The Exeter UFO incident occurred on September 3, 1965, in
Exeter, New Hampshire, USA. Multiple witnesses reported seeing strange lights
in the sky, and some reported seeing a large, silent craft that they could not
identify.
One of the most notable witnesses was Norman Muscarello, a
teenager who reported seeing a large, dark object with a row of red lights
hovering above the tree line. Muscarello later met with two police officers,
Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt, who also reported seeing strange lights in the
sky.
Over the following weeks, there were additional reports of
sightings in the area, and the incident received widespread media attention.
The Air Force conducted an investigation and concluded that the sightings were
likely caused by atmospheric conditions, such as temperature inversions, that
created optical illusions.
However, many UFO enthusiasts and researchers believe that
the Exeter incident was one of the most compelling UFO sightings of the 20th
century, and it continues to be studied and debated to this day. Some have
suggested that the sighting was evidence of extraterrestrial visitation, while
others have proposed alternative explanations, such as secret military aircraft
or experimental technology.
In summary, the Exeter UFO incident was a reported sighting
of a strange craft or lights in the sky over Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1965.
While the exact nature of the sightings remains a subject of debate, it is
widely regarded as one of the most significant UFO incidents in U.S. history.
