Omen in Oklahoma City with radar

Summary

An arrowhead-shaped object with a donut-like center was observed in Oklahoma City in 1953. This object changed colors between orange, red, and blue, with a bright white center. It moved at high speed, covering a 90-degree arc in three minutes. Witnesses reported that the object hovered, made a slight curve, and then disappeared by blending into the stars. The sighting was confirmed by radar in Oklahoma City, which recorded a speed of 600 mph. Although initially considered an aircraft, the detailed description and absence of noise or exhaust make this report intriguing.

The report includes testimonies from two experienced air traffic controllers who observed the object for over two hours. Despite the lack of physical evidence and photographs, radar confirmed the object's presence. The Air Force concluded it was an aircraft, but the object's description and behavior suggest it could have been something unusual.