Double UFO seen in Hague, New York

Summary

In August 1962, a 15-year-old in Hague, New York, observed two flying objects moving across the sky. The teenager, who had knowledge about satellites, described the objects as bright and silent, behaving similarly to satellites. According to his testimony, the objects moved from southwest to northeast, briefly stopped, and then disappeared over the horizon. Although he initially thought they might be satellites, investigators concluded they were an aircraft due to their flight characteristics. The report includes drawings by the witness showing the objects' trajectory and a detailed description of the sky conditions.

The young witness contacted NASA and the U.S. Air Force to identify the objects, even suggesting they might be from the USSR. Despite the lack of photographic evidence, the testimony was considered reliable due to the presence of two witnesses and the precise description of the objects' movement. The case was evaluated as an aircraft sighting, but the witness insisted the characteristics did not match those of a conventional aircraft.