Light over Adair Village, OR
A witness account on file, unevaluated. Most of the archive rests here, and honestly so.
The report, as filed
I overserved the light as I passed by for approximately 20 seconds, until I drove further down the highway out of the line of sight from the light. When I was safely able to do so, I pulled off the highway, and turned around, attempting to see if I could get another look at the light. It was not present when I returned to the area where it was. It clearly did not resemble any type of aircraft.
Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #134692). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.
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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2017-06-16 → 2017-07-03
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