🇺🇸 USAF — Project Blue Book
Two observers at Edwards AFB, California, reported a bright object in the southern sky on February 6, 1968. The phenomenon was visible for almost seven hours, from midnight until dawn. Although initially considered an unidentified phenomenon, astronomical data indicated that the object matched the position of Jupiter. This case highlights the importance of verifying observations with scientific data to rule out conventional explanations. The observers noted that the object showed no unusual behaviors, such as color changes or erratic movement, supporting its identification as a planet. The observation was made from the ground, with no photos taken or physical evidence found.