On the evening of Aug. 25, 1951, three professors - Dr. A.G. Oberg, Dr. W.L. Ducker, and Dr. W.I. Robinson observed peculiar flashing lights in the sky. Again on Sept. 5, these three men along with two other professors saw lights, "appeared to be about the size of a dinner plate and they were greenish-blue, slightly fluorescent in color. They were smaller than the full moon at the horizon. There were about a dozen to fifteen of these lights... they were absolutely circular... it gave all of us... an extremely eerie feeling."