Incident No. 62 — 8 September 1947, 2230–2300 hours, Logan, Utah.
A man and his wife, together with five other unidentified people, observed five groups each of 35–60 small objects, yellowish-white in color, flying several thousand feet in the air at a high rate of speed. The weather was cloudy.
AIC Opinion: From the limited evidence submitted, it is practically impossible to formulate a conclusion. Fast motion could be attributed to closeness rather than to true linear distance. In an atmosphere of darkness, any impression may be erroneous. Ground lights reflected from moving, low-hanging clouds, themselves not visible, could readily account for this report. Light colored birds are another possibility.