UFO sighted over Guam in 1961

Summary

In November 1961, an unidentified object was spotted over Guam by multiple observers, including a military weather observer. The object, described as white with a hint of green at the rear, was moving horizontally westward without making noise. Despite being observed for 30 seconds, it vanished suddenly. Initial reports considered it a fireball, but there was no conclusive evidence. The sighting was recorded by several military units, including the Navy and Air Force, and was distributed to multiple departments for analysis.

The object was described as elongated, with colors varying between green, white, and blue. It was seen by five different observers at various points on the island, increasing the credibility of the sighting. Despite multiple observations and the lack of conventional explanations, the reports did not reach a definitive conclusion. The case was filed under the category of "insufficient data for evaluation," reflecting the ambiguity surrounding this event.