Two civilian reporters were driving near Seymour, a town in Indiana. In the sky, they noticed two large, white, cloud-like objects. Their report also mentioned a bright, moving light.
Points of light were visible inside each object, and a vapor-like, blue-white trail extended behind them. The objects approached, descended gradually, and then remained stationary. Afterward, they rapidly moved away at a sharp upward angle. What exactly did the reporters see, and why did the objects appear cloud-like while moving in such a way? The report describes their appearance and movement but offers no explanation.
Two Objects, Four Points in Each
The reporters told the US Air Force what they saw. According to the report, the two objects did not appear side-by-side. They moved one after the other, in the same line, and descended gradually. Four bright points of light were visible inside each one.
They described the objects as large, white, and cloud-like, or gas-like — that is, resembling a cloud or vapor. A blue-white trail, described as vapor-like, was seen behind them. Alongside this description, the report also mentions a bright, moving light. It is unclear what the connection was between the light and the two objects.
They Stopped and Then Turned Sharply Upwards
After approaching, the objects remained stationary for an unspecified period. Afterward, they rapidly moved away at a sharp upward angle, heading southwest. The vapor-like trail was seen behind them as their movement was described.
This report was written following the reporters' testimony to the Air Force. It also describes a change in the car's route during the incident but does not specify what changed. The reporters estimated that the direct observation lasted several minutes. The entire event lasted a short additional time, but the description contains no details explaining what happened during that period.
What Remains Unknown
The report does not specify the exact date, nor does it state how long the objects remained stationary. It also offers no conventional explanation for what the reporters saw. The descriptions reflect their impressions at the time of the event and do not determine what the objects were made of.
Two white objects in the sky, lights inside them, and a blue-white trail extending behind them.
