Double UFO in New Carlisle Ohio 1966

Summary

In September 1966, a witness in New Carlisle, Ohio, reported the observation of two unidentified objects. According to the records, one object was seen for five minutes, while the other appeared briefly for five seconds. Both cases were recorded in the same location, though with different durations and characteristics. The report concluded that there was insufficient information for a conclusive evaluation, suggesting the case remained unsolved. Despite the lack of physical or photographic evidence, the testimony of a single observer was documented as part of Project 10073 efforts.

The report notes that the witness did not provide additional details about the appearance or movement of the objects, which limited the possibility of deeper analysis. Project 10073, part of the U.S. Air Force's efforts, aimed to collect information on unidentified aerial phenomena, but in this case, the lack of concrete data prevented a precise classification. The testimony, although brief, is part of a historical database that reflects the uncertainties and limitations of UFO investigations at the time.