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12. CONCLUSIONS
Wos Balloon b
{ f |8@ Probably Balloon |
| + TYPEOF OBSERVATION DO Possibly Balloon |
I eo a a Consnd. Bad 0 Was Aircraft
| Local 0 Ground-Visual O Ground-Radar a Prob. ahly Ai rercit
| 0 Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft |
|? "LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
|8_secnds :
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING |
|Round, brilliant blue-white object,
size of silver dollar, Similar in
|appearance to falling star or burning
magnesium flare. Approx 2 ft in length,
|vas falling straght down and appeared
|fuzzy at the edges. Trailed black
|smoke then burst into yellow flame &
appeared to disintegrate,
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ls. OF OBJECTS |
| XX Was Astrenomicol |
{0 Probably Astronomical |
10 Possibly Astronomical l
15 Ofer al ooh wi aad
O Insufficient Data for Evaluation |
Unknown
9. COURSE
LOW 11
1. COMMENTS
| Undoubtedly a mets
Geminids,shower,
sor from the