Released: 15 December 2005
Updated: 14 January 2019
(NICAP.org)
“This is a 10-page report on an on-going project
involving a number of people. With the help of William Wise (Project Blue Book
Archive), and Dan Wilson
For the record, we have four basic sources for
reports. The first and foremost is the list of BB unknowns Brad provided. Next
we have the NICAP site cases that we have selected throughout the years because
of case value and interest. And then we have the old NICAP chronologies which
have many cases pending details and documentation. The brief case descriptions
of the latter group, giving the Cat (Category) number, name of some witness,
and source in brackets (M=military), are noticeable NICAP UFO Evidence entries
that haven’t yet been processed in and some of those may turn out to be
unknowns. Lastly, beginning with this year (1955) I have added a feature that
will be incorporated in the upcoming years and retroactive with the previous
years, sighting lists by month. Months can be accessed here or within the
chronology.
NICAP Site Coordinator
During the week of April 3-9, five green fireballs
were reported in New Mexico and two in
northern California
April 24, 1955; AIbuquerque, N. Mex. April 23 (AP)
Dr. Lincoln Lapaz: ‘I’m sure the yellow-green
fireballs aren’t ordinary meteorite falls. I’ve been observing the skies since
1914, and I’ve never seen any meteoric fireballs like them.’
Air Force (Project Blue Book) ‘Fact Sheet’ issued in
October 1955 (link)”
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