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Amazing reports of sightings of Green Fireball Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) have fascinated ufologists for years.

Here is a taste of what to see in official reports. It was just midnight on 18 September 1954, when my phone rang. It was Jim Phalen, a friend of mine from the Long Beach Press-Telegram, and he had a "good flying saucer report," fresh from the wires. He read it to me. The lead was: With thousands of people today witnessed a huge fireball thatLight on the New Mexico sky. "

The story went on to tell how had a "blinding green" fireball the size of the full moon silently streaked southeast of Colorado and northern New Mexico in 80-40 that night. Thousands of people had seen the fireball. He had passed right over a crowded football stadium in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the people of Denver, she said "the night into day." Witnessed by the crew of a TWA airliner flies into Albuquerque from Amarillo. Every policeNewspapers and the telephone exchange in the two-state area was jammed with calls.

One of the calls was from a man asked whether anything unusual had happened recently. Heaving an audible sigh of relief after being told about the strange ball of fire, he said, "Thank you - I was afraid I would get some bad bourbon." And he hung up.

Dr. Lincoln La Paz, world renowned authority on meteorites and head of the University of New Mexico Institute of Meteoritics, apparently not flinch when told of theSighting. The wire story said he had a reporter that he would determine his course of the plot, try, where he landed, and go and try to find it said. "But," he said. "I do not expect to find something,"

When Jim Phalen had the rest of the report he asked, read "What was it?"

"There are sounds to me like the green fireballs back," I replied.

"What the devil are green fireballs?" asked Jim.

What the hell are green fireballs? I would like to know. That would open a lot of otherPeople.

The green fireballs streaked into UFO history in November 1948, when people report about Albuquerque, New Mexico, that mysterious "green flares" began late in the night. The first reports mentioned only a "green streak in the sky," low on the horizon. The description of the Air Force Intelligence people Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque and the Project Sign people ATIC wrote the objects like torches.

But as days passed on the reports better. For example, the report on09:27 on 5 December by Captain Goede under an Air Force C-47 at 18,000 feet 10 miles east of Albuquerque. The crew was a sudden flash green fireball in the sky scared of them. At first glance, appear to want to be a huge meteor except that it has a bright green color and it has not characteristic bow down like meteors in general.

After discussion, the team quickly agreed to report the incident, especially since they had seen a similar object in 2002Minutes before near Las Vegas, New Mexico.

The captain of Pioneer Airlines Flight 63 called Kirtland Tower a few minutes after the incident. At 9.35 clock he had seen a green ball of fire east of Las Vegas, New Mexico. The observation of the object apparently traveling on a collision course with their aircraft, it changes its color from orange red to green. With the goal of getting bigger, "said the captain, he thought sure it would collide with them, he took to avoidAction on the control of the DC-3 into a sharp curve. As the green ball of fire got abreast she started it to fall to the floor, getting weaker and weaker until it disappeared. In a split second she realized what she saw was too low and had a fairly flat trajectory of a meteor. He was on his way to Albuquerque and would make a full report when he landed to make.

Other reports had also been called from all over northern New Mexico. In the morning, had a thorough investigationbegun. The military was always a little nervous about the uncertainty of the green fireball sightings.

Since the green fireballs hole some resemblance to meteors or meteorites, the Kirtland intelligence officers called in specialist Dr. Lincoln La Paz.

Certainly, he said, the description of the fireballs was similar to that of meteorites. One way to be sure was to try to determine the trajectory of the green fireballs land, where they hit the ground if theyMeteorites.

After considering many sightings they finally plotted where they should have hit the ground and searched the area but found nothing. They went back into the room again and again - nothing. As Dr. La Paz later confided that this is the first time he seriously doubted that the green fireballs were meteorites.

A few days later fireball sightings have been reported almost every night. The intelligence officers from Kirtland decided that maybe they couldget a good look at one of them, on the night of 8 December, two officers took on an airplane just before dark and began to cruise around north of Albuquerque. A carefully crafted plan was designed to focus for each person on a particular detail in the observation of the green fireballs. At 18.33 clock they saw. This is their report.

At 18.33 clock in flight in an indicated altitude of 11,500 feet, a strange phenomenon was observed. Exact position of the aircraft at the time ofthe observation was 20 miles east of Las Vegas, NM, radio range station. With me as co-pilot and the aircraft on a compass heading of 90 degrees. I first observed the object, a split second later the pilot saw it too. It was 2,000 feet higher, and our plane was approaching at a rapid rate of 30 degrees on our port side. The object was similar in appearance to a burning torch green, the kind that is commonly used in the Air Force. However, the light was too intense, and the objectappeared to be much larger than a normal torch considered. At first glance, the trajectory of the object was almost flat and parallel to the ground. The phenomenon lasted about 2 seconds. At the end of this time the task seemed to start and burn off track then fell off rapidly. The phenomenon was of such intensity as to be ignited from the moment it is visible.

Back at Wright-Patterson AFB, was the main interest to all incoming UFO reports to check and see if thegreen fireball reports were actually unique in the region of Albuquerque. They were. Sightings of UFOs in other parts of the United States were reported to fit any description of the green fireballs.

Constantly in December 1948 and January 1949, seemed the sky above New Mexico full of green fireballs. Everyone had seen, even the secret service in Kirtland AFB, Air Defense Command people, Dr. La Paz and some of the greatest scientists in Los Alamos at leastone.

In mid-February 1949 a conference in Los Alamos ¬ appointed me what needs to be done to discourage further investigation should follow. The Air Force Project Sign, the intelligence people at Kirtland and other interested parties had all she can think of and still did not answer.

Such notable scientists as Dr. Joseph Kaplan, a world-renowned authority on the physics of the upper atmosphere, Dr. Edward Teller, the H-bomb fame, and of course Dr. The participants, including LaPaz, along with a lot of military officers and scientists from Los Alamos.

This was a conference where there is no need to talk about whether or not this particular type of UFO, the green fireball, existed. Almost every ¬ one at the meeting had seen one.

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