10 November 2024, approximately 23:30 local · Aquino, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy
A vehicle passenger described a matte-black circular object passing nearby for about five seconds. The report lists two people but publishes one narrative, with unaided size and distance estimates.
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A five-second report from a parked car
NUFORC report 184043 dates this sighting to 23:30 on 10 November 2024 in Aquino. A passenger in a car with a boyfriend described a circular black object passing to the right, moving steadily before disappearing. The form lists two observers, while the published narrative is a single first-person account. The report was submitted on 12 November and posted on 17 November. Both the Italian account and an English translation are available.
Two people being present is not equivalent to two independently recorded testimonies. It is reasonable to preserve the number listed on the form while recognising that the public evidence does not let readers compare separate recollections.
Shape against a dark background
The witness compared the apparent object with a car wheel and estimated about sixty metres distance and thirty metres height. Its unusually dark appearance was central to the report. These are reported impressions, not measurements established by an instrument or a known range marker.
A circular silhouette does not establish a three-dimensional sphere or a disc viewed from a particular angle. This entry is therefore not assigned either of those more specific appearance tags. The distinction keeps the searchable description faithful to what the source actually supplies.
What disappearance means in this record
The observer described the object as vanishing, but the brief narrative cannot determine the physical mechanism behind that impression. Losing contrast, losing a line of sight and an object actually changing are different possibilities; the published entry does not contain the visual sequence needed to distinguish them. None is declared the explanation here.
The original report is useful as a dated local account with a clear description of viewing position and duration. It does not establish exceptional speed, propulsion or origin. The map uses a broad Aquino town reference rather than a reconstructed vehicle position, and the licensed church photograph is geographical context only. The named public parking setting is not used to assert a verified landing site or create a promoted visitor location.
Sources and record notes
Original NUFORC report 184043, Italian account and English translation.
Map reference: Broad Aquino town reference from the checked municipal geographical coordinates. The public report names a parking area, but this pin does not locate the vehicle, witness or a measured object position. Coordinate source.
Sources checked 11 November 2026. Reported appearance tags describe the account, not a verified explanation.