🇺🇸 USAF — Project Blue Book
In April 1968, a witness in West Carrolton, Ohio, reported seeing a bright object in the northeast sky. The phenomenon was visible for about 10 seconds and was described as similar to a satellite or star. Although the initial report received no immediate response, it was later concluded that the object was likely a satellite. The witness did not note any changes in the object's behavior or effects like smoke or explosions, and the weather conditions were clear. The description matched artificial objects in orbit, leading investigators to rule out more exotic explanations.
The report includes detailed questions about the object, such as its brightness, movement, and appearance, but the witness did not provide additional information about sounds or shape changes. The document, part of an official U.S. Air Force form, shows how unidentified sightings were collected in the 1960s, with the aim of evaluating whether they had known natural or technological explanations.