Declassified UFO / UAP Document
A Second Moon Over Grantham's Landing
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A 1970 sighting report from Grantham's Landing, BC, describing a motionless, golden, moon-like object observed by Mrs. G.E. Webb and her husband. The report was published in the Canadian UFO Report.
In 1970, Mrs. G.E. Webb and her husband observed an unidentified aerial object from their home in Grantham's Landing, British Columbia, located opposite Keats Island. The couple was sitting in their living room after dark when a sudden light in the sky over Keats Island caught Mrs. Webb's attention. Upon looking out the window, they observed a strange, perfectly round, bright golden object that appeared to be very large. The object remained perfectly motionless in the sky for several minutes. Mrs. Webb noted that while the object resembled the moon, the actual moon was visible in a different part of the sky at the same time. After watching the object for some time, it moved slowly and eventually disappeared behind a larger hill. Mrs. Webb later heard reports that an individual in North Vancouver had witnessed the same object on the same evening. She explicitly stated that the object did not resemble a balloon or any other known aerial phenomenon.
Difficult to estimate the size of this object but it seemed very large and perfectly round and bright golden - - looked just like the moon but the moon was also there in another part of the sky.
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