Star-shaped UFO seen over Georgia in 1960

Summary

In October 1960, an observer at Moody AFB, Georgia, spotted a white star-shaped object for 24 minutes. The object appeared west of the air base, moved north, then shifted to northeast before gradually disappearing. Despite efforts, no radar contact was made. The most likely explanation suggested was an aircraft reflecting sunlight, though no definitive conclusion was reached.

The official report included no photos or radar data, and the observer was a weather officer who noticed the object during routine observations. Four other witnesses confirmed the presence of the object. The UFO's path was recorded in detail, including directional changes and approximate altitudes. However, the object was not identified, and no conclusive explanation was determined. The report was sent to several military units, but no final determination was made.