UFO seen near Dallas in 1957

Summary

A round object the size of a dime was observed on November 7, 1957, 15 miles south of Dallas, Texas. The witness described it as yellow and saw it move up and down three times before fading out. According to the report, the object reduced to a small glow before disappearing completely. Despite the visual description, no photos were taken and no radar data was recorded, limiting the possibility of a precise evaluation.

Investigators concluded there was insufficient information to determine the nature of the object. It was noted that the witness could not accurately estimate the object's elevation without instruments, and no wind data or precise azimuths were provided. This makes it difficult to rule out conventional explanations such as balloons or other celestial phenomena. The report ultimately filed the case as insufficient for a conclusive evaluation.