🇺🇸 USAF — Project Blue Book
In August 1965, a civilian in Kansas City, Missouri, observed an object resembling a satellite. The object, described as white with green flashes, moved southward with a zigzag trail. Although it initially appeared like an aircraft, the analysis suggested it was more likely a satellite due to the duration of the sighting. The report concluded it was a satellite, though other possibilities were not ruled out. The observation lasted 15 minutes, unusual for both satellites and aircraft, but more consistent with a satellite.
Another observation that month involved an extremely bright, white or silver object moving rapidly at low altitude. This case was less conclusive, and analysts could not determine if it was an aircraft or something else. In both cases, no photos or physical evidence were taken, limiting the analysis. The reports highlight the importance of considering multiple explanations before concluding a phenomenon is unexplainable.