OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ’ PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD — — — aime — “l2. LOCATION [12 CONCLUSIONS | or | | : 10 Was E Balloon | 30 Sentember 1956 Ballas, Pennsylvaniag OD Probably Balloon | IP —SVPe de O Possi bly Balloon Was Aircraft l Oh lh in bl aa o - | ” 0D Ground-Visuval 0 Ground-Rodar |0 Probably Aircraft j U 1/00: AY: om off = Dt | OAnViwd ~~ 0 Airintercept Radar Possibly Aircraft | 5. 5 PHO FOS TEER OF 16 §. SOUR i 32 Was Astronomical Liars | 0 Yes DO Probably Astronomicol | B:Ne : 0 Po saibly, Astronomical | 2 = {| Civilian | i |” LENGTH OF OBSERVATION D NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE D0 Other ____ | . . | 5 | | ] South & back | Insufficiom Data for Evaluation] alll ud We fe | a Sab ESE i - Sp al , a $4090 a | | Concur w/rpting officer that sighl- wr | | i ng was caused by a star or planck, Description, darat ion, and path OL ER Rot indicate sighting probably caused by planct Mars. | Evaluat i on''was astronomical . p— B "DATE-TIME Loos! tle CROUP |. mins SL [10. grr OF SIGHTING ! One yellow object, the shape on a Snow flake and the size of a basket- i ball at arm's length, Object he d two | tails and had flashes of light shoot- ing out of all directions. Object | | moved to south and back to west, Obj | was observed visually for . hour ! and forty minutes and was $11 1a sight at time of initial At R ona hour forty one Wel 15 | | | . Sel be ma — - —_— a a an ATIC FORM 329 (REV 325 SEP $2) =] $9, EE a wil I “i ad Pet air, og (eer ] Ti s i i & Rah Se FR Re le ER dE Tie