Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Compilation of Non-Meteoritic Sighting Reports (1968)

🏛 National Research Council of Canada 📄 Compilation of sighting reports and correspondence

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This document is a collection of 1968 Canadian UFO sighting reports and related correspondence managed by the National Research Council. It includes various accounts from citizens and military personnel, alongside NRC responses providing scientific explanations.

This document is a compilation of various reports, telexes, and correspondence regarding Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) observed across Canada throughout 1968. The records are maintained by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) under file RG 77, Vol. 306. The reports originate from various sources, including the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) detachments, Canadian Forces bases, and private citizens. The sightings vary significantly in description, ranging from 'fireballs' and 'bright lights' to more complex descriptions of structured objects. Many reports include standard data fields such as date, time, location, weather conditions, and observer details. Several reports involve multiple witnesses, including police officers and military personnel. The NRC, specifically the Upper Atmosphere Research Section led by Peter M. Millman, frequently responded to these reports, often providing explanations such as satellites, aircraft, or atmospheric phenomena. The document also contains correspondence with private researchers and organizations, such as the Canadian Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, regarding the investigation of these sightings. The overall tone of the NRC's responses is skeptical, emphasizing scientific explanations for the reported phenomena.

I think the object you saw was undoubtedly a satellite. Currently there are many satellites in the sky and some may move much faster than others, and seem to have a very irregular motion which is partly an optical effect.

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