1966 03 8682250 Findlay Ohio

Summary

A 1966 Ohio sighting report describes a bright object observed by a civilian witness. The object was described as twice as bright as a street lamp and difficult to make out due to its intense light. The witness reported that it hovered, moved vertically, and then traveled at a high speed. Despite attempts to photograph it, no image was captured. The observation lasted nearly two hours, and the object was seen in the east. The official conclusion was that the object was Venus, though the witness insisted it was not a star.

The report includes detailed analysis of the object's location, movement, and the lack of physical evidence. The astronomical data indicated that Venus was in the correct position at the time, supporting the conclusion. However, the absence of photographic confirmation and the prolonged observation time left room for speculation. The Air Force's response to the witness included returning the film and providing a form for further details, highlighting the thoroughness of their investigation.