A group of three stars vanished in 1952 astronomers still can’t find them

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In 1952, a group of three stars vanished in less than an hour. The stars were reasonably bright in the image, with a magnitude of 15. When the same region of the sky was captured again at 9:45 pm, the three stars were nowhere to be seen.

Astronomers still can’t find the stars. Stars don’t just vanish. 

In 1952, there was also a UFO incident in Washington, D.C.. Some thought the light streaked off at a high speed and disappeared on their scope. However, others suspected and were able to prove that the objects were simply stars and meteors

Astronomers Still Can’t Find Them. On July 19, 1952, Palomar Observatory was undertaking a photographic survey of the night sky. Part of the project was to take multiple images of the same region of sky, to help identify things such as asteroids

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