OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION [12 concLusions (1. DATE 22 July 1963 |Arlin ton, Virginia B ely Biss | 3 DATETIME GROUP . TYPE OF OBSERVATION ——{@ Possibly Balloon Eo Lh | CX ) Ground-Visvel DO Greund-Rodar = 5 chatted on | a AirVisval 0 Air-Intercept Rador |= Possibly Aircraft | SURE . ) |B Was Astronomical Jupiter ? | OD Probably Astronomical | o Possibly Astronomical | D 18. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE D Other — | x | == | | 0 Insufficient Date for Evaluation | | in, still there one (0 Unknown | i fo x. erode ny ANOLE Ye erent rton nmensrmsimeas ise Mimo | lio, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ | 17. COMMENTS — ilongated object like an electric Lignt On 22 July Jupiter was a 1 hr 11 min 55 | poserved for over 2 hrs. M [sec on the Ecliptic. This places it in the time It would start jE in steady climb. Looked a 1ittle like [the Fast at about t FC HO except that ECHO moved many times faster. [to appear at an elevation of 10 deg above | Reported object to Naval Observatory, who the horizon. 25 hrs later it would climb {told witness to report same to Air Force. Ito about 45 deg elevation. Reported i motion Also observed on the 21st, 25th and 26th of the object was NE,however,the planet i id lat same time same place. moving to the SE. In same place and in thgdsam lt ime the object reported is characteristid lof an ASTRO body. Since Jupiter is in the| initial location it is believed that the | reported direction is in error and the | | sighting is evaluated as JUPITE ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 57)