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UFO. United States

ID	#1527689044
Added	Wed, 30/05/2018
Author	July N.
Sources	thinkaboutitdocs.com The Burlington Free Press for June 3rd, 1907
Phenomena	UFO
Status	Research

Initial data

Initial information from sources or from an eyewitness

Incident date:

1907

Location:

Берлингтон, VT

United States

The explosion of a UFO in the heart of Burlington (Vermont) sees a lot respected and reliable witnesses. Among them are Bishop John S. Michaud, former Governor Alexander Woodbury, A. A., Buell and others.

The object was described by one witness as a torpedo with a length of six feet and a diameter of about eight inches. He had the appearance of polished copper and he was pulled out was making the tongues of fire from multiple locations. No explanation for this event was not.

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Original news

A torpedo-shaped UFO explodes over downtown Burlington, Vermont. Seen by Bishop John S. Michaud, former governor Alexander Woodbury, A.A. Buell and others. This story is condensed from a report given in The Burlington Free Press for June 3rd, 1907. According to the story, several witnesses spied a strange ball of fire enter the town amidst a loud explosion, pause and hover, then speed away, careening into a horse and momentarily stunning it. The object then disappeared into the sky. The object was described by one witness as being torpedo-shaped, six feet in length, and about eight inches in diameter. It had a burnished copper appearance and was reported to issue tongues of fire from several spots on its body. No explanation was given for the event.

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