OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. 7. LENGTH oF “OBSE RVATION “ 1 y | 20 min | one l10. BRIEF SUN | Apparent satellite in position at estim | altitude of 300 miles. Speed estimated at 15,090 . | mph. No change or color during observation. No j | coieE or blinking lights noted. Witness resear¢h | Engr from Boeing a/c. Object brighter than Sput- | nlk and much slower. | Checked with Boeing in Seattle. No a/c in air yith slight | device that could be interpreted ylight ental a/c in air, 1-C-45 and 1-7{86. E | a8 a stead i | Had 2 experi = hidby experiementing with a Strobe Navy from | | | light at high altitude. (over) ated | ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 82) FET “ Eos OBSERVATION O Ground-Readar QO Air-Intercept Raodor |. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE ~ |O0 Other— ONS / a Wes Balloon oo OD Probably Bolloon 0 Possibly Balloon - O Woes Aircraft I XP robobly Aircroft | Do Possibly Aircraft | 112. CONCLUS 0 Was Astronomicel O Probably Astronemical Oo Possibly Astronomical oO Insulficient Dete for Evaluetion {0 Unknown ! Raa Ea Called by Dr Hynek. Object disappeared at about 40-45 deg past true vertical} Time double checked with clock in kitchen, duration 20 min firm. Bright} ness 13 times brightest star, Brilli ance faded but not dull to naked eye looked like star. No shape. Brilliant| white, no color, and steady. Absolutely straight flight. Passed through 100 deg arc in 20 min. No sound. Witness | pas, not observed ECHO but did see |