BETTY HILL

“The observers were traveling by car in a southerly direction on Route 3 south of Lincoln, N.H., when they noticed a brightly lighted object ahead of their car at an angle of elevation of approximately 45°.”

“The object continued to descend until it appeared to be only a matter of 'hundreds of feet' above their car.”

“The object was traveling north very fast. It report it changed directions rather abruptly and then headed South.”

“The object hovered in the air. There was no sound evident up to this time.”

“Betty Hill described a map inside a flying saucer that was a map to nowhere.”

“stars by using beads dangling on threads and looked for 'suspicious alignments.' Finally she exhibited a configuration of sixteen stars that was very similar to the Hill map when seen from a particular viewing angle.”