Declassified UFO / UAP Document
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A family in Prince George, B.C., observed a mushroom-shaped, orange-lit UFO for 20 minutes on March 2, 1967. The RCAF radar station in the area reported no corresponding contact.
On the evening of Thursday, March 2, 1967, at approximately 7:30 p.m., a UFO sighting occurred over Prince George, British Columbia. The object was observed by Mrs. Jon George and her family, who described it as a large, bright, mushroom-shaped craft surrounded by an orange light. The witnesses watched the object as it moved across the southern sky for a duration of 20 minutes before it eventually disappeared. Local authorities, specifically the weather office, investigated the event and formally discounted the possibility that the object was a weather balloon. Furthermore, the RCAF Baldy Hughes Station reported that their radar systems did not detect any signal corresponding to the reported object during the time of the sighting.
It was described as mushroom-shaped, big, bright, and surrounded by an orange light.
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Official Assessment
The weather office discounted the possibility it could have been a weather balloon.
A mushroom-shaped object was observed by a family for 20 minutes; radar at RCAF Baldy Hughes Station did not detect the object.