Glenburn, ME, USA
A witness in Glenburn, Maine reported a brief flash of metallic light reflecting off a fast-moving object, estimated at several thousand miles per hour, lasting about two seconds in June 1954.
Report quality: Moderate45/100
This score reflects report-quality signals on file — how complete, corroborated, and precisely located the report is — not a claim about whether the sighting was a real craft.
- No parseable duration on file
- Detailed witness text (192 characters)
- Location geocoded approximately
- No other reports from this city within 3 days
- When
- 1954-06-11
- Where
- Glenburn, ME, USA
- Shape
- Unknown
- Duration
- 2- SECONDS
- Geo
- 41.524, -75.724 · fallback
- Slug
- unknown-over-glenburn-me-1954-178705
Part of a wave
The Great French Wave
France, spilling into Italy, Spain, and Latin America
The densest close-encounter wave ever recorded: landed domed objects on country roads, paralysis beams, and small suited occupants, reported by farmers and gendarmes across rural France at a rate of several per night.…
In context
- Glenburn, ME shows up 2 times across the archive.
- 2 reports came from Maine in 1954.
Report
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