAAF. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f035820a-ae7a-440d-93a4-4afa85c6ab3e | Ralphs Bay | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | bright yellow white pulsing light, slightly bigger than the largest star | Bright yellow-white pulsing light observed at approximately 50 degrees elevation, racing across the sky from west to east and diminishing in size before disappearing. Sighting occurred at 10:12 p.m. with water calm, no moon, and slight cloud cover. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a851c811-8867-4c18-979e-8cb600e0bef2 | East Preston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | white small, brighter than stars | White object brighter than stars observed travelling in vertical plane slowly to east of observer. No means of propulsion evident. Sighting reported at 0916 hours with fine and clear weather. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fca3ab9d-f0f1-442b-9237-fa6aa7ef4ade | City Beach | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Aerial object sighting at City Beach, WA observed by Mr D.C. James. Report investigated by Flying Officer J.A. Wheal of 2FTS. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4d506f8e-38f4-475b-bbf5-707039549f46 | 1970-10-29T00:00:00 | 1970 | St Helens | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unknown | Investigation of report concerning sighting of unidentified aerial object at St Helens, Tasmania on 29th October 1970, carried out by Flt Lt Henley (GD, AV) of Tasmanian Squadron ATC on 30th November 1970. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f346fab6-1c23-4816-94f9-308ca4f4a236 | Coonabarabran | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Horse-shoe magnet or hairpin shaped, dense white, thick cream or frost-like appearance | Sydney Levine and wife observed a white horseshoe-shaped object moving fast either towards horizon or to the left, appearing to maintain own position relative to moving car before disappearing behind wooded hill. Not a vapour trail or reflection. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 84cdb806-ecb1-4bad-ba8d-5c5f6ec37098 | 1970-10-26T00:00:00 | 1970 | Lyndale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Multiple light/objects - white, orange and back coloring with flashing red | Alleged UFO sighting at Lyndale Victoria on night of 26 October 1970. Report by James Carroll of Doveton with Investigation Officer remarks. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 95021d3f-35c4-4f6f-a3ba-297e50f26997 | Binalong Bay | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | monoplane-like with two small wing projections at back end | Witness observed an unusual cloud formation with a distinct object at its apex that resembled a small monoplane with dark red wing projections. The object rose vertically to a great height then leveled off and headed southerly, accompanied by vapor trails. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b6801640-ef3c-4571-830f-a8f58bdc83e5 | Undale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | white objects changing to orange and back with flashing red | Two white objects that changed to orange and back were observed with flashing red lights, appearing larger than stars. Objects traveled west to east initially, then north to south several times with elevation varying from 20 to 15 degrees, with no visible means of propulsion. | Classification: RESTRICTED FOR INTELL-COMM DAFI PD UFO REPORT | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a531d978-699a-4059-8839-0bf852f70acc | 1971-08-15T00:00:00 | 1971 | Myrtle Park | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr G. Janes of Myrtle Park, Tasmania on 15 August 1971. Report received through Department of Civil Aviation, Melbourne. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 6c35592a-08e6-4398-af11-bc647a0ab1c5 | 1971-09-01T00:00:00 | 1971 | Inala | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | egg-shaped | Mr. Metz reported sighting a large, brightly lit egg-shaped object at approximately 0400 hours on 1 September 1971. The object hovered for a considerable time before disappearing at high speed in a westerly direction. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 44eb5b3a-30e9-42b6-a96d-67e352f0b29f | 1971-08-04T00:00:00 | 1971 | Won Wron | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Mrs. Jeffs submitted a report of an unusual aerial sighting during 2-4 August 1971 that was investigated by Flt Lt J. Staal as the Investigating Officer. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 0a7777eb-9757-4d1d-a8f2-77cc285274ac | 1971-08-04T00:00:00 | 1971 | Omeron | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright orange light | Mrs B. Jaffa observed a bright orange light rising from the bush and climbing into the sky during the period 2nd-4th August 1971. The investigating officer observed a similar light shining through clouds on 5th August 1971. | Classification: possible identifications considered including aircraft, satellites, meteorological balloons, local phenomena, window reflections, spotlight shooting, and celestial bodies (Mars was identified as probable explanation) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| fc89da8f-28c6-40d3-89b3-901f1036dd51 | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Grey parachutes joined together to form a large bag, flexing in and out during descent | Mrs Holdsworth of Maffra observed an unusual aerial object descending near Sale that appeared to be a partially deflated meteorology balloon. The object was described as grey parachute-like material flexing regularly as it descended behind a low hill. | Classification: Assessed as partially deflated meteorology balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 548e547f-3144-4954-9363-2f826827437a | Boroko | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Julian Ronald Lee observed an extremely vivid bright red light in the night sky over Boroko. The object exhibited unusual aerial characteristics and was observed for approximately 59 seconds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5f752896-58fe-4e14-84f5-7425dcc7b6a4 | Gorae | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | UFO sighted swooping several times over a farm shed. A sample collected from a trail across the roof was analyzed and found to contain nothing unusual for the environment. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 21c24577-9b84-4829-bcb8-517e98fa8d7f | Portland | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Sighting reported by Mrs Noel Benbow in western sky. Investigation concluded the object was likely the planet Venus, with atmospheric refraction causing distortion or magnification. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6d85b95a-c80c-47fc-b96e-b7f7bd845e02 | Portland | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Sighting reported by Mrs Smith and Mrs Elliott appearing to be the same incident. Cause could not be determined due to insufficient information and lack of response from witness. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4c9ee627-46a3-44ad-8828-9048e9d1b1fb | Gorae West | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Saucer-shaped with knob-like structure on top, flashing red and green lights in criss-crossed pattern | Mrs. M.E. Smith reported a bright star-like object appearing around 9:40 p.m. that made several low sweeps over her property, almost hitting a shed. Her sons Rob (18) and Sean (9) observed the object through binoculars for almost an hour. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bb552b89-d22e-48d7-8136-7b1e432e1232 | Gorae West | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Two colored globes or lights suspended together | Mr. F. Elliott and Mrs. Elliott observed bright red and green lights high in the sky. The lights appeared to move toward the camp and then stopped. The group lost sight of the objects when clouds obscured the view. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 696893cc-6300-4a9b-b981-6175ee2bd117 | Portland | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified flying object | An unidentified flying object was sighted in the Portland area. Material was collected from a trail across a farm shed roof and submitted for examination. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3e40e73f-65f0-4b01-836a-d35fa599152c | 1971-07-18T00:00:00 | 1971 | Vermont | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | silvery colored object, approximately moon sized | J. Plowman observed an unusual silvery aerial object while in a pool in Vermont, Victoria on the morning of 18 July 1971. The object was approximately moon-sized and observed for approximately 10 minutes. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 2895a2a7-a65e-4da9-aeeb-5a793f12757d | Laverton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Object first observed in the sky as a light. Analysis suggests the sighting was likely Saturn, which was positioned at 045° relative to Laverton at elevation 60° with magnitude -3. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8db0af65-ab73-4d58-9413-145127af893d | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Solid object | Object observed in the sky appearing as a solid object with no exhaust or vapour trail. Object disappeared behind a hill or similar terrain feature. | Classification: OFFICIAL | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cbd57e1c-0360-463f-9cee-e278a730891b | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Semi-circular or convex shaped object | Semi-circular convex shaped object observed appearing as a solid object. Object hovered and then ascended out of sight. Witness had experience as a railway employee with knowledge of judging height and distance. | Classification: OFFICIAL | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4ef9704d-0d6f-4bdc-b066-0f200bc69403 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Light | Observer reported a light object observed from the surface, attracting attention through movement. Object appeared as a light and disappeared in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e091f1b3-822e-4c8a-90b7-f53408ded8cf | Brereton Junction | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Circular disc, described as a pure disc with dome | Observer reported a circular disc-shaped object with dome moving quickly, observed during calm clear conditions. Object disappeared over horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c285a8e0-1ae5-4f96-b301-026d4cce4345 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light, described as 4 pear/oval visual appearance | Observer reported a light object that appeared orange-red in colour, moving like aircraft. Object displayed apparent propulsion and was observed as a light in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ccf6986f-9000-4956-966e-05a702686305 | 1970-07-05T00:00:00 | 1970 | Caulfield | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Described as fast-moving object, bright light | Master Paul Rankin observed an unusual aerial sighting on 5th July 1970 at Caulfield, VIC at 6:00 a.m. The object was very bright, described relative to Venus or Moon, moving at high speed comparable to aircraft. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f13250e5-8e1e-4380-8c32-41b1033de0e0 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Cigar-shaped | Two cigar-shaped objects passed overhead, followed by approximately 20 smaller objects appearing from clouds, moving in various formations with some in V-formation. One object had a pink or reddish glow at rear. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 86b686f5-9401-42c9-9f5b-6bc5f0dfa422 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | High-flying plane-like object | High-flying object observed at 9:30 am with no visible wings, tail, or vapour trail unlike other planes seen that day. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 853746ed-20a4-4f82-a0e4-ed5e046b0eb8 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Cigar-shaped with two triangular fins at rear | Slowly moving cigar-shaped object with two triangular fins observed almost directly overhead, moving in and out of clouds. Direction from north-east (Belconnen Naval Station) to south-west (between Lake Stromlo and Scrivener Dam). | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fd1e697d-25b8-46f3-8f56-a29cc5d6beb1 | Curtin | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Streak | Very large orange-coloured streak observed across sky at 4:55 pm by daughter of a car driver. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fbb7d136-ad3c-48d9-8340-04b4e2bfc095 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Large orange-coloured light | Large orange light followed car at night, keeping pace steadily. When stopped near Holtbrook, light stopped also, then shot up through heavy dark clouds. Witness with years of aircraft experience stated behaviour was unlike any known aircraft. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| bf7323b0-70b9-47dd-8493-07f70bc71fa6 | Fyshwick | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | bright flash with blue tint | A technical adviser observed a very bright flash in the sky with blue tint at 2:45 pm, appearing to be in line with Mt Majura. The flash occurred between 2:30 and 2:55 pm. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 95254aa9-1e7c-47b4-b535-e4656116b46a | Weston | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | tiny object performing circles | A technical adviser observed a tiny object at 4:05 pm performing strange circular antics at varying altitudes, with motions similar to the square-circle pattern observed by other witnesses. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6a80f9dc-f6b0-4545-bc6b-4bbedcd4e413 | Hackett | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | cigar-shaped | A young boy observed a white cigar-shaped object passing overhead at 4:00 pm with no wings, tail, noise or vapour trail. Three minutes later he observed a conventional aircraft with vapour trail in similar direction. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e3ce8283-b8b4-4e55-a9b8-d95fedb45cbc | North Ainslie | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | cigar-shaped | Eleven boys from North Ainslie Junior Australian Rules Football Club observed a cigar-shaped object with no wings or tail, followed three minutes later by a conventional plane. The object was noticeably thinner than the plane. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e0dda39a-0d41-4bc1-9c35-d69771c7fa36 | 1972-02-11T00:00:00 | 1972 | Maffra | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light object | Mrs A. Higgins reported an unusual aerial sighting in the early hours of 11 February 1972 near Maffra, Victoria. The investigating officer concluded the sighting could have been waste burner activity from the Longford Gas Plant. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 16e2c3d5-3583-4091-9b4e-827e7ca5594f | Hamilton | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light/lights | Mrs D. Charlton reported unusual aerial sightings near Hamilton, NSW. RAAF investigation concluded the sightings were distress flares fired in the Broadmeadow area, corroborated by reports from Civil Police and Air Traffic Control RAAF Williamtown. | Classification: Identified - distress flares | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8eb38277-0342-4f94-844a-4280de7f4edc | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | solid object | Unusual aerial sighting report submitted by member of Australian Flying Saucer Research Society - Adelaide. Object appeared as solid object in the sky. | Classification: OFFICIAL | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a4a14fbb-c0d8-4206-af5d-f1c167481bb0 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | pale blue/white light | Observer reported a pale blue/white light observed from behind a hill. Object appeared as a light and disappeared behind a hill. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c94a6538-da28-4d0d-aa17-42a1318a0d13 | Whitter | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | Observer reported sighting of single object lasting 7 minutes. Object disappeared in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1d082b23-ac0f-429e-9a1c-49d9a4310cf8 | Gawler | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | changing shape | Observer witnessed changing shape object for approximately 10 minutes at altitude of 2500 feet, estimated distance 2 miles. Object displayed light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a3dbbe28-0ba8-4049-977c-f621a7652d2f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | round object | Observer reported round object sighting estimated at 200 feet altitude and 150 meters distance. Object was white in color. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b4952332-c667-4b64-9e30-ad665286f4cf | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Light | Observer reported sighting of a light object in the sky. Object appeared as a light and disappeared in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 69caa368-e689-4713-893c-cdb690ee6b73 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Light | Object observed as a light at 7-8 a.m. Duration of 20 minutes with movement observed. Disappearance occurred over the horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d52455c4-02b2-4bb1-a9da-f26383af7b93 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Light | Object observed as a light in the sky at 12:15 a.m. Object disappeared in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 35beced2-89f2-47c1-ab6c-87b11484c5aa | 1971-12-11T00:00:00 | 1971 | Carlton | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | An unusual aerial sighting was reported on 11 December 1971 at Carlton near Hobart by Miss J. Lowry and Master S. Spaulding of Moonah to the Tasmanian Squadron ATC. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| cb3a912e-491e-43b0-aa5e-88266d59ee24 | 1972-01-03T00:00:00 | 1972 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Pulsating red light | Mr McDougall reported sighting of pulsating red light in sky over Upper Ross area near Townsville on 3 January 1972. Sighting was under investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f5c56eeb-6892-4f7d-b7f4-31a5dcdbffd2 | 1971-12-30T00:00:00 | 1971 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Plane without wings | Mrs Collins at 12 Nab In Street, Townsville sighted an object described as a plane without wings on 30 December 1971. Incident was under investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b8cf9473-aba9-46f2-829d-ff1b357c810b | Briaelong | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Formation with one brilliant white light at top, cone-shaped box below with bright light at apex, outline composed of myriad smaller lights | Mr and Mrs E.G. Ranford observed a strange light formation to the southwest consisting of brilliant white lights arranged in a distinctive pattern. Investigation concluded the phenomena was likely refraction of light through an inversion layer, with Jupiter and Morwell lights as probable sources. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a37ebbfb-5bdb-491f-9c50-5d41db0cf89e | Cromarty | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Conical or cone-like | Mr and Mrs Penman observed an aerial object near Cromarty Railway Siding in North Queensland. The object appeared as a light with a conical shape. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b063e04b-f0fa-4829-a63d-83cbba053cba | Toowoomba | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mrs. K. Wright from Toowoomba, Queensland. Object observed as a light with estimated size relative to Venus. | Classification: Secret | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e3a0dddb-ff12-439c-be5e-ee518c0add9d | 1971-06-18T00:00:00 | 1971 | Burketown | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | UFO sighting reported in the Burketown Queensland area on 18 June 1971, subject of correspondence between Department of Navy and other authorities. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 86a8f81e-45b7-40bd-ac88-42a6cd6f96ec | 1971-06-18T00:00:00 | 1971 | Burketown | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | unidentified | Multiple residents of Burketown reported seeing an unidentified flying object on 18 June 1971. The sighting was reported by a police sergeant and covered in local newspaper. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 3383a084-17ac-4a1a-adef-8f1ea1075e44 | 1968-02-25T00:00:00 | 1968 | Roseville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | lights in formation, initially in line then stacked | Ray Allsop observed several bright lights in the sky on the night of 25 February 1968 near Sydney. The lights remained stationary in steady formation, ruling out conventional aircraft, then maneuvered at high speed before vanishing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5c203101-bbbf-40be-8d17-3a6954ad4807 | 1971-09-05T00:00:00 | 1971 | Grafton | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | single small bright incandescent light of high intensity | L.R. Richardson, a retired Professor of Zoology, observed a bright incandescent light near Grafton on 5 September 1971. The RAAF concluded the light was the landing light of an East Coast Company Britten Norman aircraft en route from Lismore to Grafton. | Classification: identified as aircraft landing light | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9b0bc7ae-cace-4a7c-bb62-38e7e942f4f5 | Coffs Harbour | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light source, resembling aircraft landing light | A bright light appeared below complete cloud cover, descended vertically then drifted slowly east before abruptly extinguishing at altitude. Observer noted characteristics inconsistent with normal aircraft approach despite initial resemblance to landing light. | Classification: U.F.O. category | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ed7ded48-d06b-4157-9014-f7e2b5a381f0 | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Solid object | Sighting of a solid object observed in daylight conditions near Jechel Vale, South Australia. Observer attracted by light/appearance and movement of the object. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 84263a6f-25f4-4900-8c8f-ad7068b41045 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Solid object | Solid object sighting observed at approximately 6:40 a.m. Observer attracted by light and movement of the object. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 9886207c-136b-40c4-9bd2-a768e77d584b | Northmead | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Alleged sighting of unusual aerial object reported by A.N. Kevenzikie. Investigation by Parramatta Police revealed the report was a hoax with false address and witness details. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d632c824-9d02-45b1-a812-0fb30665b073 | Westbury | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | flare | Sighting at Westbury, Tasmania reported by Mr W. Alexander. Assessed as 'type of flare' by Duty Controller Launceston Airport. | Classification: Type of flare | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b900e715-1380-49d7-87a1-6b92f31c6a2b | Fernda | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | cirrus cloud break-up | Sighting at Fernda, Victoria observed by Mr F.T.W. Rohl, farmer. Assessed by CFI Whittlesea Flying School as break-up of cirrus cloud. | Classification: Break-up of cirrus cloud | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f39a50c1-abda-4f88-99e2-dfe513b1c3a2 | Brisbane area | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright object with misty halo | Mr L Anderson reported a bright object with misty halo at the rear, observed at approximately 2700 feet altitude, 18 miles south of Brisbane River mouth. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1af4889b-5810-4820-9d3d-685362fce25e | Mt Gravatt | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | cigar shaped object | Mr H Boyles and three witnesses reported a stationary cigar-shaped object estimated to be above Mt Gravatt at 0640 hours. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d7f39360-879e-4dbd-b5ba-8c034df6224d | Rainworth | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | silver object with flared tail | Mrs Fraser, age 69, reported a silver object with ground with flared tail at distance to the east, sighted at 0645 hours. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b8e44668-f420-41d6-ad84-7f865ab4b1ac | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright object with tail | Mr Brol of 25 Valance Road, Jindalee reported a bright object with clear tail sighted in the east at 0645 hours. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8326f4f6-bd92-4697-b64b-f0f08864a26c | 1972-07-05T00:00:00 | 1972 | Lotus Creek | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | cigar shaped object with possible flame underneath | Jo An Besuy of Lotus Creek reported a sighting of a cigar-shaped object with possible flame underneath at 0640 hours on July 5, 1972. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| fdd27c67-35c6-4f0a-b6a1-a14e28c06ad8 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Star-shaped | Gary Pink, age 12, observed a star-shaped object about 18 feet long and 7 feet high resting on four legs near a barn. The object appeared partly transparent and seemed to emit no visible propulsion. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 66239c6a-e572-4784-a746-ac8d8b09cafc | 2000-01-01T00:00:00 | 2000 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Egg-shaped | Mr Stuart Thomas observed an egg-shaped object with no wings, tail or propeller flying north at approximately 150 mph and making no sound. The object was about 2000 feet altitude and appeared to emit bright light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5baf2546-f623-4bc5-83be-7b091bee00b3 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Football-shaped | Deborah and Phillip Garrard, ages 10 and 8, observed a very bright football-shaped light approaching from the north-west. The light moved within 50 yards of their position before landing in a paddock 300 yards from the house. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c451f014-082e-4b39-bfe4-647d07cfe2c4 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Green ball of light | Mr Lionel Overton observed a green glow rising from a creek that formed into a large green ball of light, approximately 8 feet in diameter, which emitted a buzzing sound before lifting vertically and disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1fc963f9-e77b-4740-86e1-139c47bc4065 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Two house occupants heard a loud whirring noise traveling rapidly across the sky with no visible aircraft, thunderstorm or earthquake to account for it. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a48f4718-8765-48a0-8c4f-35a3cafb2805 | Clare | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Family at roadhouse heard an intense whirring noise at 2:30 am that sounded like an object descending and approaching, then suddenly stopped. All clocks in the house and neighborhood were found stopped at 2:30 am the following morning. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 089bf685-6f67-46a4-b572-4291cb94772c | Mittagoug Head Station | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Lily May and Ethel Marshall at Mittagoug Head Station. RAAF investigation determined the sighting was probably a meteorite observed by a reliable witness. | Classification: Meteorite | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b91b5b9c-51db-42f7-9936-2b60cc89bae8 | 1972-04-02T00:00:00 | 1972 | Loonee Ponds | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Master David Emmett reported an unusual aerial sighting at Loonee Ponds, Victoria on 2 April 1972 at 0530 hours. The report was submitted late due to delays in returning the completed form to Headquarters. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 7219c8fd-3ef3-46ae-87bf-59bece20e0d0 | Mona Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light/vapour trail | Mrs Una Adams reported an unusual aerial sighting that investigation indicated was probably a vapour trail made by a large commercial jet passing over Sydney en route to Melbourne. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4e08fcff-9595-4fed-a27b-6cbcea6f880d | Birkenhead | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Object with red and green lights, shiny body reflecting ground light sources | Licensee of Birkenhead Tavern observed a moving light to the south at 30° elevation with red and green non-flashing lights closer together than typical aircraft lights, with visible reflection from a shiny body. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fca31662-9fbd-454a-b5a0-1e162d3daf4f | 1972-04-15T00:00:00 | 1972 | Georgetown | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Master Parsons of Georgetown Tasmania reported an unusual aerial sighting on 15 April 1972. The Department of Civil Aviation Launceston office identified the object as a probable satellite. | Classification: Probable satellite | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 48841b51-da6e-4d19-bce5-b50258a2c90e | 1972-05-07T00:00:00 | 1972 | Hillgrove | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Silver object | Mrs Allenham at Hillgrove Station sighted a silver stationary object at 0216-0630K on 7 May 1972. The object remained stationary with an apparent size of 1 degree for approximately 1.5 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 4efe02d5-83ce-493d-ba34-ac3ab01ff3cf | 1972-04-28T00:00:00 | 1972 | Mareeba | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light | Mr J. Leister observed an object sighted slightly north of west, low on the horizon while driving south-westerly near Mareeba, Queensland on 28 April 1972 at 2045K. RAAF investigation concluded the object was the planet Venus, with apparent movement caused by broken clouds and wind conditions. | Classification: Venus identification | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6622aaa1-2d23-404a-8c7c-668eac2a2b13 | 1972-01-23T00:00:00 | 1972 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unknown | Unidentified flying object sighted at Port Hedland on 23rd January 1972. Investigation report submitted by RAAF Darwin. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7c731199-27b1-4a42-9577-a5b7b1e83258 | South Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Elongated object | Observer E.F. Edwards reported sighting a bright, starlike object over South Townsville that appeared to break up in flight before disappearing from view. A supervisor at Flight Service Centre Piapedi suggested the object was likely a flock of seabirds returning to roost, which could create the appearance of an elongated object that seemed to separate. | Classification: Likely seabirds (official assessment) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8bac69b7-1dcf-4f3b-9fae-d9fbb08dfb76 | 1976-03-25T00:00:00 | 1976 | Marrickville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Irregular moving bright star | F.I. Lester at 25/2 Queens Road, Brighton-le-Sands sighted an irregular moving bright star on 25 March 1976. A separate sighting by RAAF TVL personnel was noted at Brighton-le-Sands on the same date involving a white light. | Classification: UNUSUAL AERIAL SIGHTING | 7.5 | civilian/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 57689cd6-43e8-47c2-ac90-54befa7a6488 | 1969-01-01T00:00:00 | 1969 | Lucinda | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Miss A.J. Robin at Lucinda Island. RAAF investigation concluded the observer likely sighted a combination of Venus and satellites 1969/65A and 1969/68B. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| a61ba5bb-e29f-4ff2-a3fb-48221bfb5fa6 | East Doncaster/Lower Templestowe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Unusual aerial object sighted in East Doncaster-Lower Templestowe area. Two reports processed jointly due to proximity in time and location, possibly explained as aircraft movements. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0b667772-eb68-419c-ad42-4b2820aefc64 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | moon-shaped | Mr Peter J Efremov observed a bright orange moon-shaped object over Canberra. Object was observed for several minutes with Mrs Efremov as witness. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 32c33190-f519-48d5-8a12-cd85fbccf109 | 1972-03-15T00:00:00 | 1972 | Cleveland | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright orange light | Sighting of bright orange light reported by residents at 20 Cleveland Terrace. Sighted with reading due south at 1519 hours 15 March 1972. | Classification: AI58 | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 2e97d985-5574-434b-9e7e-6d8350e76f82 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | crystal-shaped with shadow | Bright yellow light observed three consecutive nights moving west-southwest and up-down, with crystal-shaped appearance visible through binoculars on third night. Smaller bright pink light also observed moving around the larger light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d18af4e4-651a-41cd-a31e-3f78624fffdb | Warnambool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light or object with red to orange colored patch at back | Mrs E.E. Smith, age 68, observed a bright light object over the ocean that appeared as bright as a star. The object moved from over the ocean toward North Beach, turned inland toward Warnambool. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e1947fa2-2433-4976-84ef-8e2d368ccb7e | The Patch | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Two parts joined by a dark line or strip with coloured part at back | Observer Mr F. Jones sighted an object that appeared as two parts joined by a dark line with coloured section at rear, which became visible when viewing from the side as object came inland. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c03b2b72-3957-4fcd-819c-b5b3dd90b72a | 1972-09-11T00:00:00 | 1972 | Forest Hill | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr E.R. Ham and family at Forest Hill on 11 September 1972. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 39b0ead1-f03e-43ae-9edd-b87c1d889a73 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | spherical vessel fragment | Metal object recovered and submitted to RAAF for examination. Laboratory analysis determined the object was a titanium alloy fragment from a satellite component that had broken up during re-entry. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 07372334-b608-48f3-99ce-840ff2b31c54 | 1972-07-28T00:00:00 | 1972 | Kookaburra | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Similar sighting reported at Kookaburra north of Perth on 28 July 1972, referenced as comparison case to main investigation. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 6ba3fcbe-ed47-42ca-b30a-2328f40ecc90 | 1972-09-14T00:00:00 | 1972 | Maffra, Norwell, Stratford, Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Four UFO sightings reported in Maffra, Norwell, Stratford and Sale areas since 14 September 1972. Being investigated by RAAF. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 72b4076e-c6d9-4b45-bb10-afadaa570767 | Talbingo | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting report received from Mr J. Kalcoff at Talbingo NSW, investigated by RAAF. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a8e58b26-93f4-450b-b657-ce005a7d94a8 | Illabo | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting report received from Mrs B. Shipman at Illabo NSW, investigated by RAAF. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b3f6ce90-cc59-4dc9-864a-8eb1518253a7 | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | round silver ball | A bright light was observed moving rapidly towards a cyclist from the east, hovering and illuminating the area with blue light before moving north. Police observed the stationary object from 0450 to 0700 when it climbed rapidly out of sight, later identified as a round silver ball. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian/police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6d7639dd-b679-4ca6-8ac2-a38742e537bc | 1972-07-25T00:00:00 | 1972 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Three separate reports from observers (Mesdames Puddy, Beale and Toal) of unusual aerial sightings on 25 July 1972, treated as one case by RAAF intelligence. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 244fb327-7e20-4b9c-b128-c7d8920b3a28 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light/object | UFO sighting observed during daylight hours with clear weather conditions. Object exhibited movement and was observed relative to surroundings. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 43649c16-345d-4bf4-b6b1-3c5315a18e61 | Adelaide | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | unspecified objects | Mr Watson and H.S. Hallett observed two unidentifiable objects in the sky southwest of Adelaide. The sighting was reported to Flight Lieutenant King at RAAF Base Edinburgh. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4b58955b-2c55-4e9f-9143-d56ae16ad1b8 | Gilgandra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | metal object | Mr K. Moston found an unidentified fallen metal object in his fowl yard after hearing a 'hollow whop sound'. Four people on a nearby golf course reported hearing supersonic booms at the time. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e5334009-6534-4878-969a-f55c49faf0f2 | 1972-06-25T00:00:00 | 1972 | Watsonia | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting reported at Watsonia, Victoria on 25 June 1972 at 0755 hours by Master C. Roeder. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c6b260e9-e212-4b37-ae50-a48f30698aef | 1972-06-25T00:00:00 | 1972 | Diamond Creek | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting reported at Diamond Creek, Victoria on 25 June 1972 at 2145 hours by Mr N. Wightman. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 17faff8e-0475-43c6-b1e3-63bd7ed452f9 | 1972-07-04T00:00:00 | 1972 | Portland | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting reported at Portland, Victoria on 4 July 1972 at 2115 hours by Mr A.J. Hedditch of Gorae, Victoria. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 5504eb21-9866-444b-b87a-5e8e72daa222 | Broadmeadows | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | UFO sighting on 19th September reported by Mr. and Mrs. Brian Spinks, with witnesses Miss Sheila Jordan and Mr. Albert Batchelor also present at the time. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3743b709-530e-435d-931d-ee983b340c18 | 1972-09-26T00:00:00 | 1972 | Sorrento | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unidentified flying object | Linda Holt reported an unidentified flying object sighting on 26 September 1972. The Department of Air sought additional information including distance from a quarry, witness details, and potential explanations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6900102b-8250-42ae-a3e3-04713d7003e3 | 1972-10-12T00:00:00 | 1972 | Rockdale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aerial phenomenon | I. Newcomb reported an unusual aerial sighting on 12 October 1972. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was probably the planet Venus at bearing 120° magnetic and elevation of 31 degrees. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 019b114a-46a3-405d-a5e5-b89303a664d6 | 1972-10-22T00:00:00 | 1972 | Berrima | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aerial phenomenon | Mrs P. Litchfield reported an unusual aerial sighting on 22 October 1972. RAAF investigation could not reach a conclusive determination but concluded it was most probably an Aurora Australis. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c785424b-e2ba-466c-bfe3-638c87e2135c | 1972-10-31T00:00:00 | 1972 | Munnell Falls | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual aerial sighting reported by R.E. Schneider on 31 October 1972. Investigation concluded the object was likely space debris re-entering the atmosphere. | Classification: Space debris | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| af879294-8146-44f1-95ac-53b7f96fcab3 | North East of homestead | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light/object, color grey | Observer, a farmer and grazier with pilot training, sighted a grey light or object in the southwestern sky at approximately 20° elevation that disappeared rapidly almost straight down behind trees. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f1b1b78b-c2c8-4b07-b3e8-a470c3c1955f | 1972-09-19T00:00:00 | 1972 | North Broadmeadows | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting observed by R.J. Jamieson at North Broadmeadows on 19 September 1972 at approximately 2210 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 85ed19f3-b56b-4947-8a92-c3e23afd70ab | 1972-09-26T00:00:00 | 1972 | Frankston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting observed by Miss L. Holt at Frankston on 26 September 1972 at approximately 2030 hours. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 0065154f-230f-4554-b864-25b21ee831ce | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Observer reported sighting of light object from home location. Multiple details recorded on RAAF unusual aerial sighting form. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| eaae656f-5516-4d2e-bd71-cef7df140cfb | 1997-01-01T00:00:00 | 1997 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Observer reported sighting on RAAF unusual aerial sighting form dated August 1997. Location near Floury with multiple observational details recorded. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3ac805b3-115f-4b26-ab05-7883f37b36b3 | South Gippsland | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | blue and silver red-rimmed object, circular | A brilliantly-colored blue and silver object with a red rim was sighted multiple times in South Gippsland, making no sound and terrifying local animals. After three days of investigation by Flight Lieutenant John Ogden of the RAAF General Flying School at Sale, it was classified as an unidentified flying object. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c7c6497c-470a-420d-8a49-f203f82bc4e6 | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | shimmering object | Shimmering object observed by several people including police officers in Traralgon over three days. Caused frightened domestic animals and resident concern. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ffd32f6f-ab9a-4ca4-9b38-695a0fe3163c | 1972-08-15T00:00:00 | 1972 | Regent | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object sighting reported by G. Sawan at Regent, VIC on 15 August 1972. Details examined at RAAF Headquarters. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 5e2baae1-f067-4092-b0b6-5184f334ac9b | 1972-09-12T00:00:00 | 1972 | Dandenong | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object sighting reported by B.M. Greenman at Dandenong, VIC on 12 September 1972. Details examined at RAAF Headquarters. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 41fc6c4b-d35a-49c9-8f19-22b643f990cc | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light with blotches of red around perimeter | Mr J. Dixon reported an unusual aerial sighting consisting of a blinding light and a stationary light in the northern sky with small vertical and horizontal bobbing movements. RAAF investigation concluded the phenomena was caused by refraction of the sun through a surface inversion layer and the planet Venus seen through unusual atmospheric conditions. | Classification: Venus/atmospheric refraction | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d0de2b67-f264-41a2-a916-acc7b4b97267 | Orbost | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light object with rapid movements | Mr A.M. Davey reported an unusual aerial object sighting. RAAF investigation concluded the object sighted was most probably the planet Venus seen through unusual atmospheric conditions causing it to appear brighter, larger, and move with rapid short flutters. | Classification: Venus/atmospheric refraction | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 54741452-f6dc-458f-a36e-17ccc2efd6a1 | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light object | Mr J. Gilbert reported an unusual aerial sighting. RAAF investigation concluded the object was probably the planet Venus seen through unusual atmospheric conditions causing it to appear brighter, larger, move with rapid short flutters, and display blotches of red around the perimeter. | Classification: Venus/atmospheric refraction | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4662048c-b94b-4234-8f87-f68cac7c4c7a | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light, described as silver ball in daylight | Multiple witnesses observed a bright blue light traveling rapidly along the road, hovering above the area, and transitioning to a silver ball at daylight. The object exhibited stationary behavior with small bobbing and sideways movements before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian/police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 44023b32-d8e1-491a-b037-6ab2a990a848 | Traralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Const DAVEY observed the object a second time to the north east of Traralgon, contacted Snr Sgt TANIAN, and both watched it until it disappeared behind cloud. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 19057e0d-3a5f-4ac3-81d1-f1d670201699 | Ogden | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light | Engine driver John Gilbert observed a bright white light object with rapid sideways movements at 075°T heading and 45° elevation that floated upward approximately 5° during observation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b54f570d-71a7-4ef5-90e0-8f2863435fd1 | Tarralgon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Spear shaped, ball of white light with occasional blue coloured light and red lights | Observer at Tarralgon Police Station reported a spear-shaped object with white, blue, and red lights. The object was initially visible at half the size of the moon and appeared to move straight up from the original sighting location. | Classification: Venus in conjunction with surface inversion | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 638c7e18-6b4e-44b5-a625-4d27e8f1f8cd | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Brilliant white light; small metallic ball | Observer witnessed a brilliant white stationary light from bedroom window that transformed into a small metallic ball approximately golf ball-sized as dawn approached. Secondary sighting documented with similar characteristics. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 051649b7-73a8-4863-8dd3-21d2ccfa84a5 | Avonsleigh | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | rosy pink object, three times larger than largest star | A rosy pink object three times larger than the largest star was observed travelling in a horizontal plane to the northwest of the observer, moving faster than jet aircraft with no evident means of propulsion. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 51f4a456-1e1b-4b05-8c46-af5e87d2c066 | Wooroloo | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | whitish object like a table tennis ball | A.F. Wishart observed a whitish spherical object moving rapidly east to west at high altitude. The object moved approximately 3 times faster than Vampire jets and faded from view as distance increased. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8b447787-b88e-4954-b8c4-66687fe469d7 | Oatley | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | A report was obtained from Mrs. C. MacDonald of an aerial sighting. Details of the sighting are referenced in an attached report obtained by the Assistant Provost Marshal, Sydney. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e41fdb6b-4b29-4cfe-bdbc-e98672381476 | 1958-03-25T00:00:00 | 1958 | Oatley | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | not clearly specified | Mrs. Constance MacDonald observed an unidentified object overhead at 0230 hours on 25 March 1958. The object initially remained stationary near the milky way, then dropped toward the horizon traveling north to south, first slowly then at great speed. | Classification: Investigators concluded it could have been a falling star | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 25ddfb35-1681-42d1-ba39-9a3e179222f4 | 1958-04-06T00:00:00 | 1958 | Northbridge/Castlecrag | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | not specified | Mr. R.V. Gaist, 33 Beach Road, Dulwich Hill, reported sighting an unidentified flying object in the Northbridge-Castlecrag area on the morning of 6 April 1958. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c08d2720-55a8-4e3c-9492-61e3f83adf18 | North Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly specified in legible portions | Report obtained from Mr Moore regarding an aerial object observation. Moore, a UFO organization member, reported using a 7-inch telescope for observations with U.F.O. group members. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1b460d28-d00c-42fb-b611-fbf944fa27d5 | 1958-02-03T00:00:00 | 1958 | Uildura | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light or cloud-like object | Unusual aerial object sighted at Uildura on 3 February 1958, appearing as a light or cloud-like object in clear sky. Object appeared to have trail attached and disappeared from view. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| cdb70a51-c1e1-40fd-aa77-f4b4331d4a5b | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | bright green light | Multiple witnesses at Fibre Queen Mine observed a very bright greenish light that lit up the entire sky, accompanied by loud explosions and a noise resembling a misfiring truck motor. Sightings corroborated by observers at multiple locations including Pilga Station, Hillside Station, Coongan Lead Mine, and Marble Bar. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 14437802-2c1b-46b2-ac62-5080ce61e68b | 1957-11-01T00:00:00 | 1957 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | elliptical disc of light | An unusual aerial object was sighted at Launceston on 1 November 1957. The object appeared as a light described as elliptical in shape. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a8c4f05f-0d51-4755-b6ce-2fce9a82c892 | Minerva East | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light source, shape not determined | Mr. E. Johnson of Minerva East reported multiple sightings of a bright white light that changed colors to red and green, sometimes regularly and sometimes irregularly, observed from two-thirds way between overhead and horizon position. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fa56d255-9ff1-4292-944b-5c33ef682d27 | Longreach | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Object with red and green lights | An object displaying red and green lights was observed approaching the observer at high speed near Longreach. After watching for approximately one minute, it vanished below the horizon, then reappeared with bright lights before disappearing again. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3f7d2a0e-36c5-487c-940f-f9e2a7270af7 | Glenelg | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Circular, illuminated on bottom half with yellowish light | A circular object illuminated on its bottom half by yellowish light was observed following a car along Jetty Road and Dunbar Terrace in Glenelg for about 20 seconds before disappearing. Multiple witnesses in the car reported the object descended very near the vehicle and appeared to be approximately 200 feet up in the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2ef2e324-58d1-4dd6-b4ad-be988168fa26 | Tambar Springs | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Disc-shaped like a saucer, appeared to be spinning | Flora Hayne and her sister-in-law Marie observed a white disc-shaped object descending from the east, spinning rapidly with a ring around it like Saturn. The object later ascended straight up with smaller companion object, displaying half-dozen white dots around it before disappearing into a cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bf9401e5-025b-4d96-a883-0f28746cc4fd | New Angledool | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Cylindrical with white tail, comet-like appearance | Object resembling a comet with snow white tail observed in afternoon, appearing cylindrical through binoculars, traveling in N.E. direction and maintaining height. Witnessed by multiple people. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 435e95d6-00ca-44c4-9de8-8f66a7bf8e5b | Revesby | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unidentified aerial light | Unidentified aerial light sighting reported by B. Richardson of Revesby, NSW. Report recorded for investigation by RAAF. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2672e024-ce22-4415-9f99-3a5eadef394b | South Yarra | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified flying object | Unidentified flying object sighting reported by C.P. Joscelin of South Yarra, Victoria. Report recorded for investigation by RAAF. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 96707e1f-6650-49f2-80fd-f136bd25d8f5 | Bundaberg | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | round | Bright light burst from below cloud, appearing as a round object smaller than the moon but much brighter with a light greenish colour, floated down and disappeared behind belt of trees in the southeast direction. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b4bcbb9f-1b15-49e9-8be2-509173b6a6ab | Northbridge | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | round | Object stationary over a shop at Northbridge, appearing about half moon in size. Two witnesses observed the object, with one witness seeing two objects. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fa54b5fc-95b8-4d3d-86fb-f096ad8df47b | Cresbourne | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | About a half moon in size | Mr. Alan Light observed two aerial objects near Northbridge Shaft, one above the other in parallel formation. Objects appeared as distinct luminous shapes against the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c418e1dd-c5d6-4a0e-998d-1b3ccf6f7f63 | 1958-05-31T00:00:00 | 1958 | Marrickville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unspecified | Mr. Robert Charles Manser reported observing unidentified objects on the night of 31st May 1958 during Royal Australian Navy sea exercises. The sighting occurred during active naval operations with aircraft activity in the vicinity. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a4c01d0b-da0b-41c0-b045-f8bee5ef4d30 | Wongan Hills | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | bright light (planet-like) | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr. D. Pike at approximately 2100 hours. Government Astronomer suggested the phenomenon may have been caused by atmospheric refraction of the planet Jupiter setting in the West. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b7576163-6277-4e66-a770-cad335c0448f | Near Wickliffe/Glen Thomson area (en route to Hamilton) | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright orange light, football-sized, no glow or trail | Bright orange light observed descending nearly vertically from high altitude over approximately 15-20 seconds, then shot off in level flight toward Amarat direction. Witness initially thought it was a bright star but ruled out aircraft upon observation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 170e4be0-8670-4ddc-93ef-3b8c041328ae | Congedin Park | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Object with depth of body when viewed at angle | Mr. and Mrs. Russell observed a bright aerial object at 5 p.m. hovering at 10,000-20,000 feet with no noise, featuring a bright white light aft and duller yellow light above/forward, moving with spasmodic jumps towards the south-west before fading from view. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8908befd-6e22-4106-a1fc-9b0dbf611984 | Boronia | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light source | Mr. Brian Probyn-Smith reported an unusual aerial object sighted at approximately 10 degrees elevation in the direction of Mt. Olinda. Official investigation concluded the sighting was likely car lights from the Mt. Olinda region. | Classification: Identified as car lights from Mt. Olinda vicinity | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d6ea88ee-51da-4e31-b894-214dad394a3f | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not determined | Weather Officer Andrew McLean Parfett reported sighting of unusual aerial object at Essendon Airport. Investigation revealed a civil aircraft from King Island descending at approximately 0733Z, with sun reflection on aircraft providing likely explanation. | Classification: Probable aircraft reflection | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9392c4e1-73e3-45a7-bc30-319073e2693d | 1972-11-25T00:00:00 | 1972 | Dianella | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | glowing ball | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mrs J.X.M. Foote and Miss Tinton on 25th November 1972. RAAF investigating team concluded the phenomenon was ball lightning (Kugelblitz). | Classification: Ball Lightning/Kugelblitz | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6513e2b4-0d38-4648-84a4-28e9b8c7b110 | 1973-01-19T00:00:00 | 1973 | Queanbeyan | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting reported at Queanbeyan on 19 January 1973. Investigation was discontinued due to conflicting witness statements and concerns about the credibility of the reporting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 09d2ecf2-115a-421f-9437-f8f143859c06 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Saucer-like shape with dome top, single fold on upper object shape | Observer using 50x magnification telescope observed a multi-colored object with changing colors (orange-yellow-green-violet in circular motion). Object displayed saucer-like shape with dome top, bright red central body, and responded to rapid directional changes with apparent intelligence. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a2c62d42-9670-4fab-9a9c-84e7d156145e | 1973-02-03T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dingadee | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly described; appeared as light object with smoky exhaust effect | Mrs Amelia Drummond reported an unusual aerial sighting on 3rd February 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was the planet Saturn distorted by atmospheric temperature inversion. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e76755c8-33b1-402a-9d6a-b3c0effe94a6 | Bunbury | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Disk with different colours coming over and appearing to revolve | Observer reported a disk-shaped object with red, yellow and white colours displaying revolving motion at high elevation angles (65-70 degrees) with angular velocity comparable to aircraft. Object disappeared slowly faded. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cffe5768-91e9-45e8-b29e-c26edc390efb | Busselton | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light/object | Observer Peter McCarthy reported an unusual aerial sighting lasting 4-5 minutes from an observatory location in Busselton. Object observed at high elevation with celestial movement patterns. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 01b4f1f4-788e-437b-9f9d-8d21bc7a20ed | Pinjarra | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Streaked light, triangular shape | Observer reported an unusual aerial sighting of a light streaking north-south direction across the sky near Pinjarra. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was probably space debris re-entering the atmosphere. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (probable) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 48eb4f58-1cf5-4606-9330-751eb960f012 | Shoal Bay | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | spherical | A.H. Brown observed an intense blue spherical light object traveling silently from north to south at great speed, traversing approximately 110 degrees in 3 seconds. Stars appeared blacked out behind the object's path, with 4 other witnesses seeing the blue flash but not the object outline. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| dfcd9156-7cfd-48ac-9a5a-2600d72b2150 | 1972-10-02T00:00:00 | 1972 | Busselton | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unknown | Peter McArthy reported an unusual aerial sighting on 2nd October 1972 with magnitude and color change observed during passage through atmospheric layers. Investigation covered aircraft movements, planet/star positions, meteorological phenomena and space vehicle movement. | Classification: Space debris re-entry or meteorite entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 641ccca9-3612-4f58-be51-ae9041ef2f6f | 1972-07-21T00:00:00 | 1972 | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unknown | Sighting reported by Lindsay Armstrong on 21 July 1972 at 1030Z. Bickly Observatory in Carilla, WA recorded a number of similar reports between June and July 1972. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 1fa5a28f-6409-4581-888e-028bad937523 | Kew | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light with rotating colored lights (red, blue, green) | Mrs G.I. Crow observed a bright object with flashing colored lights that moved erratically with stationary periods from her driveway in Kew. RAAF determined the sighting was likely the star Rigel. | Classification: Probable star Rigel | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| be638485-24c9-4e8b-975c-12312281c7d2 | Warambool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light, similar appearance to meteorite | Observer driving from Melbourne to Mt Gambier noticed an extremely bright light moving horizontally from East to West on the northern side of the vehicle. Object disappeared after being sighted by the driver and one passenger; third passenger only glimpsed it. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b6a25667-df1b-48b2-9ee8-6c271db2497e | Burwood | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | luminous object, described as pin-point dot | A silent, stationary luminous object was observed by a husband and wife driving on Burwood Highway. The object moved in a straight easterly direction and disappeared within seconds, traveling at high speed without following the horizon like aircraft. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 53204f56-c849-4845-9975-5d20a2bcd063 | 1966-01-01T00:00:00 | 1966 | McLoughlan's Beach | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | object | A similar sighting was reported by the same witnesses (Brian and Janice Costello) in 1966 on an isolated stretch of 90 Mile Beach, involving an object of similar size and behavior to their 1992 sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 8af757b1-9a24-4917-8687-86e04ab2102c | 1974-01-02T00:00:00 | 1974 | Chadstone | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light object | Mrs M.W. Hall reported an unusual aerial sighting on 2 January 1974. Investigation determined the most probable causes were orbiting space debris, specifically COSMOS 441 and AOA-3 rocket. | Classification: Space debris | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 994cad51-16ee-4d50-b712-7a596e1440e8 | 1972-12-28T00:00:00 | 1972 | Terrigal | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual aerial sighting witnessed by Mr David Radley at Terrigal Lake on 28th December 1972. Report submitted by Central Coast UFO Research Bureau. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 736bf894-7d74-41ab-957e-5f4d40076bea | 1972-12-21T00:00:00 | 1972 | Woy Woy | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual aerial sighting witnessed by Mrs Pat Clelland, her friend, and sons at Lion Island on 21st December 1972. Report submitted by Central Coast UFO Research Bureau. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 32262c1d-193a-4a2f-b4bc-2e9f49800e60 | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | Killarney Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual aerial sightings at Killarney Vale, NSW in October and November 1972. Witness name withheld at time of initial reporting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| bf0902f1-9faf-492d-8ad0-9b399ac05c15 | 1972-10-06T00:00:00 | 1972 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | First sighting of unidentified flying object on 6 October 1972 by single witness who reported three separate sightings. Object similar to Bateau Bay sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 3f2198ec-efc1-4c2f-82d5-ae2200bf11c3 | 1972-10-08T00:00:00 | 1972 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Second sighting by same witness on 8 October 1972 of same or similar object. Witness alerted neighbor to also observe the sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 2d9f1faa-d9ed-4d59-8897-f593a5974473 | 1972-01-01T00:00:00 | 1972 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Third sighting by same witness in November 1972 following first two sightings in October. Witness and neighbor accounts matched approximately 95%. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 35231d5b-b6cd-404e-a8a8-83669d9f13ac | 1972-12-21T00:00:00 | 1972 | Woy Woy | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two lights described as 'headlights' | Mrs P. Clelland reported an unusual aerial sighting on 21 December 1972. The RAAF determined the most probable cause was a naval 'Tracker' aircraft with landing lights being used for position identification. | Classification: Identified - Naval Tracker aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 08e31b48-5851-46d4-bd5d-74802ad59910 | 1972-12-21T00:00:00 | 1972 | Woy Woy | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting witnessed by Mrs P. Clelland on 21st December 1972 at Lion Island, NSW. Report submitted to RAAF Department of Air for investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 3e275adf-09b1-4429-8dba-9896586c5eeb | 1973-01-02T00:00:00 | 1973 | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | light/object | Observer G.P. Frewin reported an unusual aerial sighting on 2nd January 1973 in the Canberra area. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was most probably a meteorite, confirmed by Mount Stromlo Observatory and Bureau of Mineral Resources. | Classification: Meteorite | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 2924e542-6596-4005-be1d-4ca13c8e616b | 1972-09-29T00:00:00 | 1972 | Avonsleigh | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Mrs G.M. Danes reported an unusual aerial sighting of a light on 29th September 1972. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was a light aircraft flying to Moorabbin airport, with the observed light being the left wing navigation light of an aircraft flying from the north to intercept the inbound light aircraft lane. | Classification: Identified - Light aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 87c1c641-fd52-4202-bfe6-34d43c46c1fa | Avonleigh | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light object with bright rose coloration | Witness observed an unusual aerial object with bright rose coloring in the night sky near Avonleigh, Victoria. Object exhibited unusual movement and maneuvering patterns before disappearing to the west. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a1cd0ad9-4d9a-48d8-828c-900442970701 | 1972-12-23T00:00:00 | 1972 | Blakehurst | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unknown - satellite | Mr Grosvenor reported an unusual aerial sighting on 23rd December 1972. Investigation concluded the object was probably satellite PAC-A (1969/68B) predicted to be over the area at 9:09 pm on a heading of 113 degrees. | Classification: Satellite (probable) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| bd1adf55-96d9-4488-a1c4-e0615742c2c4 | 1972-12-04T00:00:00 | 1972 | Seven Hills | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light(s) | Observer Ian Maurice reported an unusual aerial sighting on 4 December 1972. RAAF analysis concluded the sighting was likely the COSMOS 315 BOOSTER and PAGEOS I satellites predicted for that date and time. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 3ea1bb2d-09fe-423b-870d-2c7361e024ba | 1972-11-14T00:00:00 | 1972 | Bald Hills | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light/lights | Observer reported unusual aerial sightings on 14th November 1972. RAAF investigation determined the sightings were light aircraft operating into Redcliffe airfield, with the lights being landing lights. | Classification: Explained - civil aircraft activity | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ef828ff8-d268-47c9-b6c4-a46b6b9074b1 | 1972-11-16T00:00:00 | 1972 | Bald Hills | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light/lights | Observer reported unusual aerial sightings on 16th November 1972. RAAF investigation determined the sightings were light aircraft operating into Redcliffe airfield, with the lights being landing lights. | Classification: Explained - civil aircraft activity | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 121ac30c-14e6-4b68-b486-683f1496c695 | 1972-11-17T00:00:00 | 1972 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light/luminous object | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 17 November 1972. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was likely the planet Venus, with the Milky Way exhaust effect and deviations caused by atmospheric conditions. | Classification: Identified as Venus | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 699fed90-2c24-408a-aae3-e804f96ce197 | 1972-11-12T00:00:00 | 1972 | Kangaroo Point | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Not clearly specified in available text | An unusual aerial sighting reported by B.V. Jordan on 12 November 1972 near Kangaroo Point, Queensland. RAAF enquiries failed to determine a likely cause despite theoretical explanations being explored. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 2fa36250-d296-44dc-bc99-9f8aaef1384b | 1972-11-03T00:00:00 | 1972 | Clayfield | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light/object (specific description not fully legible in document) | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 3rd November 1972. RAAF enquiries failed to determine a likely cause despite examining theoretical explanations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7a16853d-95d7-47d2-852b-b9f1a2b369e9 | Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Two white lights | Two white lights observed traveling up, down, back and forth faster than jet aircraft with lights going on and off. No means of propulsion evident. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5d1972e8-4084-417c-94a8-b2ccd707a256 | 1973-04-11T00:00:00 | 1973 | Wynnnum North | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Mrs A. Hankinson reported an unusual aerial sighting on 11 April 1973. The investigating team was unable to conclusively determine the cause, with theories including RAAF/civil aircraft and meteorological devices ruled out. | Classification: unexplainable | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 6748b4a8-345c-4ccd-8c1e-74c77b40e975 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting lasting approximately 4-5 minutes. Object observed with apparent brightness and angular displacement recorded. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| e97d9f7b-b036-45be-becf-37d2c4fa085c | 1973-04-07T00:00:00 | 1973 | Rochedale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | glowing ball | Mrs Bobbermien reported an unusual aerial sighting on 7 April 1973 in Rochedale, QLD. The investigating team determined the most probable cause was ball lightning (Kugelblitz). | Classification: Ball Lightning | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4d93c56b-cbf1-4152-9c9d-33e389c92118 | Rochedale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | blue, oval shaped light | Mrs Bobbermien reported observing a blue oval-shaped light near the road at front of her house at approximately 0330 hours, accompanied by clicking sounds. The light moved slowly in an ESE direction along the road and disappeared over a hill approximately 200 metres away. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 14515747-7cf5-480f-bba6-b38bc65067d1 | 1973-04-04T00:00:00 | 1973 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | light with green and red reflections, multiple coloured lights | Mr C.R.G. Boiells reported an unusual aerial sighting on 4th April 1973 while driving on the Stuart Highway near Darwin. The object displayed different colours and appeared to the left and forward of the car, with clicking sounds heard as vehicle lights switched on and off. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 29c7f696-a363-475a-84f8-46de1faa48cb | 1981-01-01T00:00:00 | 1981 | Kakadu area/Katherine to Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Green and red reflections | Mr Howells observed green and red reflections to the left and slightly forward of his 1981 FJ Holden station sedan while driving north. Vehicle lights dimmed during the sighting. | Classification: Identified - vehicle headlight reflections from road insulators | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a8fed58b-e366-46a8-bd24-87b95440b4e6 | Lockley | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Incandescent trail with tandem formation | Dr C.I. Leeson reported an unusual aerial sighting with an incandescent trail and 'tandem' formation. Officially determined to be space debris re-entering Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Identified - space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5877d31f-eb9b-47c7-9f1c-d4241555252b | 1973-03-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Belmont | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two globular objects | Resident David McGill reported unusual aerial sighting of two globular objects on 9 March 1973, preceded by a purple glow in his lounge room. RAAF investigation concluded the aerial objects were optical illusions caused by retinal image retention and the purple glow was likely ignited methane gas from nearby marshy area. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d9afea46-8e2e-40bb-9b67-2e198cab5e07 | Belmont | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two globular objects | Observer Mr David McGill and his wife experienced a strong purple light filling their lounge room for approximately 30 minutes, with a purple ball observed moving down McGill's arm. After the indoor manifestation ceased, McGill observed two globular objects racing across the sky at high speed in a northerly direction, taking approximately 90 seconds to cross his full field of view. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| db1f0fde-ab16-4d7a-8210-3da3ff23fe01 | Merewether | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | red light | A red light was observed dropping quickly and lost to view at approximately 2235 hours. The sighting lasted approximately three seconds and was witnessed by Mr Norman Kellner and Mrs Kellner. | Classification: meteorite or space debris | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bbab46bd-928e-405e-85ad-d33315bb5082 | Pennant Hills | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Bright flashing light with dull red glow, described as about the size of a peppercorn berry | Observer T.J. McCosker observed a bright flashing light with red glow moving westerly and climbing rapidly. Official investigation concluded it was a Mirage aircraft using afterburner executing a climb, observed from dead astern. | Classification: Identified - Mirage aircraft with afterburner | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 19602897-cfe1-4b15-a12a-b3c8e9cdb240 | 1975-03-17T00:00:00 | 1975 | Marley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 17 March 1975. RAAF determined probable cause was meteorite or space debris entering Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Meteorite or space debris | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7440efa6-bce2-45aa-a904-899497231fa5 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Blue light | Sighting report form for blue light object observed on north coast. Witness was a farmer with multiple observations recorded on detailed RAAF investigation form. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d945346b-7aaa-4dea-a8ff-31b7240b7103 | 1972-12-10T00:00:00 | 1972 | Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light(s) | Mr and Mrs K. Tyler reported sighting unusual bright lights in formation on 10th December 1972. RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was sunlight reflecting from two small aircraft operating from nearby Lilydale airfield. | Classification: Explained - aircraft reflection | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| af730827-9210-4ee5-96df-ab0d12b370d0 | 1973-02-24T00:00:00 | 1973 | Leongatha | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Mr R.J. Sanders reported an unusual aerial sighting on 24 February 1973. RAAF evaluation concluded the sighting was most probably the star Capella or planet Saturn, with apparent red and green colour changes attributed to atmospheric density variations. | Classification: Capella/Saturn - astronomical phenomenon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 119b97b8-8f5a-4eab-8f6a-0219cdff6631 | 1973-03-10T00:00:00 | 1973 | Charlestown | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | crescent shaped, bright metallic silver | Observers Mrs Isabel Copas and her 15-year-old son Barry observed a bright metallic silver crescent-shaped object with a stream of vapour at approximately 0530 hours on 10 March 1973. The object was determined to be QANTAS aircraft QF 151 from Tahiti creating a condensation trail. | Classification: Identified - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f5b52533-7ff2-4b0d-b05d-4844984d7100 | Sydney | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | aircraft | Mrs I. Copas reported an unusual aerial observation on the morning of 7 April. Investigation confirmed a Qantas aircraft arrived at Sydney from Honolulu at 0630 hours, identifying the observation as normal aircraft arrival. | Classification: Identified - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| de9622d9-e0b7-4b39-a319-e9a5405fff2f | 1973-01-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | Killarney Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual sighting reported by R. Nicol on 14th January 1973. RAAF investigation concluded most probable cause was a privately owned helicopter operating below controlled airspace. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 0baf2dff-ee23-4898-92ca-3f4580ee49ed | 1973-01-15T00:00:00 | 1973 | Killarney Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | lights | Second sighting on 15th January 1973 reported by R. Nicol. RAAF investigation concluded most probable explanation was moonlight being reflected from pools of water lying adjacent to the road with staggered effect due to varying distances. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1e940056-f027-4049-8115-4812d402496d | 1973-02-15T00:00:00 | 1973 | St Kilda | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | illuminated balloon | Unusual aerial sighting reported by B.L. George on 15th February 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was likely an illuminated balloon released for tracking purposes, based on wind profile analysis conforming to theoretical balloon movement. | Classification: Inconclusive - Illuminated Balloon Theory | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1f405d99-7e45-41bd-800a-ed45ed9456c2 | Kew | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Circular with central lights, resembling aircraft landing lights or star | Observer and husband witnessed a bright circular object with multiple lights (described as resembling sodium street lights with red/amber-orange glow in centre) moving slowly across the sky near Kew. Object appeared to hover, then moved toward western direction and vanished. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 657d1f96-867e-492f-b036-296f9ee3eb3a | 1973-02-04T00:00:00 | 1973 | Kimba | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Craft of light, described as 8 feet high, 5 feet in diameter, red-orange in color, with a figure of a man in the middle suspended 2-3 feet above the ground | Brian Leathell Hunt reported observing a strange red-orange light on the western side of the Eyre Highway at approximately 9:50pm on 4 February 1973. The light contained what appeared to be a figure of a man dressed in a space suit-like outfit with helmet and mask. | Classification: Unable to determine cause; theory of ignis fatuus (methane gas) proposed but unsubstantiated | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ca5e51a5-4686-4f6c-80db-055340b5db22 | 1973-03-10T00:00:00 | 1973 | Drouin | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light aircraft-like with red lights | Unusual aerial sighting reported by G. Clarke on 10th March 1973. Investigating team concluded the most probable cause was a light aircraft carrying out flying training from Moorabin under night visual meteorological conditions, with red lights being port wing navigation light and anti-collision light. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1af84c80-ecda-491e-a0b7-af8b8d4cee00 | 1973-05-10T00:00:00 | 1973 | Balcombe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unidentified | Unidentified flying object sighted in the Balcombe area on 10th May 1973. Report forwarded in accordance with HQSC procedures with findings attached. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7b7a113d-10bc-42dd-b4ad-76242dff8bdc | Dubbo | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Flashing lights with appearance of aircraft lights; described as having flashing colours of blue, red, white and green | Mrs J. Slochteren and multiple witnesses observed flashing coloured lights hovering and moving over Dubbo area for extended period. RAAF investigation concluded the phenomenon was likely the star Sirius viewed through atmospheric distortion. | Classification: Identified - Sirius star | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5056daeb-d0ca-4d3e-a9a4-179bb00787a7 | 1973-04-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Lake Bolac | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | not clearly specified in document | Unusual aerial sighting reported by L. Graham and B. Turner on 9th April 1973. RAAF determined the most probable cause was space debris re-entering the Earth's atmosphere, likely from Cosmos 526 or Esro 4 satellites. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 39c4838b-1ead-439a-82fd-47468f47a6dc | 1973-03-26T00:00:00 | 1973 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not clearly specified in extract | Observer J.E. Earl reported an unusual aerial sighting on 26th March 1973. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was a DC-3 aircraft operated by Brain & Brown Air Freighters departing Essendon airport bound for Launceston. | Classification: Aircraft (DC-3) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f03963e2-8e04-49cf-a782-1b43fe84e633 | 1973-04-10T00:00:00 | 1973 | Choyuo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light/object | Observer K.R. Sutherland reported an unusual aerial sighting on 10 April 1973. The RAAF determined the most probable cause was space debris re-entering Earth's atmosphere, likely attributed to Cosmos 520 No. 1972-E4A or Esro 4 No. 1972-92B satellites. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 74d2220b-77be-4a67-a57d-5478e231b78b | Boolaroo | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two objects - falling star/meteorite and planetary object | Mrs G.P. Bradley observed an unusual aerial sighting consisting of a falling object (meteorite) followed by observation of the planet Saturn. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was explained by meteorite and planetary observation, with atmospheric refraction accounting for apparent movement and coloration. | Classification: Identified - Meteorite and Planet Saturn | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 15feabdd-05af-4bbf-b663-6e84422f62dc | 1968-01-01T00:00:00 | 1968 | Tea Gardens | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | bright greenish/blue light | Observer reported a bright greenish/blue light travelling at great speed from SSE to ENE over Tea Gardens. No sound was observed and no vapour trail was noticed. | Classification: OAO-A2 Rocket No. 1968/1101 | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 33683567-9e23-46cb-8b10-a122af3bb8fc | 1973-01-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | Nambour | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | flying saucer | Mr. D. McAlloon reported a flying saucer sighting in the Nambour area from some years prior to 1973. A comprehensive five-page report was submitted to the RAAF with detailed observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| dc957907-f5fb-4548-abe6-0e5119399b6d | Nambour | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Round, disc-shaped object resembling two saucers placed face to face and turned on their sides, with a smaller dome on top | A 12-inch diameter silver-grey disc-shaped object was observed hovering 3 inches above water. The object emitted a humming sound that increased in pitch, produced a whitish mist, and caused the witness to experience a tight feeling in the head before departing. Large white blisters appeared on the witness's hands afterward. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c9869ba4-028b-493a-b09b-0cb332d192e2 | 1973-04-15T00:00:00 | 1973 | Chermside | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light object | Observer reported an unusual aerial sighting on 15th April 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was likely a rocket flare or pyrotechnic device based on descent time and brightness characteristics. | Classification: Rocket flare or pyrotechnic device (theoretical explanation) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c5035add-4392-4cfc-b3a8-932ae6f1f65c | Chermside | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Circular bright yellow centre with hazy yellow outer area | Mrs Betty Wright observed a bright yellow UFO with circular appearance at approximately 50° elevation on bearing 10°, traveling vertically downwards and disappearing behind houses. The object illuminated the surrounding area intensely, described as if under powerful flood-lights. | Classification: Unable to determine cause - remote possibility of meteorite suggested | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| aae99028-75a4-4e9b-bdec-3fe68a429b29 | Frankford | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | orange/yellow light | F. Rossiter observed one large orange/yellow light and four or five smaller lights at 9:57 p.m. RAAF determination concluded the sighting was likely space debris re-entry, specifically Cosmos 526 or Eero-4 satellite debris. | Classification: space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e741f889-d740-418f-b4b3-109ff3526753 | 1973-04-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dudley | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light/object | Observer C.W. Harris reported an unusual aerial sighting on 9 April 1973. RAAF determined the cause was space debris re-entering Earth's atmosphere, attributed to either Cosmos 526 or Esro 4 satellites. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (satellite) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 53990b75-4d6b-47e7-90a6-a8c59e258b78 | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | One object with two white lights at front and rear | Two bright white lights traveling very fast at low altitude from northwest to east-southeast. Object appeared to have a silver-grey jet stream trail and moved approximately four times as fast as a Mirage jet at two miles distance. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (Cosmos 526 or Esro 4 satellite) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| de446862-51a8-4883-8afd-d4789b68b6cf | 1973-04-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Hamilton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not fully described in excerpt | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 9th April 1973 by V.P. Anderson. Official determination attributed to space debris re-entry. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (Cosmos 526 or Esro 4 satellite) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 272d498a-e381-4dba-a294-54f4c3da434b | 1973-05-12T00:00:00 | 1973 | Mascot | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | point of light | UFO sighting reported by Colin McCrea of the Department of Civil Aviation on 12 May 1973. RAAF evaluation determined the object was most probably the planet Jupiter. | Classification: Identified as Jupiter | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d75097c1-1d3c-40d5-8160-180d7c55a435 | 1973-03-13T00:00:00 | 1973 | Subiaco | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unknown | A.S. Foley reported an unusual aerial sighting on 13th March 1973. RAAF investigation concluded it was likely an aircraft entering Perth Airport's final approach circuit, though this could not be verified due to destruction of traffic records. | Classification: Unconfirmed - attributed to aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 0cb5edc2-cd48-4415-9b51-30df3453ebd7 | 1973-03-15T00:00:00 | 1973 | Subiaco | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | unknown | A.S. Foley reported an unusual aerial sighting on 15th March 1973. RAAF investigation concluded it was likely an aircraft entering Perth Airport's final approach circuit, though this could not be verified due to destruction of traffic records. | Classification: Unconfirmed - attributed to aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7e421c41-b91a-43bc-9229-3835d94a5b41 | 1973-05-10T00:00:00 | 1973 | Wooldridge | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light object with unusual lighting | Observer reported an unusual aerial sighting on May 10, 1973. RAAF investigation determined the sighting was the re-entry of space vehicle 1973-018C (associated equipment from Russian satellite Molniya 2) into Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Space vehicle re-entry (1973-018C) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1850b892-9a4c-410f-941f-dc0d5c066f70 | Minto | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Star-like object, appeared to pulsate and oscillate | Observer reported unusual aerial object in south-western sky displaying pulsating and color-changing behavior. RAAF investigation determined the sighting was of the star Canopus, with optical illusions caused by temperature inversion at 2,800 feet altitude. | Classification: Identified as natural phenomenon (star Canopus with atmospheric refraction effects) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bceb11e3-dcf8-4996-873a-e99fc65246a8 | 1973-05-02T00:00:00 | 1973 | Umina | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | series of red and white lights; described as 3 lights initially, later one long light similar to a neon light | Mrs Marie Johnson reported a series of red and white lights over Umina on 2 May 1973. The RAAF determined the sighting was caused by two Mirage aircraft executing climbing subsonic intercepts with afterburners in the Richmond-Gosford area. | Classification: Identified as two Mirage aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a5e223f2-67db-44bb-98f4-c51f082b4076 | 1973-04-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | Koron Vale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | ground markings | Unusual ground markings sighted near Koron Vale on 14 April 1973. Investigation determined a possible cause was farm machinery, but this could not be substantiated. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 541e4124-1118-430c-ba96-0a0240344899 | 1973-05-06T00:00:00 | 1973 | North Carlton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light/aerial object | Observer W.B. Taylor reported an unusual aerial sighting on 6 May 1973. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was space vehicle 1973-018B (associated equipment from LOUHYA 2 Russian satellite launch) burning up on re-entry into Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Space vehicle re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d2a41a54-6559-4f62-a18f-6734d3255e2f | Croydon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Report of unusual sound occurrence determined to be caused by an ambulance siren from a vehicle dispatched from Lilydale to an accident scene on Mountain Highway, Bayswater at 10:07 PM. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 08fac228-094b-409c-b652-16ec02950345 | 1973-05-02T00:00:00 | 1973 | Leichhardt | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light(s) | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 2 May 1973. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was RAAF helicopters returning to Amberley from navigational training, with speed, lighting and elevation consistent with helicopter movements. | Classification: Explained - Aircraft activity | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 2b40bc56-1639-4d55-a00e-afdcb1fe657a | Claredale | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | balloon-like object with light pattern | Observer reported an unusual aerial sighting of a bright object with light pattern reflecting sunlight. RAAF investigation concluded the object was a high-flying international weather balloon drifting westward at approximately 30,000-65,000 feet. | Classification: Balloon (International meteorological) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2937468d-4ebc-454d-bd20-7f71c6aa5ba4 | Wandin East | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flashing square lights | Master P. Baker reported observing flashing square lights with amber coloring near Wandin East. RAAF investigated and concluded the sighting was likely a mirage or refracted image from a vehicle on Old Baker Road. | Classification: Unexplained (at time of response) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 721d0fba-b230-48eb-b37d-9a0ccdcefaf6 | Wandin East | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | dull light grey object with amber/reddish flashing lights | Peter and Lorraine Baker reported seeing an object travelling at walking speed from NNW to SSE at approximately 100 feet altitude with continuously flashing amber lights. The object disappeared instantly when about 100 yards away to the South. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6171bc1d-8b03-46e8-8467-892c80e08dbe | Wandin East | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | mid-grey object with reddish lights on top | James Gaudion reported seeing a mid-grey object in level flight travelling roughly East, appearing from behind tall pine trees. Red-ish lights on top flashed on then off and stayed off as the object diminished in size towards the East. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bb335bf3-e939-48c1-897a-eb244ebc5d5b | 1973-04-20T00:00:00 | 1973 | Ingham | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported by H. Birimbaki on 20th April 1973. Investigation determined the cause was a meteorological balloon with a 20 inch reflector and white light released from Longreach airport at approximately 3:30 am. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| cbc71fa4-94b6-4497-8b98-d445e301a313 | 1973-04-20T00:00:00 | 1973 | Longreach | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light with 20 inch reflector | Sir Hendrik Hirsimaki observed an unusual aerial sighting at Longreach on 20 April 1973. The RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was a meteorological balloon with a 20 inch reflector and white light released from Longreach airport. | Classification: Meteorological balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 37c9dc70-c4bb-4bb4-b603-cc992f39caba | 1973-04-20T00:00:00 | 1973 | Longreach | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified Flying Object | Hendrik Hirsimaki claimed to have seen an Unidentified Flying Object on the outskirts of Longreach at 3:30 a.m. on Good Friday, 20th April 1973. The Department of Air requested additional information from the witness to enable investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9e8db78f-606d-4b96-8f3b-295d3755d776 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | light | C. B. M. Kerris and two companions observed a Min Min light at 11 p.m. on a black-soil plain of the rocky Tableland, N.T. The white and very brilliant light faded at intervals, acquired a bright red flash, and moved in irregular circles and spirals. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 60da0f85-83aa-43e1-bb3f-0a8aab916e13 | 1972-03-31T00:00:00 | 1972 | Holbrook | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Light | Unusual aerial sighting reported at Holbrook on 31st March 1972. RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was a light aircraft operating at night with landing lights on. | Classification: Light aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| cc9467c8-e469-49aa-9e92-c0cdf0941715 | Wagga | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting reported in the Wagga district. A formal RAAF sighting report was filed and forwarded to Headquarters Support Command. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f13705a6-4459-4555-b3a9-8b376984f8b3 | 1973-05-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Ringwood | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light(s), distorted in appearance | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 29 May 1973. RAAF investigation determined the object was a Fokker Friendship aircraft (VH-TFW) on approach to Tullamarine airport, with navigation lights distorted in colour by a temperature inversion and pollution layer at 300 feet altitude. | Classification: Identified - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 10fac20d-33ba-4e82-a010-6d82ee28e6a2 | East Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Observer and daughter witnessed unusual aerial sighting of bright light that appeared stationary then moved west. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was a Boeing 727 aircraft (Ansett Flight 830) with navigation and anti-collision lights visible during descent to Tullamarine Airport. | Classification: Identified - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c5a5fd42-db52-4729-b971-06e974bbb514 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Two separate pieces/objects with flashing appearance | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting consisting of two objects with flashing lights. RAAF determined the most probable cause was re-entry of space debris to Earth's atmosphere, with tumbling debris breaking into two pieces and creating flashing reflections. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bc75905a-31bd-4c73-988a-9166df2b07bf | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light/unspecified | Observer reported white light(s) observed almost directly overhead in clear sky. Two lights observed in formation, with one followed by another slightly to starboard. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b1a56d66-59e8-482e-83ec-bdeec563bd36 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | bright white light | Two separate sightings reported by Miss H. Davies and Miss King. First sighting involved moving bright lights near Antill Ponds, investigated as likely aircraft navigation lights. Second sighting of single white light in western sky determined to be the planet Sirius. | Classification: Explained - aircraft and planet Sirius | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 13566c2a-4b0d-47e1-835c-8c70667e934b | 1973-03-18T00:00:00 | 1973 | Hobart to Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Single white light | Two sightings of unusual aerial objects observed by Miss Davies while travelling from Hobart to Launceston on the night of 18 March 1973. A white light was observed at low altitude near Milon Down and again later in the evening. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 52eb800f-a7cb-4219-8b38-6a7d0923ae0b | 1973-03-26T00:00:00 | 1973 | Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Red and white lights | Report from P. Russell of an unusual aerial sighting on 26 March 1973. Investigation determined the most probable cause was a scheduled commuter airline aircraft flying from Sydney Airport to Newcastle, with the red light being the aircraft's port wing navigation light and white light being cabin or wing inspection light. | Classification: Explained - aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6254f118-832c-47df-8612-2a808c41a132 | 1973-06-07T00:00:00 | 1973 | Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr P. Russell of Manly, NSW. Report submitted to RAAF Headquarters Operational Command on 7th June 1973. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 8661e43f-d707-4a22-9e19-d434a448d83c | 1973-04-18T00:00:00 | 1973 | Vaucluse | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | not clearly specified in available text | Unusual aerial sighting reported by J. Brennart on 18th April 1973. Investigation determined most probable cause was civil aircraft departing Sydney International Airport on route to Melbourne. | Classification: Identified as civil aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6862e324-e6d3-41d7-8941-a8155ce8493b | Vaucluse | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two white lights with red light moving between them | Five witnesses observed from house verandah a stationary object with two white lights and a moving red light, appearing to hover over a large ship. The object moved north for about a quarter mile then turned south at abnormal speed and disappeared. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 03197309-69fe-4112-8870-3f3496ff42c9 | 1973-05-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Chauntry | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light/object | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 29 May 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the object was the planet Jupiter, with astronomical charts confirming Jupiter's visibility at the reported time and position, with temperature inversion explaining apparent distortions. | Classification: Identified as Jupiter | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 186c562d-9207-430c-a3c5-682c68950848 | 1973-05-23T00:00:00 | 1973 | Forest Hill | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not clearly described | Mrs M. Rackham reported an unusual aerial sighting on 23rd May 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the probable cause was space debris burning up on re-entry to Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 24b6f30e-df4c-4b90-919c-8ad39b7e3190 | 1973-05-17T00:00:00 | 1973 | Montrose | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | not specified | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting with sound and light phenomena on 17th May 1973. Investigation determined the most probable cause was a passing police car (Victorian Police Car 30) with siren and flashing beacons. | Classification: Identified as police vehicle | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f0bd9495-2688-4155-bc3f-6aa02dcc781d | Doncaster | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown - unusual noise/sound phenomenon | Report of unusual noise near observer's home attributed to police car siren, with explanation involving temperature inversion and terrain effects distorting sound propagation. | Classification: Identified - Police siren | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0c925e6e-853f-499f-9ead-9debbee25b7e | East Gosford | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Two sets of flashing orange lights | Two sets of flashing orange lights observed barely moving in the night sky. Investigation concluded the sighting was likely a distorted view of the rising moon caused by severe temperature inversion with 6-8 degree differential between surface and 500 ft altitude. | Classification: Identified - atmospheric phenomenon (moon refraction) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2cbc1fd3-d304-4673-b00c-b61310c01810 | Dubbo | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Silver object | Mr Harold Ashmore reported sighting a silver object performing aerobatics, traveling south at approximately 200 knots at about 10,000 feet with no audible noise. Object was viewed by Ashmore and another qualified pilot using binoculars until it disappeared to the south. | Classification: Cause undetermined; RAAF investigation concluded likely explanation was a light aircraft or World War II type fighter aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a8132785-77b0-4005-aa3f-274640a473f0 | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Kimmie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be the re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMOS 555 booster rocket, approximately 40 metres in length) into Earth's atmosphere. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 38921921-be4d-440c-9bc2-de09491d93db | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be the re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMOS 555 booster rocket) into Earth's atmosphere with disintegration occurring in the vicinity of the Great Australian Bight. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f80e0b4d-89f6-45cb-9dff-4e3d8fd2731d | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Belka | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMO 555 booster rocket), approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite booster re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f4e4a539-26de-48e9-9546-de5a24fa8aa9 | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Lesmurdie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMO 555 booster rocket), approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite booster re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 22f406b9-3868-4c9b-870b-8365e9f8a49d | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Derby | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMO 555 booster rocket), approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite booster re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| fe1051f4-295c-44f3-bf16-d7f9ce7fb1cb | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Kalgoorlie | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMO 555 booster rocket), approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite booster re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 06c5d023-05ca-4970-9e1d-946a861b6f91 | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Tambourine | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Space vehicle booster rocket | Unusual aerial sighting at midnight on 28th/29th April 1973 determined to be re-entry of Soviet space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMO 555 booster rocket), approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite booster re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 35d82bee-9f4b-4dce-bf98-6637f852dc19 | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Object with lights, bright glow, trail | Widespread sighting of mysterious object across Western Australia at midnight on 28-29 April 1973. Officially determined to be the re-entry of space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMOS 555 booster rocket). | Classification: Identified as satellite re-entry | 7.5 | civilian/pilot/military | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 22e29474-e1c9-4c6d-8566-41624397be96 | 1973-04-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Gunn North, Hoonijn | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Object with vivid appearance, disintegrating into smaller pieces | Unusual aerial sighting at about midnight on 26-29 April 1973. Determined to be the re-entry and decay of space vehicle 1973-024B (COSMOS 555 booster rocket) measuring approximately 40 metres in length. | Classification: Identified as satellite re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 44599b40-ce29-4387-815f-a39098a900c7 | 1973-05-12T00:00:00 | 1973 | Newcastle/Cosford area | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flashing white light | Four observations of one unusual aerial sighting featuring a flashing white light traveling from north to south in the Newcastle/Cosford area on 12 May 1973. Identified as a Cessna 402 aircraft (VH-SJV) en route from Kempsey to Sydney with stroboscopic anticollision lighting. | Classification: Identified - Cessna 402 aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 8bb269ff-0d58-4f81-934b-7ebd68b48f00 | Gateshead West / Koolewong / Belmont North | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Brilliant white light | A brilliant white light travelled in a southerly direction with no apparent deflection in course or altitude, observed by multiple witnesses on the NSW Central Coast. RAAF concluded the object was likely a light aircraft fitted with a strobe anti-collision light, with the surface temperature inversion creating a distorted image. | Classification: Light aircraft (probable) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0c955a4c-4e43-4942-93cb-63ec72a6b02a | 1973-05-12T00:00:00 | 1973 | Gosford | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Unusual aerial object sighted over Gosford on 12 May 1973, reported by radio station witness and multiple Toukley residents. Object made a 90 degree turn over Lyon Island and sped off easterly at great speed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1d31cc2e-722b-4283-96e1-18848bb387cf | 1973-06-22T00:00:00 | 1973 | Eltham | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 22 June 1973. Official determination concluded the sighting was caused by an Ansett Boeing 727 (VH-RMB) landing at Tullamarine Airport using daytime landing lights. | Classification: Identified - Aircraft landing lights | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 8851c951-8299-492b-8779-1f52502014ed | Killarney Vale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | oval | A gold/red oval object approximately the size of a bread and butter plate was observed traveling from north to south at an elevation of 30 degrees. The object gradually faded from view as the sun rose. | Classification: Identified - QF 764 aircraft from Bangkok en route to Sydney reflecting early morning sunlight | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f97a9abc-7d3d-4b65-8cf2-a180272c10c4 | Port Macquarie | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | unknown | Mr. Brian Ahern reported unusual aerial sightings while on holiday at Port Macquarie, with objects observed moving in east-to-west direction. RAAF correspondence suggests natural explanations such as birds or satellites were being considered. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e7556c2f-2679-4ba5-910c-0531d24d6a18 | 1973-07-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | Mornington | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported by Mr. S. Gagliardi's wife and self on 1 July 1973 near Mornington. Investigating team unable to determine cause, with light and associated movement remaining unexplained despite considering natural sources such as electrical discharge. | Classification: Undetermined | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| edf65511-e556-4e49-afc4-fd1e61a51265 | 1973-07-03T00:00:00 | 1973 | Bentleigh/Box Hill South | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 3 July 1973. RAAF investigation determined the probable cause was a DC-9 aircraft (VU-EJD) from Newcastle approaching Tullamarine airport with landing lights activated at low angle of elevation, creating impression of greater speed. | Classification: Explained - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| e569297d-349d-4b4c-86a7-198e49e6571a | 1973-03-18T00:00:00 | 1973 | Penrith | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Not clearly specified in visible text | Unusual aerial sighting observed by Clarence Edward Kearns on 18 March 1973. RAAF investigation team concluded the object was likely a racing pigeon at approximately 5 kilometres distance based on constant elevation and rapid transit parameters. | Classification: Unresolved - attributed to racing pigeon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| cdb7d0bd-33a5-4058-8fc1-a384e2017a82 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Lights (red anti-collision light and white identification light) | Electra aircraft observed with red and white lights matching the path and timing of an Electra aircraft departing Launceston for Melbourne at 6:35 PM. | Classification: Identified - Electra aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f8a3346b-1da7-46a1-8b23-87addd0232ee | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Second reported sighting on 15th April could not be fully evaluated due to lack of information supplied. BAC-111 aircraft departed Launceston for Canberra at 6:21 PM and would have been at 6000 feet at 6:25 PM under cloud cover. | Classification: Insufficient information for evaluation | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 215d0931-8e66-422f-b108-a5580a2f2d6f | 1973-04-06T00:00:00 | 1973 | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light (red and white) | Observer reported sighting of red and white light object on 6th April 1973 in Tasmania. Object appeared to remain stationary for 30 seconds before disappearing below tree line. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| d38376a5-55ce-4725-90dc-505ed93a2dd7 | Targa | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | flashing red and white light | Mr Barnett observed a flashing red and white light approaching from the West-South-West, passing his field of view to the North and disappearing to the North-East at an angle of elevation of 35-40 degrees. | Classification: Probable aircraft (Electra navigation lights) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3c17e8d8-d0b1-4428-ad51-8d0fa3b6b5e3 | Targa | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | flashing red and white light | Mr Barnett observed a flashing red and white light appearing from the West, passing across his field of view and disappearing to the North-East over a ridgeline at a low angle of elevation of 10-15 degrees, with low cloud cover present. | Classification: Unidentified - unexplained | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6c3b0ebe-bf40-4f0c-bee0-e1045af4c108 | 1973-06-17T00:00:00 | 1973 | Toowoomba | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | flashing light | Mr L.C. Cox reported an unusual aerial sighting on 17th June 1973. The phenomenon was determined to be the star Canopus exhibiting a flashing effect due to atmospheric pollutants held down by a temperature inversion. | Classification: Star (Canopus) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 757f1038-f293-414e-9ffc-1bc822f4c1a0 | Amberley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | bright white light trailing smoke | Bright white light with smoke plummeting at 70° angle descending several miles west of Amberley base at 1330 hours, burnt out below 3000 ft cloud level. Multiple witnesses including military and civilian observers; sonic boom reported by Oakey control tower at 1332 hours. | Classification: Probable meteorite or space debris | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1a91ab2e-7452-4399-87c6-0d43b731efce | 1973-07-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | Terrell | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Three points in triangular configuration | Terrell family reported unusual sighting on evening of 14 July 1973 at 7:15 PM. RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was sighting of three stars (Antares, Shaula, and Mals Australis) with apparent movement due to unusual atmospheric refraction. | Classification: Identified - Astronomical | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| b2e8c302-3a7f-4d2c-937d-a2c46b103897 | Boroko | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light | Mr J Shears and Mrs Beck observed a bright flash and blue smoke to the west of Boroko Soccer Ground, followed by a bright white light ascending towards the north east. Witnessed by several people. | Classification: possible aircraft approaching Jackson Field | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 69747f2d-8ab6-4b8d-ba0f-3c5f35582957 | Boroko | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | three objects, one brighter than others, triangular formation | Mr Terrell and family sighted three objects in the eastern sky. One bright object tracked from south to north at 45 degrees elevation, stopped and flashed, then was joined by two other lights forming a triangular formation. | Classification: no explanation for sighting | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e41c77a6-7b19-42dd-ad40-0a786d3b30d0 | 1973-06-23T00:00:00 | 1973 | Cairns | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Bright light | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 23rd June 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the object was most probably the planet Jupiter, visible at magnitude -2 with an elevation of 15° and azimuth of 74° at 21:30, with position and movement consistent with observer's report. | Classification: Identified as planet Jupiter | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d98c4ab9-bfc3-4f69-a296-39b384448297 | 1973-06-13T00:00:00 | 1973 | Cobden | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Ball of light, white/amber yellow in color | Two women and a man observed a peculiar bright light travelling across the sky near Cobden on the night of June 13, 1973. The light appeared to move toward the witnesses, then reversed direction and disappeared. The investigating team concluded it was likely ball lightning (Kugelblitz) originating from high tension power lines. | Classification: Ball Lightning (Kugelblitz) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 500d317c-0bc4-423a-b892-da48df8549d9 | Te Anga | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light/object - described as not a planet or star, no tail or vapour trail | Observer driving at 9:30 PM near Te Anga witnessed a bright light in the clear night sky with moon and stars visible. Observer was familiar with the area and returned the following day with compass to verify observations. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 016e8b77-0bd6-430a-af36-fae30c17056c | 1957-07-24T00:00:00 | 1957 | Yarra Glen | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright light | Witness reported an unusual aerial sighting on 24 July 1957. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was aircraft on approach to Essendon airport from Canberra. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1354bb5c-57e5-4b81-b530-f7450b9b487b | 1973-07-24T00:00:00 | 1973 | South Croydon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Yellowish, oval shape | Unusual aerial sighting reported at South Croydon, Victoria on 24 July 1973. Object appeared yellowish and oval in shape. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ce29a34b-e357-4559-8b80-614f154f6762 | Collingwood | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | luminous object with tail | Report of unusual aerial sighting determined by RAAF to be a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere on a low trajectory with bright glow and luminous tail. | Classification: Meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7a417861-17a3-42ad-9cdd-650d862b8f08 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | luminous object with tail | Report of unusual aerial sighting determined by RAAF to be a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere on a low trajectory with bright glow and luminous tail. | Classification: Meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| e9db7b22-930f-4268-b70d-83d0c960a9d4 | Armadale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Meteor | Bright aerial phenomenon observed on low trajectory, described as meteor entering Earth's atmosphere. RAAF classified as meteor based on description of bright glow and luminous tail consistent with meteor activity. | Classification: Meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a6b8fdb0-7035-4a3f-8e3f-22241219200d | 1973-07-04T00:00:00 | 1973 | Menlo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | long and narrow object | Mrs A. Yurritta reported an unusual aerial sighting at Menlo via Lancefield on 4th July 1973. The RAAF determined the probable cause was a meteorological phenomenon known as a 'stratus patch'. | Classification: Meteorological phenomenon - stratus patch | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ff476fcc-1c28-420c-aad9-0d55b8f8f34c | 1975-07-24T00:00:00 | 1975 | Ballaarat | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Meteor | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 24th July 1975. RAAF determined the most probable cause was a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere on a low trajectory. | Classification: Meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4093f2d6-156a-479d-8cda-1b3895b52221 | Saidor | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light | A bright white light was observed in the sky moving in general east-west directions, at times moving in circles and stopping, appearing to increase in size and hang from lower left portion. Seen by many witnesses. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object - determined likely cause: Sabre jet aircraft on training flight from RAAF Base Pearce | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| eb31db4e-f90a-41d0-b4d3-cc0feb263eae | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | pulsating red glow | An unusual aerial sighting involving a pulsating red glow, determined to be a Sabre jet aircraft undergoing acrobatic training with anti-collision light. | Classification: Sabre jet aircraft on training flight - RAAF Base Pearce | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d7cf518f-57b1-4849-abda-a1b41bbed3f1 | Chalmer | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Multiple objects - one larger object with three smaller objects adjacent | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting consisting of one larger object with three smaller objects sighted adjacent to it. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was space debris on re-entry to the Earth's atmosphere. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d4c02908-ad6b-450d-8ab5-9bef4e8ec892 | 1973-06-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unusual aerial sighting on 14 June 1973. Determined to be re-entry of space debris, specifically satellite booster rocket 1964-74D. | Classification: Space debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| be8c4e9e-3408-4810-b4a6-1aedd22a7c26 | 1973-06-25T00:00:00 | 1973 | Gosells | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | formation of lights | Observer reported unknown aerial sighting on 25 June 1973. RAAF investigation determined the cause was a formation of two Macchi jet trainer aircraft practicing formation flying at 25,000-35,000 feet, with atmospheric distortions accounting for brief disappearance. | Classification: Identified - aircraft formation | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| d709cecd-9da0-4eb7-81ce-3c6d8c1abb3d | Colac | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright red/orange shimmering light with circular reflection | Mrs. L. Hayes observed a bright red/orange shimmering light to the north-west at 45° elevation that remained stationary for 2 minutes before climbing swiftly and disappearing southward. No sound was heard. RAAF investigation concluded the object was most probably Mars or the star Rigel, with relative motion caused by low cloud cover. | Classification: cause cannot be determined; most probable explanation: Mars or star Rigel | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c821aa6d-e61c-4ccf-8826-77469b996cf3 | Irrawarra | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | White light showing orange shimmering | Observer Lilian Susan Hayes sighted a white light with orange shimmering appearance south-west of her house in Irrawarra. The object exhibited controlled movement and was stationary for about 2 minutes before traveling south, disappearing swiftly from view. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 48c6c7cc-ceb9-4d51-9929-0735689554b9 | 1973-07-24T00:00:00 | 1973 | Chirnside Park | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Star-like object | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 24 July 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the most probable cause was the star Canopus, visible at magnitude -1 on bearing 136° at elevation ~35°, with brightness anomaly explained by temperature inversion at 600 feet. | Classification: Identified as astronomical phenomenon (star Canopus) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 18742464-e3aa-4ea8-8352-f7ea8c4ffa92 | Box Hill South | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Star-like, bright | Witness observed a large bright star-like object significantly brighter than Venus on Monday evening at 6:15 p.m. The object disappeared before witness could show a friend. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6f4b0da8-481d-4ed1-95c2-5a6d8901f17d | Noble Park to Melbourne City | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Star-like with dim red light | Witness traveling by car observed a large stationary bright star-like object at approximately 7 p.m. on Tuesday. The bright light suddenly extinguished and was replaced by a dim red light that moved across the night sky. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 26544a5d-31ce-4ca5-a3a8-f841602bd2ac | Trevallyn | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | Observer Roy Stearnes sighted a light that changed colour from blue to green and red, appearing just above the horizon. The object was observed periodically disappearing behind cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| be768d9b-b0f6-4a26-b658-ea3177786831 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | Observer E.D. Mills, a grazier, sighted a light over Poatina approximately 3000 feet above the town lights. The light was similar to an aircraft landing light and remained steady in flight. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e3319d0d-6a4d-4d55-bd8f-3fa6c1d8d3f5 | 1960-10-14T00:00:00 | 1960 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Cigar shaped with round nose and sloping tail | Sighting of a dull metallic cigar-shaped object with projections from the rear, moving slowly and hovering. Similar characteristics reported to the Webster sighting on 14 October 1960. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1bb11e91-f682-4eca-a470-e84f5fa98a80 | Delmont | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Cigar shaped with round nose and sloping tail, approximately 30 feet long and about as high as a car | Mrs D.A. Webster and her daughter Miss S. Webster sighted a cigar-shaped object moving from NNE to SSW at approximately 800-1000 feet altitude, moving at about 50 mph then hovering. Object had no wings and no apparent means of propulsion. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f7e0c485-8e6e-4796-93b5-7c60d36bfb64 | Oatlands | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Point of light, spherical (appeared like large thistledown ball) | H.L. Paxton and his wife observed a bright point of light approximately twice the diameter of Venus, of startling brightness comparable to the sun despite strong daylight conditions. Light appeared and faded suddenly, remaining substantially stationary. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3c27d965-0853-4020-b0ce-5801e8edc3ae | Campbell Town | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Spherical (appeared like large thistledown ball), white light | Mrs H.P. Hall observed a white spherical object moving in a straight line due west, moving faster than a Viscount aircraft, disappearing into a bank of cloud. Observer was experienced with satellite transits and former WAAF nurse. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 67babee9-d342-4b06-b4cc-4bed3048cf8a | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Elongated/cigar-shaped, longer than an aircraft, with banded vertical structure. One object had airscrew/propeller on one end | Rev. Lionel Browning and his wife observed eight dull grey, elongated objects from their rectory window. Objects moved north initially as if to land, were joined by others from various directions, then moved south at slower speed before disappearing into rain below cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 426c0199-99db-4de1-999e-53c1c04731cf | Cressy | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flying saucers and mother ship; cigar-shaped object with rounded dome on top | Rev. Lionel Browning and Mrs. Browning observed multiple flying saucer-like objects and a larger mother ship with a rounded dome. The objects featured vertical bands on the sides and what appeared to be a radar device or small propeller on the bow. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a810d14e-0718-464b-a73d-44666ec1fb52 | Evandolo | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | A strange object performed manoeuvres in the sky above Evandolo, emitting a bright orange appearance and appearing to travel above 1000 feet. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c295d289-05fa-476c-a1ce-1de886f575f6 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Round, like a beachball | Reverend Lionel Browning observed a round, dull grey object that changed to blue, stationary 200 feet above a mountain south of Poatina. Object displayed a cloud of sparks and disappeared behind Western Tiers with an explosion approximately 2 minutes after disappearance. | Classification: Natural phenomena associated with unsettled weather conditions | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 04a31a1b-33a9-49f3-8cd8-0fcea5d15184 | 1960-10-13T00:00:00 | 1960 | Linton | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unknown | Unidentified flying objects sighted in the vicinity of Linton on 13th October 1960. Details provided by Rev L. Browning and Mr G. Park. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 574c0b26-f24f-4de7-9253-19ffc1a23a5e | 1960-08-18T00:00:00 | 1960 | Mullewa | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | bright flashing object | Employee Leslie Clayton observed a bright flashing object travelling from East to West around 4 pm on 18th August 1960. Unable to estimate height or distance. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 161a9bec-d760-485e-b14b-a00552daa1c7 | 1960-08-13T00:00:00 | 1960 | Mullewa | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | vapour streaks | Mr Leslie Keynes (former RAAF officer) and three native employees (Fred Hemet, Mantle Winmar, Michael Ryan) observed vapour streaks in the sky on 13th August 1960 at approximately 4 pm at the Waell Shearing Shed. A sound like thunder was heard, initially thought to be a jet aircraft breaking the sound barrier. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7a9f05b8-35bb-43e0-b15a-6e524d310408 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Ephconical | Observer Frederick Douglas Scott witnessed jet aircraft vapour trails traveling eastward. Object appeared as a definite vapour trail with movement beneath it. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 8317c4e0-91ac-485b-9af9-5635fb01c4f4 | 1958-01-01T00:00:00 | 1958 | Sideia | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Bishop Doyle sighting in June 1958. Report information insufficient for positive identification. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| caee37c9-ee24-4ca3-9eb9-bcec76afbb74 | 1958-01-01T00:00:00 | 1958 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | Bishop Doyle October 1958 sighting. Object was definitely not a satellite; probable cause identified as aircraft. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| af1db208-a13b-4355-bee8-555c8ea0acbc | 1959-05-24T00:00:00 | 1959 | Balliora | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Mr. R. C. Orvill and Mr. R. L. Smith witnessed object on 24 May 1959 at 1900 hours. Probable explanation: bright star Sirius with atmospheric refraction before setting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| ce891cfe-d728-456c-8b06-5e58e62a37f8 | 1959-05-27T00:00:00 | 1959 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | Bishop Doyle sighting 27 May 1959. Probable cause: Venus with associated refraction at setting. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ca6acff7-7bdf-435f-a951-ad70bbdc30ba | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | Bishop Doyle May-June 13 sightings. Probable cause: very bright meteors (fireball class) based on descriptions and high rates of speed. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| b68c1b5a-36eb-4758-9e3b-bafbd96b5fb0 | 1959-06-27T00:00:00 | 1959 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Bishop Doyle 27 June 1959 at 20:30 hours. Probable cause: planet Venus just below horizon to northwest with refraction prior to setting. | 7.5 | religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 13c0beed-5ffc-4aef-978b-f6a9ce725e83 | 1959-06-28T00:00:00 | 1959 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | F. L. Smith and R. C. Orvill 27-28 June 1959 sighting. Witness disputed Venus explanation though general discussion indicates Venus responsible with refraction at setting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d4e63ebe-261c-4518-9db5-2f1732dfe016 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | Mr. Smith sighting at 00:50 on 6 July. Cause cannot be determined from available information. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a1dabe9a-8937-4d73-b33c-f2a1e830956f | Gaima | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Hammer footprint silhouette with ring around it | Object approached from north-northeast direction, hovered about 500 feet up at approximately 45 degrees angle. Had hammer footprint silhouette with ring structure and semi-domed portholes visible with glow emitting from them. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b788dff5-34af-417b-9a99-ff0355f10680 | Hideum | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Round object | Round object about the size of the moon, pale blue in colour emitting light brighter than moonlight, hovered at approximately moon height over mission property before moving north and disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5adfc005-6380-4755-a5fe-d08789f14598 | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Two sightings about 7 o'clock of white light about size of a football moved across western sky. On second occasion light was constant with visible bright halo. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 2163de56-fbdc-4a50-91a4-4b8d906b2b0c | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large green electrical object | Large green electrical object seen by local school boys, moved rapidly afterward. Observation by prior day in May. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ef7cd996-a52a-4273-8170-2ac1c8e90153 | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Elliptical object | Elliptical object about size of football, pretty green colour, moved very fast and low across eastern sky towards north-east. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3711df02-f366-4bc7-821a-0a4d9c57629b | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large fiery object | Large fiery object about half size of full moon in western sky moving slowly. Object's light diminished to pinpoint then suddenly glowed brightly again, turned blue before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3f7cd681-bb47-4e50-884a-0d8279894dfd | 1960-01-23T00:00:00 | 1960 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Not defined | R.R. McQuestion observed an unusual aerial object near Newstead, Launceston on approximately 23 January 1960. The object's characteristics were not clearly defined in the available report details. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| eb884aeb-4f8f-4d2c-86af-8ac6affca1b8 | 1959-09-24T00:00:00 | 1959 | Mandorah | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | large black shallow object | A large black shallow object 80-100 feet in size was observed at 1830 hours on 24 September 1959 travelling at approximately 80-90 mph near Mandorah before shooting up towards Delissaville Creek. A green verey light shot off from the water east or north from Mandorah after the object was sighted. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 545da197-cd9b-4548-973e-bebab86162cb | 1959-09-25T00:00:00 | 1959 | Mandorah | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | large black shallow object | The same large black shallow object was observed again at 0715 hours on 25 September 1959 off Mandorah and shot up Middle Arm. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f5148a1e-fe75-4e5f-b02f-3b962a2d0bf7 | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Large manned craft with elaborate superstructure | UFO hovered above Boianai at approximately 4600 feet altitude on second consecutive day of observations by Father Gill and witnesses. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 02d44793-4392-492d-a24e-c371b78efbdd | Boianai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Smaller remote-controlled discs with no apparent protuberances | Manned UFO observed crossing Boianai Bay in less than a second, demonstrating extraordinary speed. Changes in colour and light intensity were reported. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9fd0927a-e8f1-425a-950c-880e84677b2f | Bendigo | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Object of immense size with changing size and colour | Radio Station 3BO Bendigo reported sightings of an unusual aerial object observed by many people in the Bendigo area. The object was described as being of immense size with changing size and colour. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5a67c545-adca-4290-97b4-3a9c5022bc5a | North Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Round | Lime green to silver coloured round object observed moving from east to south over the sky. Object rose out of sight. Witnessed by David Osborne Moore and wife, observers for 14 years with Warringah Sky watchers. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1f92eaf3-f845-4d70-ad20-45aa4d0c15dd | Mildura | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Clear shape; chromium plate appearance | A definite object with chromium plate appearance and clear shape was observed moving from east to west at approximately 20 degrees above the horizon. The object maintained a straight path and appeared to return on the same course. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 089d95f3-e339-43ee-995f-732c00bac8ad | North Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Clear shape; chromium plate appearance | A definite object with chromium plate coloring and clear shape appeared at 20 degrees above the horizon, attracted attention by brilliant light, and moved from east to west in a straight path before fading. Observer was engaged in domestic duties. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e6d0b0c5-a2bd-4e56-9cec-b79b1e56ebed | Armidale | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Three distinct lights, yellow to orange, appearing as aircraft exhaust impression | Three objects observed in line formation traveling at high speed with yellow to orange coloration resembling aircraft exhaust. Objects traveled in an arc approximately 250 degrees across the sky. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c13c33b5-b038-43cb-8f9f-470e7522fda1 | Inderboim | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Spheres with apparent ejection of sparks | Farmer observed a bright object overhead with apparent spark ejection resembling rocket propulsion. Object appeared to split into multiple spheres before disappearing in mid-air. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3ae3b4b6-753f-4f32-9566-1ff9674232b4 | Robinvale | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc | Observer reported four objects in line ahead formation appearing from N direction. Front object appeared reddish in color with disc-shaped appearance. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 95310a68-2e41-4345-9a1a-05f1b1d99a08 | Mount Barker | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | long and narrow, height about one-tenth of length | An unexplained light traveled from West to East across the sky, appearing as a long narrow object with white, faintly bluish light with a dark break near the front. The object disappeared suddenly without sound. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8d2e9809-51b3-4df0-a665-a67754a03895 | Burren Junction | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | reddish on top with bright red cone-shaped light from bottom | A bright red light object hovered over trees, moving backward, forward and sideways before slowly moving West-North-West out of sight. The object appeared low in the sky and was observed by a police constable. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| adfd0e7f-5e9a-4cb1-8b7c-a60094eb91b7 | Burren Junction | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | large grey object triangular on bottom with dome on top | Two young drovers on horseback observed a large grey triangular object with a dome on top. The dome disappeared first, followed by the bottom section. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d02bc5f5-79a4-482c-a159-26cfa45f0d43 | Burren Junction | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | red on top with bright red glow from underneath | A light object appeared nearly due West of Burren Junction, moving slowly in the sky with alternating bright and dull red glow, eventually appearing to descend. Observed by police constable and civilian Mr. George Herring. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 6ce5eccb-66bd-4cc6-bb99-c2112fc59f56 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Round object, bright silver in colour, tapering to smaller circumference at top with blurred outlines, approximately 3 ft in diameter | Chief Projectionist Mr. Clive Robertson sighted a round silver object traveling southeast with jet-like movement, no vapour trails or noise, visible even behind clouds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 92830bc6-257f-4e37-a20b-a01894107e6a | Prince of Wales Island | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Huge glowing red object | Native residents reported a huge glowing red object that landed on a hill at Port Lahou. The object emitted a reddish glow at night but could not be seen in daytime. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c3a98728-df42-4f10-957c-88a0bf1d81a2 | 1959-07-08T00:00:00 | 1959 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified object | Four crocodile hunters sighted an unidentified object over the Norman River on the night of Wednesday, July 8, 1959. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c86d066d-641e-4ad6-bd7c-eba3d78c561f | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Green object | Several Thursday Island residents reported seeing a green object flying over Thursday Island on the same night. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 001b7b15-c65a-408b-9a3f-da4fc1d15adb | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Strange object | A strange object was reported at Milepoint Mission on the west coast of Cape York on the same night. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 47ebd96d-8f51-41ea-a8d0-dabb0e36d09e | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Silhouette of a rugby football with a ring around it, about 60 feet long, with approximately four semi-domed portholes visible on one side | Mr. E. Everett observed an object descend and hover about 500 feet up, emitting light from portholes, then disappear rapidly southward. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 607787bd-4d6b-454f-a7ec-92916de6a6a5 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Round object, pale blue in colour, about the size of the moon | Bishop Doyle and five senior school boys observed a round pale blue object emitting light brighter than moonlight hover in the sky then move northerly and disappear. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d09e6344-58ba-47c7-a822-1ebb2e5df075 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light about the size of a bright star, white in colour | A white light moved high across the western sky from northwest to southwest at approximately 7 o'clock in the evening. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d035b088-85e2-49c7-9db3-ffba11afd309 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light about the size of a bright star, white in colour, flashing at regular intervals | On the second evening, a light similar to the previous sighting moved across the western sky but appeared to flash on and off at regular intervals of about two seconds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7722955f-f928-496a-8492-eeb242c7602d | Baniara | NUL | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | spherical bright white light with bronze-coloured disc below | Bright white spherical light observed moving westerly across sky at estimated 8,000-9,000 feet, with appearance of a 'sparkler', accompanied by a bronze-coloured disc. Object displayed regular intervals of light blotting and green light appearances. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 54b81d0a-6122-491c-9ce7-828a184ae18c | Baniara | NUL | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright light with bronze-coloured disc | Bright light reappeared in similar position to previous night but dimmer initially, then moved at great speed westerly covering in one minute a distance previously covered in half hour. Bronze disc remained in same relative position. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7ff20cd5-4bd4-4962-845c-34c13dc0b416 | Baniara | NUL | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright light with falling star-like objects | Very bright light observed at 0050 hours appearing lower and closer than previous occasions. Object-like forms resembling falling stars shot earthward at extreme speed at approximately forty-five degree angles, with procedure repeated on other side. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a76ede32-c33e-428d-b232-41a4abb927f6 | Baniara | NUL | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unidentified object | Unidentified object sighted in westerly direction appearing high in sky but descending erratically in south-westerly direction with brilliant blue colour alternating to reddish glow and ending with green flash. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ec424baa-7571-47ba-8650-3b8d9cea0767 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting of an unidentified aerial object at Launceston, Tasmania. Report received from Department of Civil Aviation (Victoria-Tasmania Region). | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b2ae5336-c7b4-4906-bfae-3a907ebe65b6 | Carrum | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting of an unidentified aerial object over the sea at Carrum by Mr. J.W. Follett. No aircraft confirmed in the area by RAAF ACC, DCA, or Moorabbin Airport at time of incident. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fe4f9791-b547-4003-a5c9-8937417e3912 | Ipswich | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Round, solid body of definite shape with brilliant undersurface light reflection | Twelve construction workers observed a solid, round, cloud-like object moving north-west with constant direction. The object emitted no sound or obvious means of propulsion and displayed brilliant light reflection from its undersurface. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 72c15f5a-c9cc-4bf0-b005-fe460518ea67 | North Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Mr. David Osborne Moore and his wife observed a bright white light described as similar to a 200 watt electric light globe appearing from the south west and traveling north east over North Manly before suddenly disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 34a1864e-91a5-474a-bbf5-1a49165c7f01 | Risdon | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | White linen sheet-like object; flashing brilliant white light; small object; black elongated objects; inverted skittle with ball attached | Two witnesses observed multiple UAP objects including white sheet-like objects near ground level, a small high-speed flashing object, a slowly circling flashing object over the Derwent River, and black elongated objects descending toward the river. One black object entered the water with no visible disturbance. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e48d6a30-5d19-400c-8fda-2de7e6672899 | 1973-07-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | lights | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 9 July 1973 from Mt. Barrow. RAAF investigation concluded the most logical explanation was light reflections from Launceston viewed through fog. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c1cfb7c0-2a41-41ee-a31a-6777e8701a24 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light(s) | Observer Ian Evans reported sighting of white colored light(s) over a city. Object first appeared over call, with relatively slow apparent speed and level to slight elevation change. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e4c5d207-c105-4316-b1c4-3c226b037cc2 | 1973-07-08T00:00:00 | 1973 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | light/object | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 8th July 1973. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was a DC-3 aircraft departing Launceston Airport for Melbourne, with track matching direction of observed object. | Classification: Aircraft (DC-3) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 3a502c12-61c2-498c-af81-b319e49415a3 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright silver light | Observer reported seeing a bright silver object through bedroom window at 0822 hours. RAAF investigation determined the sighting was most likely a DC-9 aircraft departing Launceston for Melbourne, with blurred appearance caused by temperature inversion and smoke haze. | Classification: Aircraft (DC-9) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ebc8ef6d-c96e-4282-a59f-233251b05ec3 | West Lauceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Square or four-sided object with halo effect | A family of four (wife, two children and man) observed an unusual aerial sighting that was investigated by RAAF. The official conclusion was that the most probable cause was space debris re-entering the atmosphere, likely a rocket motor that fragmented into smaller pieces creating a square or four-light pattern. | Classification: Space debris re-entry (official RAAF conclusion) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| da374199-ba30-45f2-87cf-05c9e24a0a41 | 1973-05-15T00:00:00 | 1973 | Frazaole Eilti | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | light source | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 15th May 1973. RAAF determination concluded the most probable cause was the planet Mars, which would have been sporadic visible through 4/8ths cloud cover in the east with a magnitude of 1.0 and elevation of approximately 50 degrees. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| aeffc030-752c-40a4-a8e6-00ffe6eadfbd | 1973-06-22T00:00:00 | 1973 | Blackwall | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light aircraft with landing lights and anti-collision lighting | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting on 22 June 1973. Investigating team concluded the probable cause was a light aircraft en-route from Launceston to Wynyard or Devonport via coastal route, equipped with landing lights and/or stroboscopic anti-collision lighting. | Classification: Light aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 27d10d6b-58cd-455c-b6f9-a540b6825e7b | 1973-08-12T00:00:00 | 1973 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | lights (aircraft landing lights) | Observer reported unusual aerial sightings of bright lights that appeared stationary while approaching and descending directly towards observer, viewed from Perth area on night of 12th August 1973. Investigation determined the sightings were caused by landing aircraft on Runway 24 at Perth Airport. | Classification: Landing aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ad078401-4d07-412d-b6c7-80018299d1d9 | 1973-08-02T00:00:00 | 1973 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Two red lights | An unusual aerial sighting on 2nd August 1973 was determined to have been caused by an F-28 (Fokker Fellowship) aircraft operated by Ansett Airlines departing Port Hedland at 22:20 for Melbourne. The two red lights observed were the anti-collision and port wing navigation lights. | Classification: Identified as aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 3fb26846-dc93-4160-a213-191e4960c667 | 1973-08-24T00:00:00 | 1973 | Kensworth | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | glowing ball | Unusual aerial sighting reported by observer and spouse on 24 August 1973. Investigated team determined the most probable cause was ball lightning (Kugelblitz), a rare atmospheric electrical phenomenon. | Classification: Ball Lightning | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| e31f89e0-452f-4cef-ae9b-d0d8ba54398d | 1973-08-16T00:00:00 | 1973 | Port Hedland | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Not clearly described in visible text | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 16 August 1973 near Port Hedland. Official investigation determined the most probable cause was a meteorological balloon released from Port Hedland airport at 7:15 pm. | Classification: Meteorological balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| fbbd1a97-b086-48e1-98e2-1d652ef55f13 | 1953-01-01T00:00:00 | 1953 | East Ivanhoe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting report from observer at East Ivanhoe, Victoria in 1953. Details of the object and observation circumstances are partially illegible in the document. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 094405d3-be34-47de-b3f1-b05ef48c37cb | 1973-09-08T00:00:00 | 1973 | Hughesdale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | lights | Report of unusual aerial sighting on 8th September 1973 involving lights in the night sky. RAAF investigating team determined the most probable cause was two aircraft (DC-9 CZB from Launceston to Melbourne and CZX from Hobart to Melbourne) with their landing lights illuminated. | Classification: Aircraft landing lights | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 1a3d592d-8e16-47e2-9308-edb1e7255275 | 1973-09-08T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dromana | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 8th September 1973 near Dromana, Victoria. Case forwarded from Department of Civil Aviation to RAAF for investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| d17395b7-4a45-4f68-a166-42e1b38469a6 | 1973-09-06T00:00:00 | 1973 | Essendon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | bright shiny light | Report of unusual aerial sighting on 6 September 1973. RAAF determined the most probable cause was a light aircraft on approach to Essendon airport, with the bright light attributed to sun reflection off metallic surface and landing lights. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7f57605f-9620-4b3a-a921-95e354b50c83 | 1973-09-06T00:00:00 | 1973 | O'Connor | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Unknown | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 6th September 1973. RAAF determined the most probable cause was a meteor in its final stage of atmospheric entry on a flat trajectory. | Classification: Meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a50d8732-7787-4398-9659-5846b485d6ee | 1951-07-22T00:00:00 | 1951 | Ravine | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | described as planet Venus | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 22nd July 1951. RAAF determined the most probable cause was the planet Venus sighted at an elevation of about 50 degrees and bearing of 305 degrees, with apparent increased magnitude possibly caused by local atmospheric conditions. | Classification: Identified as Venus | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 2f3f07d8-e689-499d-9986-3034f1b04fce | 1973-07-22T00:00:00 | 1973 | Kavieng | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | Inspector Tohian reported sighting of three objects in the sky on the evening of 22 July 1973. Details of the sighting were to be completed via questionnaire form. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| ecfffd80-9c02-4702-a3be-9cc10d75c61b | 1973-10-16T00:00:00 | 1973 | Bundoora | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not clearly described in available text | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 16 October 1973. RAAF investigating team concluded the most probable cause was the planet Venus at magnitude -3.7. | Classification: Identified as Venus | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 61045e50-54b5-4ca9-834b-bbc8f89ebb79 | 1973-10-14T00:00:00 | 1973 | Alderley | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | balloon | Aerial sighting reported on 14 October 1973. RAAF determined the object was a meteorological balloon released from Eagle Farm between 2:15-2:30 AM, with movement consistent with balloon behavior and reflective material accounting for brightness. | Classification: Meteorological balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 17fc1dcf-8678-43fc-8612-3e855162754a | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Light | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting. Investigation determined the most probable cause was a DC-3 aircraft (VH-CZM) operated by Ansett Airlines of Australia approaching Melbourne Airport, with the light being the landing lights of the aircraft. | Classification: Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e20eed50-9733-486e-acf3-93dadb06d290 | 1973-09-13T00:00:00 | 1973 | Longford | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Mrs Archer reported an unusual aerial sighting on 13 September 1973. Investigation determined the most probable cause was the planet Venus. | Classification: Venus (identified) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c884dfa6-3bf5-42de-99f7-673364e2fbae | 1973-09-17T00:00:00 | 1973 | Newcastle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | lights (red port-ring navigation light and white downward identification light) | Unusual aerial sighting report from 17 September 1973 determined to be a DC-9 aircraft descending into Newcastle Airport, with observer seeing navigation and identification lights. | Classification: Aircraft (DC-9) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 12059b46-637f-4345-8261-c9aa6d13c11d | Ulverstone | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Three lights, possibly only one object, very closely grouped | Police officer observed three flashing red and green lights in the night sky south of Ulverstone that appeared to be travelling slowly southward over several hours. RAAF investigation concluded the sighting was the star Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri) with color variations attributed to atmospheric density effects. | Classification: Identified as star Rigil Kentaurus | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 606fd311-e300-464a-8de6-b678085f1e57 | 1951-07-25T00:00:00 | 1951 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | balloon | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 25th July 1951. RAAF investigation team concluded the object was a meteorological radio-sonde balloon released from Lae Airport. | Classification: meteorological balloon | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| afa28476-2519-4013-9129-9edd532efa50 | 1973-07-23T00:00:00 | 1973 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | satellite | Unusual aerial sighting on 23rd July 1973 determined to be satellite POGO SUB 2, a long-lived satellite launched in 1965 with a 95-minute orbit, observed moving west to east at 55-degree elevation. | Classification: Identified as satellite | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 4fd09830-2635-435f-947a-81d7b0e64242 | PNG | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | white object | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting with white object observed in the sky. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was the planet Venus at 30° elevation due west, with orange-red appearance caused by atmospheric conditions, and secondary observation of star Vega. | Classification: Venus - Astronomical | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| fcac2ef7-cb75-4f52-a789-561643a9600a | 1973-09-24T00:00:00 | 1973 | Maryville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 24th September 1973. Investigating team concluded the most probable explanation was a light aircraft. | Classification: Explained - light aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c34b1a41-bd2c-48a5-9568-450afc1266b1 | 1973-10-29T00:00:00 | 1973 | Maryville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 29th October 1973 at approximately 9 PM. Investigating team concluded the most probable explanation was a weather balloon released from RAAF Williamtown. | Classification: Explained - weather balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| b4665999-5485-4109-895d-380aae3555e2 | 1973-10-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Maryville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | bright yellow star | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 9th October 1973. Investigation concluded the bright yellow object was likely the planet Mars, which was visible at the time. | Classification: Explained - celestial object (Mars) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 2c6309b9-850e-4663-ac21-9e75492afe39 | 1973-08-31T00:00:00 | 1973 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Not clearly described | Lee Robinson observed an unusual aerial object with orange-white diffused light and green tail from Passage Point on 31 August 1973 at 1950 hours. The sighting was investigated and attributed to a light aircraft by RAAF, though initial investigation found no service or civil aircraft active at the time. | Classification: Light aircraft (RAAF conclusion) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 3f20406d-810e-4326-a6ad-b6f292dddc40 | Newcastle | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | orange-white object | Witness observed an orange-white object moving across the sky, initially believed to be a single craft but determined to be space debris (OAO-3 rocket) followed by a separate Beechcraft aircraft departing from Williamtown. | Classification: Space debris and aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 57496ff4-6aa8-4824-bc3e-cc9943a99e86 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Star-like with red light | Observer reported unusual aerial sighting with bright star-like appearance and small red light. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was a DC-9 aircraft approaching Brisbane Airport. | Classification: Explained - Aircraft | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9036e19d-e1aa-4026-a76b-6726b4a82ca6 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light source with red and white components | Sighting of unusual aerial light with white strobe-like appearance and small red light, exhibiting vertical movement. Investigated and determined to be likely a DC9 aircraft approaching Eagle Farm airport, with alternative explanation of bright star (Canopus or Sirius) affected by atmospheric conditions. | Classification: Identified - aircraft | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8ed0dfaa-ea69-4b0c-9418-1310c8646b60 | 1975-10-21T00:00:00 | 1975 | Keppel | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Bright white light | Observer reported sighting of unusual aerial object with bright white light on 21 October 1975. RAAF investigation determined the lights were consistent with anti-collision lighting and external lights displayed by civil aircraft. | Classification: Explained - Aircraft lighting | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a3507a81-80b9-4179-8e88-829213811ce6 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | White cigar shaped object with pinpoint orange lights at each end | Mr. D. Raftin reported a white cigar-shaped object with orange lights at each end that moved at incredible speed for one second before circling north. Object appeared stationary for 22 minutes before observation ended. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c92743c8-547d-4302-96cf-d02368dda7e6 | Brisbane | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Bright objects, described variously as satellites, balloons, or ball lightning | Multiple Brisbane residents reported bright objects floating in the sky on the night of a tornado. Investigating officer concluded the sightings were ball lightning phenomena coinciding with the storm. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8f1f333a-6666-4cf8-a2a8-a093ba3593a7 | 1973-01-01T00:00:00 | 1973 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Multiple pieces/lights (space debris) | Space object 1973 027G, a component of the Skylab space vehicle, re-entered Earth's atmosphere. The object broke up into multiple pieces accounting for multiple lights sighted by observers. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2972111e-034f-4aa8-aec8-415b53cbd84b | 1973-10-04T00:00:00 | 1973 | Marble Bar | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Multiple lights | Sighting of multiple lights on 4 October 1973 investigated by RAAF team. Conclusion determined the probable cause was re-entry of space object 1973 027G, a component of the SKYLAB Space vehicle, which re-entered on the night of 4 October and passed over the area at approximately 1920 hours. | Classification: Explained - SKYLAB debris re-entry | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 8848443d-65c1-4d98-bd8a-49a1f133d2b6 | 1973-09-09T00:00:00 | 1973 | Perth | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light | Unusual aerial sighting reported on 9th September 1973 near Perth Airport. RAAF investigation determined the most probable cause was the landing light of an aircraft approaching Perth Airport. | Classification: Aircraft landing light | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4af9ca41-8265-41be-869e-d8042922a0cb | 1973-09-28T00:00:00 | 1973 | Dickabee | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Mirage or refracted image | Unusual normal sighting reported on 28th September 1973. Investigation concluded the cause was refracted images of Chipmunk aircraft, likely due to temperature and moisture conditions conducive to mirage formation. | Classification: Refracted image | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 85aada07-84f0-45f8-af38-6de8a6d01627 | 1973-09-28T00:00:00 | 1973 | Mullewa | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Sighting of unusual aerial phenomena reported by Jock McCabe on 28th September 1973 near Mullewa, WA. RAAF Base Pearce requested the observer complete a detailed proforma for investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 262ab581-cfbf-4ffb-8388-85b06ac0837a | Ingham | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | lights | Mr F.A. Frazer reported unusual aerial sighting of strange lights in the sky near Ingham. Constable Nichols of Queensland Police confirmed seeing Frazer and companion in the area but denied witnessing anything unusual himself. | Classification: Probable hoax | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2a2d0938-e968-480d-a27f-d0a33b18fb47 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | lights | Mr F.A. Frazer reported lights in the vicinity of Townsville airfield that allegedly moved out to sea and disappeared. Investigation concluded lights were likely strip vehicle warning lights from airfield air traffic control vehicle. | Classification: Probable hoax | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e95effc7-64d9-418b-a1de-24507a9bebd1 | 1973-10-02T00:00:00 | 1973 | Guyon | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Balloon-like object | Witness reported an unusual aerial sighting on 2 October 1973. RAAF investigation concluded the object was a meteorological balloon released from Wildura meteorological station. | Classification: Meteorological balloon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 833de9a5-8a19-4230-9eae-2b81dcd78326 | 1973-10-21T00:00:00 | 1973 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Aircraft lights | Reported sighting on 21st October 1973 determined to be a Boeing 707 aircraft entering the landing approach at Darwin airport from Hong Kong, with observed lights being the aircraft's landing lights. | Classification: Explained - Aircraft | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 187cc5ee-5031-40d1-bf5e-c06bcd993069 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Set of car lights on high beam, with red light below | Mrs V. Morrisby observed an unusual aerial object circling 3 times near Baskerville. The object displayed car-like lights and a red light beneath it, disappearing behind low hills. | Classification: Unexplained - unable to account for object's circling | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e9ffd151-50f9-4827-9106-193e8fb616a9 | Baskerville | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | White light observed at 20° elevation, compass bearing 030°. Object displayed stationary phases and specific angular movements before disappearing behind trees. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a056111-4bc8-46e6-a8e6-c82c0c45eccd | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Single bright light | Observer reported a bright light in the sky at 60° elevation bearing West South West. Investigation concluded the sighting was most likely Jupiter reflecting under unusual atmospheric conditions. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 32bacda9-550e-420f-a08c-9e4692f56757 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown - handwritten description illegible | Unusual aerial sighting reported by civilian observer. Details of the sighting are present in handwritten form but largely illegible in the document. | Classification: UAS (Unusual Aerial Sightings) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| dfe66cb7-3478-4e80-bfa4-ef3cb3361f3b | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown - description illegible | Sighting reported by 47-year-old civilian observer on RAAF Report of Unusual Aerial Sightings form. Object observed at 90 degrees angle initially, disappearing near horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| a7f08a29-4224-4d99-b499-6521543bb7dc | Norfolk Island | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | cylindrical with two vertical projections above | Multiple reports of unidentified cylindrical objects with vertical projections traveling NNE/SSW direction over Norfolk Island. DCA ATC confirmed no civil or military aircraft in area at time. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c0c1e415-b829-47d3-9bbb-411243718e3e | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | star shaped | Observer T.A. Gatenby, a farmer, sighted a yellow star-shaped light moving fast and high overhead from south to north. Observer considered it likely to be a satellite based on speed and trajectory. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 69c0e43c-f1a2-467d-9d41-cda17a39af72 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Needle shaped | A housewife observed a very bright, needle-shaped object appearing overhead and descending vertically straight down before disappearing behind cloud. The object was observed for approximately 2 seconds and left a vapor trail. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 63ec0fe2-ddde-4c88-abb8-37a832abed92 | Goulburn | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Mr. F.S. Wells of Goulburn reported sighting an unidentified flying object. The RAAF assessment concluded the most probable explanation was a meteor, based on very sketchy details provided. | Classification: Probable meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 02caee64-9373-4bc7-9a0e-a1f87af131e3 | Bungonia | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Disc shaped or round (uncertain due to angle) | Large object with orange colored exhaust and bright light at front end observed near dusk traveling towards Canberra or Melbourne. Witness unable to determine exact shape due to viewing angle. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7e9ad330-28e6-4177-b6b4-4e5fbfaf87da | Goulburn | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Crescent or pear-shaped with bright tail | Object observed as crescent or pear-shaped with bright tail and apparent tapering light on front and side of fuselage. Single object observed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d109f0b7-0f62-4af6-8378-8836b04041fd | Denmark | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | bright star-like object | Dairy farmer observed a bright star-like object moving rapidly across the sky on a horizontal path from northwest direction at approximately 30 degrees elevation. RAAF determined the object was likely a DC-3 aircraft on scheduled service from Perth to Albany. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 13348751-8fb9-461a-bc1f-ad71cdb2790a | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Report from Cressy, Tasmania concerning sighting of unusual aerial object. Limited details provided in document excerpt. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 984144d7-5280-4e7b-a1e0-6cf2cab63e80 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | flash of white light | Observer at Giles Weather Station sighted a sudden white light flash in the west-northwest sky at approximately 60 degrees elevation, similar to a camera flash gun action, during clear weather conditions. | Classification: thought to have been due to a fast-moving meteor | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| ec2a3775-bf91-445d-a6d2-3c7bb7e715a4 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | light, similar to satellites, moving star | Two sightings observed by Mrs. Campoli and her daughter from residence in Launceston. First sighting at 0950 GMT, objects appeared as star-coloured lights similar to previously sighted satellites, moving slowly over the horizon from azimuth 270.8 degrees true at elevation angle 50.3 degrees. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b90ddea6-2ccf-4e91-8b01-7eea66c84bcb | Kimberley | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Like a star | Farmer Reg Youd and family observed an unusual aerial object near Kimberley, Tasmania for approximately one hour. The object displayed changing red, green, and blue lights, moved slowly while changing bearing, and maneuvered backwards, forwards, and up and down. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 451d7c16-9b99-4b9b-a519-7e8684c7876d | 1962-08-23T00:00:00 | 1962 | Yass | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | UFO sighting reported in the Yass district on 22-23 August 1962. RAAF correspondence indicates Venus visibility data was provided for analysis of the sighting. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 4c8589ec-5c10-40a7-8c30-1c455095cf57 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting of unidentified flying objects reported by a Launceston resident to Senator Henty. Investigation closed due to inability to obtain required information from the witness. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 5d892465-90df-4869-bfb3-3fe7afa0d4ab | North Richmond | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | circular, described as 'flying saucer', twice the size of Venus | Four witnesses including two RAAF airmen observed a large, fiery red glowing object moving rapidly across the sky with vertical and lateral movements over the Richmond area. Object was sighted on multiple occasions across the region before witnesses returned to base. | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5874c909-ef1d-4c8a-8c03-7d1b5f6e04ac | Lucinda Point | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | light | Professional fisherman E.C. Tarr and crew member observed a bright light in the sky at 1835 hours that changed course, stopped, then gradually disappeared. RAAF confirmed no service or civil aircraft were operating in the area at that time. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 71ebeb7a-3797-4961-a5b6-7ed6dd924c32 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unidentified flying object sighting reported near Launceston, Tasmania. Details were provided to RAAF through Senator Henty, who declined to divulge the informant's name. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 408adc3a-7636-41cf-a544-098843c4bead | 1962-06-03T00:00:00 | 1962 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Moving objects | Well-known Launceston resident reported seeing multiple moving objects in the sky at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, 3rd June 1962, appearing to be at great height and about 2 feet in length, moving sharply away from earth across the sky before disappearing. Similar event witnessed again on Monday night by witness and his wife. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| a7e44be8-1ebe-45a5-8988-4c033dd1eb7a | Fremantle | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Planet-like object, white | Planet-like white object similar to earth satellite observed at 35 degrees above horizon at 9:40 p.m. traveling rapidly from north to south at level with horizon, disappearing after about 90 seconds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a4e3075b-04ac-411d-a847-a7e5bbe8c3d2 | Fremantle | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Bright white planet-like object | Bright white planet-like object observed at 8:59 p.m. moving very quickly in a striking zig-zag pattern with sharp angular changes of about 20 degrees, making a 90-degree turn to shoot due east before disappearing behind clouds. No noise or navigational lights observed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b99e3f07-039d-4aae-8a96-1495c490736e | Fremantle | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Brilliant orange planet-like object | Brilliant orange planet-like object brighter than Venus observed at 9:38 p.m. traveling in a great arc at tremendous speed from 30 degrees above horizon through zenith, passing close to Canopus before disappearing into haze. No sound, sihouette, or other lights observed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d4616155-e675-46bc-8944-470e9b9a3d4b | Fremantle | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Bright orange planet-like object | Bright orange planet-like object observed at 9:30 p.m. traveling in a wide circular sweep through south and east, disappearing in haze at approximately 9:36 p.m. A second identical light followed two to three minutes later along part of the same path, visible for approximately two minutes. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 49efd574-d744-47e7-9c18-30e9a842c221 | 1962-05-05T00:00:00 | 1962 | Redcliffe | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | White object | White object observed by Mr K. Bell traveling from east to west at Vampire height, traveling straight until overhead, then stopped and zig-zagged with a 70-degree change in course before proceeding straight again between 12:45 and 12:49 a.m. on 5th May 1962. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 7143b431-9855-4a08-8934-23c8575f672d | Memana | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Star-like light | A bright star-like white light was observed moving from west to east across the sky at an elevation of 75 to 20 degrees. Observer was a former navy navigation officer. | Classification: Unidentified | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 508b27bd-e06a-4639-8eee-310b51532340 | Caulfield | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Cigar-shaped with reddish tail composed of small red spots of light; rear third cut away with definite step; bright flames around nose cowling forming fiery mane | Witness observed a bright cigar-shaped object with flames and trailing fire that travelled southwest at approximately 250 miles per minute. Object appeared to drop two balls of fire and was reported by multiple witnesses including an elderly widow neighbour. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 765c056a-653d-4415-aa1f-9b88ec32e07e | Manly | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Report on aerial object observed by Mr D. Moore and his wife at North Manly. Details of sighting not fully provided in the document excerpt. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c9b6ea07-9fad-4133-9e05-07d6c23a27f8 | Phillip Island | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Golden sphere with silver protrusions/armature | Object observed moving westerly direction, hovering momentarily above farm house, then rising vertically out of sight. Witnessed by child and parents using naked eye and field glasses. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bdbb1ede-38dc-4b75-b389-00debac7d196 | Port Moresby | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Spherical | Industrial worker observed spherical object appearing as definite object. Single object sighted in north-east direction at approximately 50 degrees elevation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c0ae9f2d-dc14-4962-a1ca-3adc2ec3a90d | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light with smaller flickering lights | One large light was observed with several smaller flickering lights immediately behind it. The object appeared as a light and travelled during daylight conditions. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7f7ff80d-cdcb-454e-9ea3-1f5027939c52 | Meekatharra | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | round, bright silver | Twelve round, silver objects appeared in the sky in six pairs traveling north to south at high speed between 8:20-9:15 AM. The objects shed a white substance resembling fine mesh that fell to the ground and was collected by witnesses. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 12d34a3f-8980-4625-b81e-e8b254de55ce | Point Keats | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object with fiery trail | Mission staff and 300 natives observed object from seaward heading towards Darwin accompanied by loud noise. | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 09a57f5e-80d3-4ae4-ba7d-cc419159641c | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Very bright object with fiery trail | Mr Decourcey observed very bright object with fiery trail estimated 30-40 feet long at very low elevation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ab6d90ae-8230-497c-bd7f-9f37b435cf2e | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Long white glowing object with flaming tail | Mr Muir, manager of Muir Aviation Co., observed long white glowing object with luish tinge and long flaming tail heading west to east at low elevation (about 5 degrees). | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a0b1c3f3-d5ff-4520-bc1b-dc665134cce4 | Tennants Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Ball of fire with yellow and white trail | Mr Pilgrim of TAA observed object traveling at high speed west to east described as ball of fire with yellow and white trail at estimated height of 12,000 feet. Report confirmed by two other observers. | 7.5 | civilian/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0fd2aca8-6232-4f0f-80a0-2a1987721a54 | Wonarah | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object capable of vertical climb and orbit | Telephone technician at Wonarah Station observed object climb vertically, perform white orbit, then head to northeast. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| bfb93ee9-8afa-44e7-bee2-259e1c903481 | Millaa Millaa | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified flying object | Unidentified flying object sighted in Millaa Millaa area. A Winjeel aircraft piloted by Plt Off R.D. Stewart was dispatched to investigate but arrived late due to being recalled from Bowen area. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 977b7f92-58c6-46b5-808f-4bae0ab5ec75 | 1961-06-07T00:00:00 | 1961 | Cairns | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified flying object | Multiple unidentified flying objects sighted in Cairns area on 6th and 7th June 1961, reported in press cuttings from local newspapers. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6a418513-57cf-455e-ba56-90a88793179a | Young | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Saucer-shaped objects emanating from a glowing sphere | Four to six station workers observed a glowing sphere with saucer-shaped objects darting in and out from it. The smaller objects would leave the sphere, gather speed, shoot away and return. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a45b1e4b-5444-49bc-ad30-53d9469d0ddc | 1961-05-25T00:00:00 | 1961 | Devonport | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Silvery light, circular | Unusual aerial object sighted at Devonport Tasmania on 25 May 1961 at 0830 hours. Object appeared as a silvery light with circular shape. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5bcb19db-21db-4e00-b2e9-7f54824c6441 | Cressy | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | cigar-shaped object | A woman and her daughter reported seeing a cigar-shaped object flying about 300 feet above ground around 4:30 p.m., approximately 10 days before Browning's sighting. The sighting was not initially reported to the press. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1e0cda13-5a40-473b-91eb-f87c257fbe1f | 1961-04-09T00:00:00 | 1961 | Beaconsfield | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | white beam of light, similar to lightning | A housewife at High Street, Beaconsfield reported an unusual aerial phenomenon on April 9, 1961 consisting of intermittent flashes and a white light beam approximately one mile wide moving west to east then north. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6ccfe46f-bde1-464f-8d91-968ee16362d5 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Circular | 12 to 14 circular objects observed in formation over Sandhill, Launceston. Objects appeared pearl-grey in colour, moving at 30-40 m.p.h with no visible propulsion or sound. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c2a8cd09-e8a5-49fb-95df-95537e69bd47 | Campbell Town | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Star-like | Star-like object similar to Venus observed moving from west to east over Midlands, Tasmania. Object covered distance in approximately 20 minutes at low elevation. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 539908c5-42da-45b4-aa37-f82c080f0c0f | 1960-12-25T00:00:00 | 1960 | Great Lakes | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Not reported | Sighting reported at Great Lakes, Tasmania on 25 December 1960. Limited details provided in available documentation. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 66f3302d-a294-4f4b-afdf-a0b2e5d92136 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Pear-shaped | Squadron of 30-40 pear-shaped objects observed in vee formation changing formation rhythmically over Launceston. Objects displayed silver coloring changing to mother of pearl, traveling East at approximately twice the speed of a Viscount aircraft. | Classification: SECRET | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 14160505-03e0-4a45-8a0a-4feafa84223a | Momote | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Small aircraft believed to be jet | Small aircraft believed to be jet sighted heading west/southwest at 500-600 feet on Sunday 24th October. Aircraft not considered to be on route to or from Guam. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6347e39a-ad97-48bd-911c-d0354ab71ccf | Momote | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Aircraft | Aircraft sighted over Momote at 1915 local time Monday 25th heading north/south. Aircraft not considered to be on route to or from Guam. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 827fc003-647f-4de3-acee-df64fe4477c9 | 1965-10-15T00:00:00 | 1965 | Bass | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Unusual aerial object sighted by Mr M.F. Bradly when travelling on the main highway between Bass and Anderson on 15th October 1965. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 546aac48-1fef-4c27-a504-1811673017f9 | between Bass and Anderson | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Cigar-shaped with apparent dark bands | Witness and wife observed a brilliant pale green, self-luminous cigar-shaped object approximately 100ft long traveling horizontally at low altitude before disappearing below hills. Object appeared to have structural features and left no trail. | Classification: UN-IDENTIFIED AERIAL OBJECT | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fa85c71d-1cb7-41b9-b07a-fe772c347e46 | Wewak | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Straight wing single boom fuselage, suspected piston engine conventional twin engine | Aircraft sighted in D'Onda Ou area at 1400 hours traveling 190-250 degrees at approximately 5000 feet. Department of Civil Aviation had no record of aircraft operating in the area at that time. | Classification: IDENTIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b0b83414-47a8-457c-99eb-07469f955582 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | UFO | UFO sighted bearing 240-260 degrees at estimated distance of 6-8 miles off Otomata Point, visible for 40 minutes. DCA advised no known aircraft in the area at the time. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 3780da65-de9d-4959-9196-fb2a38b4a25f | Saidor | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Wing and fuselage type unknown, jet engine suspected | Aircraft sighted from Saidor at 0400 hours on 14th October with unknown wing and fuselage type and suspected jet engine. DCA advised no known aircraft in the area at the time. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a7d4236f-ad27-4da1-b553-a8d6664f772c | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified flying object | Unidentified flying object sighting by Mr. Roberts at Nebo, North Queensland on 24th June. RAAF could not confirm the sighting and offered no explanation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7cf9b35c-7b9c-4fa0-80a9-20394e726979 | Bwaruada | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright light changing from red to blue | Mr. T. Fisi'ihei at Bwaruada Mission reported seeing an extremely bright light changing from red to blue and moving side to side at approximately 10 MPH at 5,000 ft elevation. The light appeared to grow dim and disappeared in the northwest direction with no noise reported. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| ce4fa09b-14a8-4e46-8284-9a593580e134 | Bwaruada | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Very bright light like a primus spinning in a large circle | Female teacher Penedi/Sisina at Bwaruada Mission reported seeing a very bright light spinning in a large circle at high constant speed over the sea. The object disappeared in an easterly direction at considerable speed with no noise reported. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f81de0e4-af47-4bc5-812b-9e82e8783fc3 | Nivani | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright light | Mrs. D. Miller of Nivani Plantation reported seeing an object similar to the July 12th Bwaruada sighting, with the notable difference that this object made a definite noise. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a68778ab-2844-49c3-8a48-e717bd8d5a54 | 1965-08-07T00:00:00 | 1965 | Guasopa | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright large light | G.F. Watkins reported seeing a bright large light apparently in or on the sea approximately three weeks prior to August 7, 1965, during heavy rain and mid-evening. The object was sighted from a creek west of Unamatana village. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 806e6d60-c209-44ed-84e4-c24e607e4f22 | Wewak area | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Straight wing, single boom fuselage, suspected piston engine conventional tail | Aircraft sighted traveling 190-250 degrees at approximately 5000 feet. Similar to DC-3 configuration with civil ownership markings unidentified. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7bdace70-d6dd-42aa-aea7-43a7e00939f7 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | star coloured | Observer R. Groves witnessed two objects travelling in opposite directions (NW/SE and SE/NW) over Launceston at slow speed. Objects appeared as moving stars and remained on straight paths before disappearing over horizon. | Classification: Probable explanation: sighting was stars | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d7c2e58c-014e-424a-a8c2-91ca2cb5cdbb | Kimberly | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | 30 to 50 feet across with bluish white light separated by black vortex-like formations | Mrs. Bloomfield observed an unusual aerial object near Kimberly, Tasmania emitting an engine sound like loud humming. Object appeared to be stationary then disappeared behind a hill. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 185af82e-b734-47ae-81f0-904c5c88c8eb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Lights appearing slanted down similar to aircraft landing lights | Mr M.L. Cannon observed an aerial object with lights that appeared to be descending. Observer initially thought it was an aeroplane in distress. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 7433fb83-4a44-415d-b0b4-91bc0cf82978 | Woodstock | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light | Light alternating between green, red and white observed above the horizon remaining in the same plane. Six people witnessed the sighting at 12:50 PM. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 28739f92-0881-4340-8bfd-7f1bbc03d6d0 | Orange | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | silver object resembling helicopter without wheels or rotor blades, with aerial protruding from top | Object appeared helicopter-like but lacked wheels and rotor blades. Silver in colour with aerial on top, moving slowly at approximately 3000 feet altitude and coming within one mile of the town before departing southeast. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 8298ac54-dd7f-4144-ab20-366c4623ad9c | Longford | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | circular with surrounding flash | Circular blue light with surrounding flash observed at 30-40 degrees above horizon. Object moved from stationary to moving position with deviation and changed direction in relation to observer's vehicle before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f2a9eed8-b529-4267-a4f7-a2efb8dc8de2 | Frankston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Mr G.J. Evans of Frankston observed an unusual aerial object as a light moving from north to south. TAA Electra and weather balloons were in the vicinity. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a1b9ffe4-6e46-49b3-8215-c7c53a6b24d0 | Mudginberri | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright yellow ball of fire with blue trail and white ring | A bright yellow ball of fire with a bright blue trail approximately the size of threepence was sighted at Mudginberri Station at 2107 hours, with a 3-inch tail and white ring appearing before disappearing into the sea with a brilliant blue-whitish flash. Witnessed by C.N.K. Bell and Ken Gosfer. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 48ea1bf1-25a6-429d-b2b8-6dfa59425559 | Deboyne | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Elongated, resembling the shape shown in sketch (oval/disc-like) | Witness observed a red-glowing object approximately 3 feet long and 1 foot thick hovering about 1000 feet above the ground. The object cruised forward and backward three times in a 1.5 mile distance over the witness's house, making a diesel-like noise. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f09aae27-7bfc-493a-8308-c4954cb30337 | 1965-06-17T00:00:00 | 1965 | Samaritai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | A sighting of an unidentified flying object was reported over Samaritai in the East Blue Sub-District on 17th June 1965. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 780eaeaa-26cc-458b-9871-576d21006e8c | 1965-07-02T00:00:00 | 1965 | Suguba | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown | Six persons from Mogoko village reported seeing an unidentified phenomenon on 2 July 1965. Investigation conducted through villages and hamlets of Suguba and surrounding areas. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| ba157e31-a76c-4990-b08d-50fa9890736c | Sewataitai | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unknown object emitting beam | An object passed over Sewataitai around 7 pm emitting a bright beam of red light directed towards earth with fluctuating intensity. Approximately 100 people witnessed the sighting near Sewataitai during maintenance work on the Sewataitai road. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| b405d593-8c50-4b9f-9bd3-9faf562d54d4 | 1965-07-30T00:00:00 | 1965 | Cook | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Silver coloured object | A gang working for Commonwealth Railways Port Augusta reported seeing a UFO between 0835 and 0845 on 30 July 1965. The object appeared hovering, was silver in colour reflecting the sun's rays, and was watched for ten minutes by five men before disappearing with a flash. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| fe106d5f-18db-4d55-a332-e423f2e93110 | 1965-07-15T00:00:00 | 1965 | Murella Park | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Brilliant white light | Mr Frank Muir of Murella Park observed a brilliant white light in the sky at moonrise on 15 July 1965. This was reported as the third sighting over a period of time dating from approximately November 1964. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9c835886-f77f-4e09-b601-a26feff7e6a4 | 1965-06-29T00:00:00 | 1965 | Hobart | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light object | David Webster, 11 years old, observed an unusual aerial object on 29 June 1965 at 0640 hours coming from behind Mt. Wellington. The object appeared as a light coloured blue to green with occasional red at rear, emitted a slight clicking noise, and resembled a jet motor. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 75d8fd32-5577-4209-80c7-40fbbdc965e9 | Vaucluse | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | giant disc with silvery-grey top and bottom, greenish-blue glowing rim, protruding legs | Mr. Denis Crowe observed a 20-foot diameter disc with 9-foot height resting on Vaucluse beach. The craft had a greenish-blue glowing rim and took off with a sound like air forcibly released from a balloon, climbing rapidly toward Manly. | Classification: UFO | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 839cc499-3f7c-4cbd-81af-e7194affcd1d | Elliot | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright white light with small red light on top, beamed downward at 45 degree angle | Mr. Neilson observed a bright white light with small red light on top while driving north from Mt Isa to Darwin. The light appeared stationary at approximately 400 feet altitude and was lost in clouds. No associated noise was heard. | Classification: UFO | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1c6ed004-cd6d-47e9-bfcc-00c35acd9c15 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Star shape but with small tail (not comet) | Observer sighted a light-colored object similar to a star but brighter, appearing with a small tail, traveling east to west in a straight path before disappearing before reaching the horizon possibly behind cloud. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a683ddd6-6ea9-4ee4-9d75-5b1fd4ae07c2 | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Spot of light growing larger as it descended | Three separate sightings of white lights descending vertically, initially appearing star-like but growing larger and brighter, stopping at approximately 20,000 to 30,000 feet altitude, observed by police and civilians from a fishing boat. | 7.5 | police/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c8ed0901-daf7-4498-992d-411870907382 | Pakenham | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Non-rigid envelope, like a cloud, parachute about to collapse or balloon | Dark grey object observed maneuvering erratically between ground level and 500 feet altitude with violent movements. Witnessed by observer, his wife and two of four children. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0b3df609-98cf-4f58-84ba-f4a2a5f23ca9 | Lakes Entrance | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | apparently spherical, about 2 diameters of Evening Star, with faint blue tail | Yellow spherical object with blue tail observed moving in straight line from directly above to near horizon at speed apparently greater than Vampire jets. No noise detected, altitude more than 7,000 feet. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 93e17034-3362-4cd9-94a7-d4796c3458a7 | Geelong | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | dish-like shape with a dome in the centre, two objects | Two dish-like objects with domes observed stationary in the sky, then moved away together in south-westerly direction. Observed with telescope from back yard position. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 90cf9c3e-ab10-4389-a5d0-ff2345934a6a | Blackwall | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Circular | Orchard workers observed an orange circular light moving quickly across the sky from NW to SE. Object displayed a fluctuating trail and disappeared over the horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| faa0b88c-dbd0-4008-bab8-f2e68650923c | Trevallyn | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Elongated light with varying tail of light (like kite) | Yellow-normal light with elongated shape and varying tail observed above horizon. Object moved erratically about one position, moving to and fro and up and down. Approximately four other people also witnessed the light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d71636f4-910f-4676-b22e-810f60bd5421 | Mentone | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unusual aerial object sighted by Mr O'Donahue of Mentone, Victoria. Report received from Department of Civil Aviation Melbourne. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 479ad837-047d-483b-b9d4-cadf5cf161fb | Townsville | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Formation of objects | Unusual aerial objects reported by aircraft crew near Townsville. Debo Police Station submitted report for analysis involving sighting with possible evasive maneuvers. | Classification: Unusual Occurrence Report | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7fe11262-60af-4d33-8f42-718ded4b11f4 | Nebo | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Strip of affected area | Mr Roberts reported seeing a strip approximately 600 yards wide and 4.5 miles long in scrub that had been subjected to extreme heat, veering into a clearing. No bushfires were reported in the area. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 751f0aff-1c48-4fd7-826f-c5aadeee3fe6 | Low Head | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Light | Light House Keeper D. Crosswell observed a bright light appearing over the horizon at 20-30 degrees elevation. The light appeared to explode or spread out before disappearing just above the horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ffd6a381-abeb-4979-b89a-96e34f495b7a | Port Sorell | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Long and narrow, red/orange | Postmaster Thomas D. Phillips observed a red/orange long and narrow object moving extremely fast at 45 degrees elevation toward Wilson's Promontory. The object appeared to fall straight down and burst into a pear shape before disappearing approximately 5 degrees above the horizon near Eakers Beach. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e4cf295d-48dd-459c-baee-f21fde81d09a | 1965-07-03T00:00:00 | 1965 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Object sighted over Kerorogea Bay on 3rd July 1965 with corroborating information from District Commissioner. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3d112783-534d-4ad3-b0a3-880f1e623da3 | 1965-06-17T00:00:00 | 1965 | Kwatebu Village | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Similar object sighted over Sewataitai Bay on 17th June 1965 by people of Kwatebu Village. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 21dd4ef7-8586-4070-98f0-15618fba8568 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | star shape, yellowish white | Observer J. Veltkamp sighted an unusual aerial object appearing as a star moving NNE/SSW along a straight path from SSW at 45° elevation before disappearing behind a hill. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d33299a2-6529-44e7-a7a7-69c01fb910f3 | Welshpool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not described | Ian D. Scott reported object sighted at 9:20 pm moving from WSW to zenith in jerky movements, pausing then moving NNE direction and blacking out approximately 15 degrees from horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f52852cd-d3d1-435d-81df-e8a76a1c6e88 | Welshpool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not described | Object first sighted at zenith about 75 degrees above southern horizon, moved to NW position 60 degrees above horizon, then moved easterly until obscured by cloud. Sighted at 10:05 pm. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| ca4a2e23-d2cd-4c84-99be-9c0584476f8a | Welshpool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not described | Object rose about WSW, moved in continuous straight orbital line to position 35 degrees above eastern horizon where it stopped dead for 6 minutes 35 seconds before resuming. Sighted at 7:30 pm, confirmed by another schoolteacher at Hedley. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 41e8c75a-2743-4150-908e-e0d19779f971 | Welshpool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Not described | Object first picked up in NW position at 8:45 pm, following course previously described. Sighting confirmed from Toora, 6 miles west of Welshpool. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c55bc786-5d43-4dad-8b3a-bb4f95d47f14 | 1965-05-05T00:00:00 | 1965 | Mowbray | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Not described | High school boy Glenn Morice observed object from 19:30 to 20:00 on 5 May 1965 towards the N-W horizon, first attracted by light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6959892c-2ce7-4d55-b3a6-10ea0c1786e4 | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | like exploding meteorite | Master of ship 'Koolama' reported sighting a sky object resembling an exploding meteorite at 1831 local time, with light sufficiently bright to be reflected in water. | Classification: Un-explained Incident | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c60a3103-54f9-4706-9dcf-771db6d29a08 | Kavieng | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | bright white light, similar to bright star | Multiple observers including Officer in Charge sighted a white light moving South to North across the sky for approximately 8 minutes. No visible means of support evident, conditions were fine and clear. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object | 7.5 | military/civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 437c58dc-f601-4233-8a5e-703baed1b3fa | 1964-01-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Pascoe Vale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Report from D. Owen concerning sighting of unusual aerial object at Pascoe Vale during May 1964. Location is within Essendon Airport circuit area. | Classification: Unusual Aerial Object | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| a45a5459-d41d-4fa0-903c-3674d553e120 | 1964-08-17T00:00:00 | 1964 | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Sighting of unusual aerial object reported at Launceston on 17 August 1964. Details minimal in forwarding documentation. | Classification: Unusual Aerial Object | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 57041a6d-7840-4e76-86df-801ba079e9dd | Launceston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | star-like | Housewife observed a bluish star-like object appearing overhead to the east, moving in circles in clear sky before disappearing into cloud cover. Object displayed no visible structure, propulsion, or sound. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0f209974-1f8f-4d66-a164-fe192d976654 | 1964-09-23T00:00:00 | 1964 | Pascoe Vale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | 17-year-old worker sighted moving yellow light(s) overhead. Report indicates observation between 2000-2100 hours on 23 September 1964 with additional sightings on 7 previous days. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 6a416564-0300-484f-896e-843b8a4cc503 | 1964-08-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Onslow | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | flying object | Several local people observed a flying object travelling much slower than normal at about airline altitude during an evening cinema show on 1st August 1964. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| c1003747-b787-4f5c-b8f4-210b53f23de4 | Onslow | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | bright head followed by incandescent tail | Three men observed a flying object travelling from south to north with a very bright head followed by an incandescent tail. The head went out and the tail glowed first when it disappeared. The phenomena appeared to be quite low. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b8886ee5-51c6-4f1a-b26e-3566fc79fc9f | Longreach | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | formation of whitish objects | Multiple witnesses including clergy and civilians observed a formation of whitish-coloured objects at an elevation of seventy to eighty degrees over Longreach township. Two objects leading the formation appeared to carry out shallow manoeuvres while maintaining general westerly direction. | 7.5 | military/civilian/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 02df8745-add2-4ed6-aa9c-3717cdeb9be1 | Armadale | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Cigar shaped, resembled a large bird | Witness observed a brown cigar-shaped object travelling at approximately 400 mph at a height of 2,000-4,000 feet, traveling in a N.N.W. direction with no associated noise. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fb26b4a6-f246-499d-9387-be0e0b7b34e4 | Balladonia | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Light | Mrs Passmore, motel proprietress, reported sighting a strange light on several occasions at the motel that appeared to follow a similar pattern, appearing in the same position almost due west from the motel each time. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 52b38963-8912-4af9-8f0a-b777cf003894 | Balladonia | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | light with appearance of burning tree trunk | Multiple sightings of lights near Balladonia Hotel over several nights approximately 9:30 pm. Lights appeared to sink to ground and rise again, moving toward Esperance direction. Confirmed by rabbit trappers 50 miles further out. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 35d2d63b-b73b-4322-ad27-e9cbc2d8ced8 | 1964-01-01T00:00:00 | 1964 | Minlaton | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Mrs. V. Cook and her son reported noises associated with UFOs at their home in Minlaton, South Australia, approximately 12 months prior to March 1964 report. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 79eefa5f-14bd-4f37-a65e-023d2731b477 | Minlaton | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Unknown | Witness reported hearing frightening loud bell-like whining noises flying overhead at terrific speed from SW to NE on three separate occasions, occurring around 2:30 a.m. twice and 6 p.m. once. The sound caused children to cry and was unlike any jet aircraft heard previously. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b62d2855-963a-4c44-8421-1ee760017a91 | Bridport | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bright light (steady) like a planet | Fisherman Mr R. Osborne observed a bright steady light resembling a planet at 75° elevation traveling in a SE direction, which disappeared over the horizon after 5 minutes with no deviation in course. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9cf325ea-bcb2-44c1-8bd0-69568a7b0ae4 | Beaumaris/Sandringham | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object sighted in Beaumaris/Sandringham, Melbourne area by Mr Paul Anton and companions. Report submitted to RAAF for investigation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9e1b0c47-9563-4f50-9e6d-972a2c233eaa | 1963-11-19T00:00:00 | 1963 | Moorabbin | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Aerial object observed by Mr L.K. Archibald (photographer) at Moorabbin on 19 November 1963 that he was unable to identify. Sighting lasted approximately 3 minutes. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c0a29614-68fd-4058-befc-a064c2009623 | 1963-10-23T00:00:00 | 1963 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Shape described as resembling an hourglass or dumbbell with irregular protrusions | Unidentified object sighted at 2119 hours on 23 October 1963 near Wonthaggi, Victoria. Object displayed unusual movement patterns and was observed from multiple vantage points. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 63ba2a17-526f-4178-a377-9fe1b03a0150 | 1963-08-08T00:00:00 | 1963 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | unidentified objects | Unidentified objects sighted over Northern Territory during the night of 8th August 1963. Mount Stromlo Observatory suggested connection to meteor showers occurring during this period. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 5c51d1c2-a8f6-4d68-b2d7-d85d30dbda38 | South Dudley | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | orange ball, silver object, flying saucer | Silver object with flame shooting from it moved over sea at tremendous speed. During the 25-minute sighting, every television set in Wonthaggi and South Dudley exhibited interference and distorted reception. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b1db4f21-4646-429d-874b-b63bbf203dd9 | 1963-08-08T00:00:00 | 1963 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Silvery object, sausage-shaped, described as bright light changing from reddish to orange-red to silvery-black to bright green | Multiple witnesses across Darwin observed an unidentified flying object on the night of 8 August 1963 at approximately 2000 hours. The object was described as silvery/sausage-shaped with changing colored lights and produced a loud swishing noise as it passed overhead. | Classification: Officially attributed to meteor shower (Aquarids) by RAAF, though some observers disputed this explanation | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 4e6626ce-d370-4df6-823b-d9d7aaa43d02 | 1961-07-27T00:00:00 | 1961 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | saucer | A bright saucer-shaped object was sighted moving at high speed across Darwin and the Northern Territory on July 27, 1961. The object was observed by multiple military and civilian witnesses over several locations including Tennant Creek and Wonarah telegraph station. | 7.5 | military/civilian/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 616d668a-5e05-475c-9f30-5e98bfb1acf1 | Tennant Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | saucer | A saucer-shaped object was observed over Tennant Creek traveling at high speed from west to east, estimated at approximately 12,000 feet altitude by a TAA employee. | 7.5 | civilian/pilot | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1098cf00-bd33-47b4-a5c6-bf5092c84150 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | similar object to main sighting | Native children at Warrabri settlement reportedly saw a similar object the night before the main Tennant Creek sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4359c7f0-4413-43b0-b24c-61b2ca2cfe6f | Tennant Creek | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | brightly shining object | A large brightly shining object was observed rising rapidly over the signal station hill, moving west to east with intense brightness and trailing sparks, fading completely within 30-40 seconds. | 7.5 | civilian/religious | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f4fecb28-35e0-4ba1-b7b4-10e1f0bf092e | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | satellite-like, star-like object | Native children at Warrabri Reserve observed a satellite-like object at approximately 7:30 PM on Wednesday night. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 097cbb63-92af-46a9-97e9-9bc70f3ad197 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | star-like, bright object | A bright star-like object traveling from southwest to northwest was observed at approximately 8:20 PM, visible through binoculars. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| befbbe6a-650c-47b4-8838-a28806b69df5 | Wave Hill | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | large flying object with tail | A large flying object with an apparent long tail was observed traveling west to east at very fast rate in the evening of July 27, and again later a bright star-like object was seen traveling at fairly fast rate. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 87662d6c-6d3c-4cbc-92a0-65389cdfca11 | Darwin | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | bright object | A bright object with a 30-foot tail was sighted heading toward Government House at very low elevation. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 09f83cc0-9cf6-42d3-a62e-5cf4997d9a30 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Whitish blue object | Object sighted traveling west to east, whitish blue in colour, visible for 30 seconds. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 0a930617-c78e-4c5f-b398-fa62758fc62b | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not specified | UFO sighting reported at Alta Springs with multiple witnesses including three or four female observers. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 427c6402-85cb-4b41-9b41-9121eb771f2d | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Not specified | Object traveling southeast at low elevation between specified coordinates. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 43e4df9c-3182-48ca-81c1-351b86bab74e | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Very bright white object with long trail | Bright white object with yellow to orange trail observed by Parker and Hostalick parties. Object moved toward witnesses, veered right, descended toward water, then rose rapidly before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 853b02e9-94ae-4823-8106-f2243a988b8f | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Ball of fire with yellow and white tail | Object over Formont Creek traveling west to east at estimated height of 12,000 feet with high speed and no noise. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 302f7ba8-b725-40eb-8290-59d7ceec7781 | Port Keats | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Bright star-like object, became larger and brighter as it approached | Object sighted by 300 natives and Mission staff including two priests, four brothers, and four nuns. Initially appeared as bright star on horizon, grew larger and brighter, and was clearly visible overhead before fading and disappearing. Loud noise reportedly accompanied sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a84dfdd7-5f50-497f-a348-2994ba666e45 | Port Keats | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Satellite | Senior nun at Port Keats Mission reported a satellite had moved across the sky from south to northeast approximately fifteen minutes after the first sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9688546d-0662-4412-89f2-6f22f60e4a02 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Object with tail, white with stripes of blue, tail changed from yellow to orange | Unidentified object sighted over Bonarah Station climbed vertically, carried out wide arc, heading north-east. Object was white with blue striping and a tail that changed from yellow to orange. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 73943744-8a7f-430b-a312-ee2a1e9536b8 | Turner Station | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Silver spot or streak, flashing with orange outside | Explosion in atmosphere near Turner Station at 2000352Z. Multiple witnesses reported seeing a silver object trailing smoke then exploding, with loud explosion heard shaking buildings. | Classification: SECRET | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3895074f-08e8-4e5a-9520-c59d2e8af4d7 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | Unidentified flying object | UFO reported exploded over Ord River and Turner River Station area. Reported sighting appears to have substance. | Classification: CONFIDENTIAL | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 25a5a362-b2db-49d7-ac27-15a3e10f825f | Warragul | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flying object | Mr B.M. Ashcroft witnessed an unidentified flying object while working on a hill near Warragul at 1930 hours. Report was made to RAAF Base East Sale. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f64b789b-8cfd-471a-8555-4a21c7fc90b0 | 1963-07-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | light | Observer reported sighting of a celestial phenomenon on or about July 1, 1963. Mount Stromlo Observatory concluded it was likely the explosion and fragmentation of a meteor. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| f0557251-d98c-4c38-b2ea-fa602f3732cb | 1963-07-19T00:00:00 | 1963 | Deloraine | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | red light | Unusual aerial object observed by multiple witnesses near Deloraine, Tasmania on July 19, 1963. Object appeared as a very bright red steady light, initially stationary over a timbered hill then moved easterly with no sound. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 715992b9-4c0d-412f-b819-b825c4fb00ee | 1963-07-01T00:00:00 | 1963 | Melbourne | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | unknown | Mrs. W. Jones reported an unusual celestial occurrence on or about 1st July 1963. The sighting involved a phenomenon with a slight weaving course similar to a satellite. | Classification: Celestial Phenomenon | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 9d71fe04-0f60-4555-95ec-0e226d60c99d | 1963-05-19T00:00:00 | 1963 | Mount Gambier | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Not clearly specified in available text | Mr R.J. Busbridge observed an unusual aerial object at night on 19 May 1963 near Mount Gambier. The object reportedly followed the route of his car for approximately three miles before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| ff2c5d8d-fa88-4513-aa2c-8ee026503325 | 1963-04-04T00:00:00 | 1963 | Dilston | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Two objects compared in size to large telegraph pole insulators | Mr James S. Roxburgh, a car salesman, observed two bright almost white lights at approximately 05:30 EST on 4 April 1963 from his Dilston residence. The objects were estimated to be 8 feet apart horizontally and remained visible for about 30 minutes. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 691866d2-884d-4724-9b6f-2382a26c3f27 | Willow Grove | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Sighting of unidentified aerial object at farm property. RAAF investigation noted possible tornado-like meteorological manifestation but unable to reach firm conclusion. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3f363d53-2f6c-450c-9bb7-4184637c705a | Forster | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Long, slender, pencil-shaped, silvery white | Six witnesses observed a pencil-shaped silvery object approximately 100 feet long at sea level traveling southerly at 400-500 mph with no visible wings and no sound. Object appeared to be approximately 0.5 to 1 mile away. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4e543226-820b-4344-afe0-42ad771a3d31 | Moe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Disc-shaped, approximately 25 ft in diameter and 9 ft high with rotating lower portion and stationary upper portion with transparent dome | Observer witnessed an object descending from the east to approximately 75 feet altitude near Moe. The object hovered briefly then accelerated away to the west with a swishing and burbling sound. | Classification: Probable tornado (natural phenomenon) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c0e8a6ce-def2-44a2-99cc-f5152f5bf8e3 | East Maitland | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Sphere | Sighting reported by W.H. Bieman and his son Terence Bremen. Details documented on completed pro forma submitted to RAAF. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 56bbba00-ab42-477c-8227-aeda8218740c | Canberra | ACT | au | -35.2809 | 149.13 | Disc-shaped | A large white disc-shaped object was observed rising from behind Mount Ainslie at Canberra Racecourse. The object rose at a 45-degree angle, dipped and turned several times before disappearing, then reappeared and rose again before disappearing out of sight. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 256e3011-ca93-4224-aea9-a1635b3d62d8 | Willowgrove | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Disc or saucer-shaped | Dairy farmer Charlie Brew and son Trevor observed a battleship-grey disc-shaped object with band of glass/plastic around circumference and protrusions resembling scoops. Object descended to 75-100 feet then shot off westerly at high speed, causing panic in livestock. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| cdc8afd6-27e2-4576-97ea-6cebe48327c3 | Eastland | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Round | Observer Terrence Willis, a carpenter-joiner, observed a round object appearing as a white to yellow bright light traveling from north to south at horizon level. Object disappeared mid-air after traveling in straight path. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c9bd3571-24ce-4591-b3df-cd41fe4a9ffe | North Altona | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Sighting of lights in the sky at North Altona, Victoria reported by Mr B.A. Hill. No air traffic was operating in the vicinity at the time of the sighting. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 832a1fdb-656f-4dc9-b466-e14d00cba936 | East Maitland | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | Sighting of an unusual aerial object reported by Mr W.H.E. Bieman of East Maitland. The Department of Air requested further interrogation and completion of standard reporting forms. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1f731b23-8aba-4098-b587-4b1fda95ddf7 | Penna | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Bottom hemisphere spherical; white vapour | Sighting of unusual aerial object appearing as a light or definite object with white vapour appearance and bottom hemisphere spherical shape near Penna, Tasmania. | Classification: SECRET | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fb16562f-d398-4e22-bc3f-e2ad8a300f80 | Port Augusta | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | spherical | Bright spherical object observed travelling from south to north at approximately three hundred feet altitude by station manager. Object sighting delayed in reporting until recent discussion with pilot friends. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 657f73b3-ac6d-4a29-811c-925f33194730 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | round | Round object with flickering red, green and white lights observed proceeding from east to west over horizon. Object moved over trees and appeared to circle before moving away. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 9af13463-d485-43da-b8ec-6bc67b540b2e | Won Wron | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Mrs. B. Jeffs reported sighting an unidentified flying object in the area of Won Wron Bush, Victoria. Report was referred to authorities in Canberra for assessment. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f7575d26-de29-43b5-99c1-4333e255253a | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Circular with larger circle of light around it | Observer Ldr. D.G. Evans witnessed a bright yellow-tinted circular light object that initially remained stationary, then moved vertically upward and around the original position before rapidly climbing away on an easterly heading. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 4bcd500b-47bb-4775-b1ef-90687dc0d701 | Sale | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Circular | Mrs. O. Evans observed a brightly lit circular object with an aura of less brightness that appeared stationary initially, then moved vertically as daylight progressed. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 64877751-2faa-4ede-aebc-a3cd1c12a701 | Donald | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Flat appearance, lights | Miss K. Hornsby and four others observed a flat object with lights hovering above trees approximately 30 feet high, moving slowly in vertical and horizontal directions. Object remained in position and was also observed by Miss Hornsby's brother weeks earlier and later by members of Horsham Aero Club. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d5faffd6-a1ee-44bd-aadb-fa9914104780 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Object with light coming from it | Observer sighted an object with light emanating from it, initially stationary then moving through 20 degrees across the sky. Object appeared star or planet-like in brightness and traveled in a generally straight line toward the west. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 23a69d72-9ab4-4e71-bad8-1cd5cf636bfa | Konedobu | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | helicopter-like object | A helicopter-like object was observed by a source in the Konedobu area. The District Commissioner suggested the sighting was likely the shadow of an Army Cesena aircraft cast on a ridge face as it flew down the valley. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 4fce86e1-5db1-4fa2-a591-5fb87224f057 | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | unidentified object | Lady Burbury reported sighting an unidentified object in the sky over Tasmania, with supporting comment from Sir Stanley Burbury, Chief Justice of Tasmania. Comments were provided by the Commanding Officer of Tasmanian Squadron Air Training Corps. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 0555eb18-e97b-4244-a901-7e73fb9368b3 | NT | au | -12.4634 | 130.8456 | satellite re-entry | Report from approximately 17 separate observers in the Central Northern Territory of the re-entry of Russian Satellite Cosmos II into the earth's atmosphere. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| a1444d35-0388-425f-a8ee-cccf31a8cecb | Frankston | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unidentified flying object sighted from Frankston beach at night by Lorraine Gibb and Noel Jenkins. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6b438092-a274-4c07-b8c4-8c95046600ad | Franklin | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | Unidentified flying object sighted at night near Franklin, Tasmania by Wayne Walker. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| df30da93-e58b-4214-8e9b-119c09cfab7a | Mitcham | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Circular or elliptical object with light | Aerial object observed by B.D. and M. Cooke from their home in Mitcham, Victoria. Object appeared as bright light/definite object with changing intensity. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| a0e2cff0-6103-40c3-90dc-e7c02cff852f | Yea | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown | Aerial object sighted by W.H. Smith, Pharmacist of Bentleigh, near Yea, Victoria. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1ae8dbd3-d504-4c0b-8b12-cc3a7afb90fa | 1965-12-13T00:00:00 | 1965 | Taroona | TAS | au | -42.8821 | 147.3272 | U.S. Randell of Austin's Ferry, Tasmania sighted an unidentified flying object on 13 December 1965. Report was received by RAAF Squadron 'C' on 4 February 1966 via Department of Civil Aviation Hobart. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c62f303a-ad2b-47c3-8b73-63fa9d044306 | Tully | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | near circular depression in swamp grass, rotating object | Observer on tractor observed definite object about 25 yards ahead at 30 feet height rising vertically with loud noise similar to air escaping from tyre. Object appeared to be rotating and climbing at approximately 45 degrees before disappearing into distance. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| acc5ea21-325f-4728-b775-aaeecaa66036 | 1965-07-20T00:00:00 | 1965 | Warrnambool | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Unknown - observer states can supply sketches | Unidentified aerial object sighted at Warrnambool on 20 July 1965. Observer reported sighting on 15 January 1966 with questionnaire follow-up. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |
| 73c3c386-4b7d-4719-8967-6f4f81175252 | 1965-09-27T00:00:00 | 1965 | Goroka | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | Unidentified light sighted at 2020 hours WSW of Goroka on 27 September 1965. Event determined to be unconnected to a parachute recovered by Unevangelical Mission on 16 July 1965. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 23ecea03-a6d8-4c73-8cf9-114fd215a7b8 | 1965-12-02T00:00:00 | 1965 | Popondetta | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Light | An unidentified light was observed in the sky near Popondetta on 2nd December 1965. The object was observed by multiple witnesses and appeared to move in various directions before disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| fde6859d-156b-423e-a4f2-f08b9e83cc20 | Helland | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | A strange object was observed in the surroundings of an airport, reported in Dutch newspaper in connection with Mariner IV spacecraft signals. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| c02d76fc-89c1-4b29-9003-5954514aaf67 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | unknown | Object sighted offshore, disappeared vertically, last observed at 5,000 feet ASL, slightly ascended to 15,000 feet then disappeared. No rapid movements or color changes noted. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| f8e2609f-dd9f-47a4-9181-86fc509cb154 | Nebo | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | strip | Mr. Roberts reported an unusual occurrence involving a strip in the scrub which was considered to have been subjected to extreme heat. Leaf samples analyzed showed no unusual characteristics. | Classification: unusual occurrence | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| b9209281-9823-4115-b1ac-38efef901d84 | Wolf Bron | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | flying saucer | Reported sighting of an unidentified flying object (UFO/flying saucer) within RAAF Base East Sale control zone. Location noted as Wolf Bron area. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| c5234b25-6ad2-4663-97c2-5d555111cd37 | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | unidentified | Reported sighting of an unidentified flying object forwarded by Queensland Squadron ATC. Investigating officer suggested possible meteorological balloon origin. | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 1e80bccd-df50-4e05-8514-bd214e7ad47c | 1966-11-24T00:00:00 | 1966 | Kedron | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Unidentified flying object sighted over Kedron, Brisbane at 0315K on 24 November 1966. Report submitted by civilian to military unit. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| c6fac064-9e6a-4974-9cbe-90b7f4015a0c | Mon Wron | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flying saucer | Mrs. Beryl Jeffs reported seeing a flying saucer hovering above trees near Mon Wron, Victoria. She also previously reported seeing what she believed was a rocket or satellite descending near her property. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 76de0154-762f-4325-9fff-5c981d8cb399 | Alberton | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | flying saucer | A man from Yarram reported seeing a flying saucer at Alberton at approximately 22:30 hours. Report was communicated via Mrs. Beryl Jeffs. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 499af184-f05a-4e7d-bf69-48e3cc0214f0 | Balliang | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | UFO sighting at Balliang reported by Mr J.S. Ricketts, investigated by Flight Lieutenant P.S. Hubbard. RAAF Directorate of Air Force Intelligence determined sightings originated from normal sources and posed no security threat. | Classification: Normal sources | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 81ff2c5b-5428-4355-bec2-030387d5b873 | Augusta | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | whitish in colour with two bright lights like stars | Coastwatcher report of unidentified flying object sighted near Augusta, Western Australia, appearing to give off flashes of light like lightning during observation period. | Classification: possible satellite | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| fd04c225-7104-42be-ae0a-1c964ae43b31 | Glenelg | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Odd-looking flying object | A 64-year-old count saw an odd-looking flying object while traveling on the road between Glenelg and suburbs. The object caused him to pull over as it moved across the road. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 376e607f-9a33-4674-8f9f-c0e452564894 | Moe | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Helicopter-like object with curved underside, ballcock-shaped centre, transparent dome, and mast/aerial; phosphorescent sphere with six points of bright light | Former farmer Charles Brew and his 20-year-old son Trevor witnessed a spectacular UFO sighting near Moe. The object descended from clouds at a 45-degree angle, hovered low over their car, displayed extraordinary maneuvers including hovering and vertical ascent before vanishing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| e73fa102-faef-4bf9-89e1-4bcdee55420c | 1963-06-23T00:00:00 | 1963 | Wappston | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Strange red-glowing object | A resident of Wappston observed a strange red-glowing object at dusk around 11:30 p.m. on June 23, 1963 while returning from Melbourne. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||
| 84a1b4b3-bf2f-49f2-ac04-92f50c1901ab | Balliang | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Elongated, like a tin or cigar shape, larger than high | Witness observed bright objects near Little Ryrie creek, initially taking off at 10-20 mph and hovering. Multiple triangular-shaped objects with red/blue and white flashing lights observed traveling along the roadside. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 0aaf169b-7b53-4945-a65c-f2a7d269254d | Balliang | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Long dark shape with triangular design, reddish lights blinking | Witness nearly collided with a long dark shape with blinking red lights on the roadside while driving northward. Object had triangular features with dark red coloring and appeared to be transparent or covered with plastic-like material. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| d22a2483-fe3e-4edf-9eb8-b56520346338 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Formation of four tin-like objects in steppy formation | Four objects in formation flew from hills eastward over witness property at 6 PM, displaying dull red glowing lights. One noisy airplane passed beneath them in sharp contrast to the silent intruders. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| d5c72b5f-5db1-4c70-800d-8eac3fa14e86 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Round ball of light | Witness observed a round ball of white light in neighbor's paddock that would disappear and reappear, eventually disappearing completely as witness approached. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f98e8a7b-9e46-477b-87b6-57d6533e61d4 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Row of four tin triangular shapes with redish-amber lights | Witness and team of four scientists observed row of triangular-shaped objects with reddish-amber lights close to ground near school plantation/churchyard. Objects appeared and quickly disappeared before they could investigate further. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| f5ee7c1f-a9ac-40c3-8fea-21f25ec1ffdb | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Group of objects, each displaying one large bright light from rear | Group of objects observed on hilltop displaying bright rear lights, traveling at high speed along roadside at approximately 100 feet altitude. Objects reached creek area (two to three miles away) almost immediately. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 536f548a-5518-4d81-a1b4-cba68fc324d5 | Ocoiong | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Observation made on June 8 at Ocoiong by the witness's sister named Mason. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| d27f8a2c-baa0-444e-9bcd-fb5dec65c2f1 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Observation made on July 10 from the witness's property by the witness's mother and sixteen-year-old nephew who had arrived with others through reports. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||||
| 46a55d71-4cd5-4287-b434-eee2e2692344 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | white light | White light observed moving slowly with brief bursts for approximately eight minutes in northern location. Civilian witness report. | Classification: UNCLASSIFIED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 6d2c7a1e-4947-4dff-b018-21ded2f49ed3 | Yarram | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | large mass of very bright light | Mr. Noel Francis Tratford and Mrs. Helva Tratford observed a bright fluorescent white light object in the evening. The investigating officer concluded the object was the moon rising with atmospheric distortion and cloud formation. | Classification: Identified as moon rising | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 2a1dd423-c985-4932-a17b-69f7acd6e020 | Yarram | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | large mass of very bright light | Miss Heather McAlpine, a nurse, observed a bright fluorescent white light object while driving along South Gippsland Highway. The object appeared stationary and larger and brighter than the moon. The investigating officer could not provide an explanation but suggested the planet Jupiter as a possible explanation. | Classification: No explanation given; possibly Jupiter | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1236684e-c441-486f-96df-4015345eb9a9 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Disc or object | Observer reported sighting of a disc or object-shaped craft. Object appeared as a definite object with light. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 34d7ec1e-2da3-49aa-85c3-2668b582b6e7 | Kununurra | WA | au | -31.9505 | 115.8605 | Oval/flying saucer, silvery colour, approximately 180 feet long, 60-100 feet wide, 10 feet in height | 17-year-old farm worker Philip Graham Johnston observed a bright light descending from southwest that slowed and stopped. A row of six to eight red lights emerged from behind the bright white light. The object later displayed a bright white light that illuminated an area twelve feet around the witness, descended behind a hill, reappeared near a cotton picker, and was observed as a silvery oval saucer shape with apparent portholes before moving towards Trojan airstrip where it appeared to land. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 921dd8a1-6794-4934-95e8-f423c68fb807 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Reddish | Object observed appearing as a definite light that changed to a more intense flame colour. Object elongated in appearance and disappeared over the horizon. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| e442fe2a-d473-423f-a702-0b503ed778ad | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Arc-shaped | Object observed that appeared to be arc-shaped and disappeared over the horizon at which point it appeared to be arc-shaped. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||||
| 44a52ac7-130b-487b-a1ee-f7f5cdcc34ff | Lismore | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | series of bright lights | Mr. Richard Jones reported seeing six bright red lights in the sky at approximately 500 yards altitude and a quarter mile distance while driving northerly on Pacific Highway. Both ends of the series were flashing on and off, moving east-west direction at slow rate. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 1913607c-6fcb-402a-b3fa-041b20eef7ae | Lismore | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | object with flashing lights | Mrs. Hunger of Rosedale telephoned Lismore Police Station reporting that she and her husband, using binoculars, observed a mysterious object in the sky with red, green and orange flashing lights moving slowly towards Dexhill or Coraki. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 7490bf25-f2ae-4375-840a-38699033e8ac | Lismore | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | light, flickering or flashing white and red | Police inspector observed a light in the sky flickering alternately white and red, moving northerly and downwards towards the skyline. Light was similar to aircraft navigational lights and disappeared below the skyline. | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 3d30fe5b-27f2-4858-96ea-adbe01ff4229 | Alstonville | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | object with red and green lights arranged in pattern | Terrence Wells and his brother observed what appeared to be tail and heading lights of an object. When stopped at bottom of hill, they observed four red lights and one green light arranged with green in centre, one red above and one below green light, and two red lights on either side. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| f220bc63-5fdd-492c-b085-b2ddc9c828ed | Eucla | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Red object, sometimes turned white, flying movements similar to helicopter | Constable Thomas of Penong reported a red and white object sighted south west of Eucla near the coastline with helicopter-like flying movements that disappeared out to sea. Naval Intelligence assessed there was no connection to the Soviet research trawler SESKAR reported in the area. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | police | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 9a90e6ba-95f5-4246-92bf-9f26830e2314 | Atherton | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Unsighted piston engine aircraft (heard only) | Unsighted piston engine aircraft overheard in vicinity of Atherton at 1823002 July. DCA had no record of aircraft flying over the area. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 7325045d-01f8-49a2-98f3-61f9a8c3441e | Arubunti | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | Possibly piston engine aircraft (heard only) | Aircraft heard over Arubunti area at 0314222 August, possibly piston engine. DCA had no record of aircraft flying over the area. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | unknown | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 6c475957-3ae7-4a2f-8ebd-878a73172577 | Port Augusta | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Meteorite (probable) | Report of a flying object by Mr R.L. Mould of Port Augusta, SA. The investigating officer was of the opinion the object was probably a meteorite. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 013f332e-21d5-48cd-a0a0-e970958ae987 | Port Lincoln | SA | au | -34.9285 | 138.6007 | Spherical | A spherical, incandescent white object with blue tail was observed traveling from south to north at approximately 3,600 mph. Observer identified as experienced in meteor identification. | Classification: Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | |||
| 5f318bf8-e5e6-4fcf-a37c-890a9a82d494 | NSW | au | -33.8688 | 151.2093 | no definite shape | Truck driver observed a white light in the eastern sky that traveled in a straight and level path over the sea in the Sydney-Wollongong direction before disappearing behind scattered cloud. | Classification: RESTRICTED | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 15fb402b-58c4-4c0c-ae91-16a880bbd68c | QLD | au | -27.4698 | 153.0251 | Light | Observer reported sighting of bright white light in the sky that moved across the horizon with angular velocity. Object appeared as a definite light rather than structured object. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| cc3f62b1-f88e-4793-8a67-cec392a930bb | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Ball of light, initially appeared as large star-like light that increased in size to approximately half the size of a full moon | A large bright moving light object traveled nearly horizontally across the sky with a shallow downward curve, changing color from brilliant green/bluish-green to reddish-pink to bright white-yellow-orange before disappearing. A vapor trail persisted in a boomerang shape for approximately fifteen minutes after disappearance. | Classification: Probably a large meteor entering Earth's atmosphere at high speed and relatively shallow angle | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 62e4eeef-74c3-43e6-8e66-44d8825eca09 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Very bright centre spot with appearance of a tail or object behind it | A second type of light source described as originating from a very bright center spot with a tail-like appearance, moving closer to earth and appearing under some type of control, moving over or near a vehicle before altering course and speed and disappearing. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 3fbffec2-3b78-4c43-9b92-b4746dba4611 | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Very bright centre spot with appearance of a tail or object behind it | A second type of light source similar in appearance to Type 2 Event 1, described as originating from a very bright center spot with tail-like appearance, moving as if under control. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 84e1318e-2056-4a3f-9f8b-8ae61a2431ab | VIC | au | -37.8136 | 144.9631 | Very bright centre spot with appearance of a tail or object behind it | A second type of light source with very bright center spot and tail-like appearance, observed moving as if under some type of control. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 | ||||
| 9b2856f9-9d70-4149-b687-37840f880258 | au | -25.0 | 133.0 | circular | Observer reported a circular object with bright illumination observed overhead, traveling in a straight path before disappearing mid-air. No physical evidence recovered. | 7.5 | civilian | RAAF-UAP | 1 |