1A-UFOB-1 — 1954-11-19 — Corvallis (Oregon State College campus, Oregon)
Narrative
On 19 November 1954 from 4:15 to 4:27 PM PST, an Assistant Professor of Art at Oregon State College observed an object due west of Hall (second floor) at about 50 degrees elevation. Initially a short diagonal white line, the shape rotated to horizontal and developed a fluttering ripple over its surface. After about eight minutes, the north end bent downward and curled under until the object reversed itself end-to-end. The color shifted from intense white to a slight pink tint; a dark spot appeared on what had been the north end. The object then drifted southward and faded. The observer was a trained Naval aircraft identification officer and gave an unusually detailed first-hand account.
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Witnesses (1)
- [anonymous] military officerrole_pattern
Source documents (1)
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- 23857158-001-081NARAvalue 2.3[direct]
Score evidence (4)
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- drift (-0.5)
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- single agency (+0.5)
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- narrative only (base 1)