Possible UFO sighting over the Pacific in 1964

Summary

In March 1964, a military pilot reported an object moving over the Pacific Ocean. The sighting was recorded near the coordinates 35N 174W, a remote area of the ocean. The report indicates the object was traveling north to south, though its altitude and speed were unknown. Despite the lack of precise data, investigators concluded it was likely a satellite. No photos were taken and no radar data was recorded, limiting the evaluation of the case.

The report was classified as a "possible satellite" and distributed to several military and intelligence agencies. Although the object's nature could not be confirmed with certainty, the fact that it was reported by military personnel and evaluated as a satellite suggests it was not considered a threat. This case is an example of how UFO reports were handled at the time, with a clear focus on national security.