2-29-1904 300 MILES WEST OF SAN FRANCISCO
The UFO sighting was made approximately 300 miles west of San Francisco in the Pacific Ocean, on February 28, 1904. Three sailors on the deck of the USS Supply, including Lieutenant Schofield, witnessed the event at about 6:10 a.m..
​They observed “three remarkable meteors” flying in a geometrical formation at high speed, first appearing from beneath the clouds, and then flying toward their ship in the Pacific Ocean.
The UFO objects were described as bright red and egg-shaped, with the largest being “about six suns” in apparent size. The objects then changed course, soaring upward above the clouds and moving away from Earth. The entire sighting lasted for over two minutes.Â
​The UFO sighting gained credibility because it was officially documented at the time. Lieutenant Schofield, who later became commander-in-chief of the Pacific Fleet, was the most prominent witness to provide an account. The incident was published in the Monthly Weather Review and noted in the ship’s log.Â
​Over a century later, no single definitive explanation has been agreed upon, leading to ongoing speculation. Some theories include:
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