UFO over Klamath Falls identified as Jupiter

Summary

A group of civilians in Klamath Falls, Oregon, reported a bright star-like object on March 14, 1955. The first object was observed for six hours, suggesting a consistent presence in the sky. Later, a second object was seen moving from south to north with a meteor-like flight. The sighting did not include photographs, but witnesses agreed on their descriptions. Investigators concluded that the first object was the planet Jupiter, identified by the University of California Observatory. The second object was considered a meteor, explaining its brief trajectory. The final evaluation ruled out balloons, aircraft, or unexplained phenomena.