UFO sighted in Minot, North Dakota

Summary

In July 1960, an observer in Minot, North Dakota, reported a bright object that appeared brighter than any visible star. The object, described as the size of a pea, flickered between white, red, and blue. It slowly circled the city in a clockwise direction but disappeared as daylight approached. Investigators considered the possibility that it was the star Vega, affected by atmospheric conditions.

The evaluation concluded there was no clear evidence of a UFO, as the apparent movement could be explained by particles in the atmosphere. Despite the prolonged observation, there was no radar confirmation or other sightings. The report highlights the importance of considering natural phenomena before attributing events to unidentified objects.