October 1954 | Nouasseur, Frenchmorrocco
1X. SOURCE
15. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
1
MILITARY
| 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
GROUND- THEODOLITE
[0 Yes
(7 No
i —— be —— i —— ee Bb
11. DATE - TIME GROUP
GM
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171 Wes Balloon
0 Probably Balloon
~ Possibly Balloon
Was Aircraft
0 Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
J Was Astronomical
OD Probably Astronomical
| i Astronomical
| IX ect cient Data for Evaluation
"Unknown
mn. COMMENTS |
size of dime | Pale gold objs obsvd at night,
I il forn )Ja-// Distance & time not consis- |
| tion, traveling very high & very fast| tent w/a/c or other conventional
| Faded in tle East, did not appear to obgs if observrs alt estimate is
| fall, First obsr at 40-50 deg elev considered near correct, Excep-
| in West, Flight straight at estimated; tionally slow meteors at alt might
alt of 40,000 to 10 degrees elev in | take this long; however, the re
| East. mainder of the ppt is not in accqr
| w/this analysis, Insafficient daf
| ~ for final evaluatioon,
her rr MARY OF 3IG 1TH
[ourcaite. pale gold obj, size
| at arms length. Two objs in tra
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