OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. HGR CE 10. CONCLUSION Astro(Sirius) civilian | a | — = S——— m— NUMBER OF ¢ 08J! cl Ei At the time of the sighting Sirius was at an elevation of approximately 22 degrees and on an azimuth of 134 degrees Cn | Oo SERVATION 11: BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS LENGTH OF OB 2 hours Observers noted SHAH ragged lignt in the eastern sky. The lizht lored pT ,blue, green , wnite, 1 grourd | whan lass Seen, “he 003 ect ¢ <a not. 61sapg Sal while it © COURSE Rh et oe vas bein: watched, Jae £1igne Fath was relatively sicow - . | Cc 3 -~ - i w | from the east to the - J BD ) apparently on a straizat SL owly southward south, EES Fae = = = a i RN PHOTOS The description is consistent with that of an astro- nl Yes nomical observation. When stars are low on the horizon i No | sintillation is responsible for quite unusual displays. ). PHYSICAL EVIDENCE | a ally me ae 1 Yos : A Ne | I F 0 RM “TD sep é3 0-329 (TDE) Previous editions of this form may be used, | | Canton, Chie J Witnesses