OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. [— i — I —— 5 er | 1. DATE - TIM= GROUP _9/01152 tes Ls == ila {3. SOURCE | Civilian | d. NUMBER OF OBJECTS One 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | less than secend 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Greund Visual | 7. COURSE western sky le. PHOTOS 5 | MN Yes | K No | 9: PHYSICAL EVIDENCE i 2, [L] sig - ——— Se = 5 et ce Fp vt, nc — LOCATION . : 3 | Ladd, Illinois one witness Observer neted a met=or like object, but was much wider. The object formed a 180 degree arc which was visible for I only an instant, Objcct was compared with a small rainbew | that was traveling toward the nerth. When the object disappeared, itr did seo totally, leaving no discernable trail. The celer was speckled like stardust censtructien material (dull gzald) id little or ne space between Lhe speckles, The object did not look like any meteors i or shooting stars that the witness had seen before this hting. Description is consistent with t hat ef a meteor, The | duratien of the sighting is insufficient te obtain a definite shape of the solace FORM FTD sep s3 0-329 (TDE) Pravious editions of this fore mer bs nag,