1965 11 8678661 Oxford Ohio

Summary

A student in Oxford, Ohio, reported seeing three reddish-white objects in November 1965. The sighting described objects larger than stars, moving in perfect formation toward the southwest. The witness initially thought they were stars, but their movement and lack of noise indicated otherwise. The sky was clear with a full moon and no wind, making the observation possible. The report included a drawing of the formation and an estimate of their size and altitude.

The report was sent to air authorities to check for any recorded activity in the area. No conventional flights were recorded at that time, but the report was archived as part of advanced technology records. The student's detailed and precise testimony gave credibility to the report. The description of the objects and their behavior did not match known aircraft or satellites, generating interest in the case.