🇺🇸 USAF — Project Blue Book
In May 1955, a civilian witness in Wabuska, Nevada, observed a silvery-white circular object flying northward. The sighting lasted about 10 seconds and the object made a rumbling sound. It was noted to be traveling faster than jet aircraft of the time. Although a meteor was considered, no photos or radar data were available to confirm the object's identity. The description suggests something beyond a typical natural phenomenon.
The official evaluation marked "Possibly Astronomical," indicating that investigators did not rule out a meteor, but could not confirm its nature with certainty. The report, brief and straightforward, reflects the typical uncertainty of many UFO cases from that era. Despite the lack of additional data, the civilian testimony remains a reminder of how unexplained phenomena capture attention and imagination.