Green light observed in the Pacific in 1963

Summary

In August 1963, an observer in flight reported a bright green light moving rapidly westward at a 25-degree elevation over the Pacific. The sighting, recorded under Project 10073, was documented by CIRVIS, a military unit specialized in aerial observations. Although the observation was logged, no photos were taken and the data were deemed insufficient for a conclusive evaluation. The nature of the object remains unknown, with options such as balloon, aircraft, or astronomical phenomenon dismissed or unconfirmed.

The case was distributed to multiple military and intelligence agencies, including the army, navy, and CIA, indicating serious interest in the phenomenon. However, the lack of additional information and the inability to identify the object with certainty turned this case into one of many unresolved UFO reports in history.