UFO sighted in Hungary in 1947

Summary

In June 1947, a witness in Hungary observed a silver object moving at high speed. The report mentions that the object was described as a "silver ball" heading toward Budapest. However, due to the lack of precise data on its trajectory and speed, no conclusive evaluation could be made. Observers could not determine if it was a meteorite or another phenomenon, leaving the case unresolved.

The report, part of Project 10073, was analyzed by Dr. Hynek, who highlighted the lack of sufficient information. Several explanations were considered, from meteorites to balloons or aerial artifacts, but none were conclusive. The case was classified as "non-astronomical" with no evident explanations, indicating that there was not enough evidence for a definitive resolution.