UFO sighted in Concord in 1956

Summary

In 1956, a person in Concord, New Hampshire, reported seeing three luminous objects in the sky. These appeared three times the size of a star and moved rapidly upward. Despite the visual description, their nature could not be determined with certainty. The report suggests the possibility of a balloon, but no data supports this conclusion. The observer also noted that the objects were in the area for one hour, which created some confusion since their fast movement didn’t align with a prolonged presence.

The official report points out conflicting data and states that no clear conclusion can be reached. No photos were taken and radar wasn’t used, further limiting the investigation. It was also noted that no aircraft type was identified in the area, with an azimuth of 280 degrees reported. Although other possibilities like astronomical objects or aircraft were considered, there was no evidence to rule any out. The case ends with the conclusion that the data is insufficient for a definitive evaluation.