UFO diamond formation over North Dakota

Summary

In July 1960, a witness in North Dakota observed four unidentified flying objects arranged in a diamond formation. Two were large and two small, constantly shifting positions in an elegant manner. The objects were extremely bright, making it difficult to determine their size, shape, or color. They remained stationary for 15 minutes before moving rapidly southwest at approximately 150 mph. The report was categorized as contradictory due to the difficulty in reconciling the prolonged stillness with the sudden speed.

The observer, a civilian, described the incident with precision and appeared confident in his report. There were no attempts at interception or known flights in the area. Weather conditions included thunderstorms and low clouds, further complicating observation. Despite the lack of concrete details, the case was labeled as "contradictory information" due to inconsistencies in the data provided.