Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Green Ball Of Fire Flashes Across Sky Here
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A newspaper report from August 1952 details a sighting of a green fireball with a reddish tail by two witnesses in Penticton, Canada. The object was described as larger than a falling star and descended toward Westbank.
On August 23, 1952, the Penticton Herald published a report regarding an aerial sighting that occurred the previous Saturday, August 16, 1952. Two witnesses, Bob Bryant, an apprentice at the Herald, and Bob Hewer, a member of the local airforce cadet group, reported observing a green fireball with a reddish tail in the sky north of Penticton. The witnesses stated that the phenomenon appeared at approximately 11 p.m. and remained visible for several seconds before disappearing. According to the report, the object emerged from the east side of the lake and descended at a sharp angle toward the general direction of Westbank. The witnesses noted that the object was significantly larger than a falling star.
It was much bigger than a falling star
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Witnesses
- Bob BryantHerald apprenticePenticton Herald
- Bob Hewercity's airforce cadet group