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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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
[2 LOCATION
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27 April 1963
Pearl Beach, Michigan
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| | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP n |
Local _ LJ 1950 i ———— |
28/0050Z
+h { Froun d- Vi 5U al T X
l GMT o a
| 5. PHOTOS
4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
0 Ground-Raodar
O Air-Intercept Radar
a
a
0
7. LENGTH oF OBSERYV ATION | B.
i
+ pninutes
lio. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
| ois viewed through TX at 15 dgr N
| declination w, right ascension of 7 hr
| 32 min OU sec, Object flying NE, mag-
nitude -2, Diameter of 1/15 to 1/20
of a dgr. Viewed through 41X telescop¢d
w/ focal length of 3/4 inch. Moving |
2 dgrs every minute, Four red satellit
Total duration 4 minutes, Object
appeared to be moving outward, Letter
sent to Menzel,
CE
11.
es
ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 52)
| 9. COURSE
COMMENTS ©
Balloon sighting
1
112.
|
CONCLUSIONS
bese Was Balloon
Prebably
Balloon
Possi bly y Balloon
Was Aireralt
Probably Aircroft
Possibly Aireralt
Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronemical
Other_
Insufficient Data for Evaluation
Unknown
Eo. Principal
witness contacted on Friday
May G1 by phone,
Satellites
were misinterpretation of
reflectors on Rawinsonde
balloons,
Flint,
Bailoons of this
type are launched at 0000Z
from Green Bay Wisconsin &
Michigan,
mation not obtained;
Wind ianfor-
however,
upper air currents are uaually
t 0
1
the East,