Bright UFO Sighted in the Pacific in 1964

Summary

In November 1964, a military observer reported a bright object in the Pacific near coordinates 33.55N 164.10E. The object was seen at a 10-degree elevation, moving westward on a 270-degree course. Although it was compared to a satellite due to its appearance, no precise data on its altitude, speed, or observation duration were recorded. Weather conditions were clear with scattered clouds, aiding the observation.

The lack of detailed information led to a conclusion that the data was insufficient for a definitive evaluation. Observations of satellites ECHO I and II were ruled out as they were not in the area. Despite the brief and ambiguous nature of the sighting, the report was shared with several agencies, including the CIA and DIA, highlighting the interest in any potential unidentified phenomenon.