OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.| ; <_ | PROJECT 10073 RECORD | i Ee a 5 np EE EE - en — - = a 5 a SS | Bi. DATE - TIME GROUP Ta LOCATION 7 Dac 66 8/0515Z . 3. SOURCE ~ [10. concLusion Denver, volarado Civilian Astro(Sirius) | of 123 degrees and at an elevation of 14 degrees. 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION Tm ‘BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Cbservers watched a star like object larger than a star perform erratic movements in the eastern part of the sky. The objects size and brightness was amazing, for if another star was the size of a pin tip, this object would be the ERRatic movements ~~ | than a regular star, Cbject could have b2<n a star, but 3. PHOTOS ~ | the observer said that he did not think it was a star, i! | r ’ | : 1 Be 0 Yes | The description is consistent with that of an astronomical uN EL Ne a 1 observation, Sirius would have been fairly low on the Ed 3% PHYSICAL EVIDENCE horizon and would have been the brightest astrondaical | | bodv in th=~ skv : HG | body in ths sky $ a No "FORM | TN sFp 43 0-329 (TDE) previous editions of this form may be used, - { | v | | 4, NUMBER OF OBJECTS At the time of the siznling Sirius was on an azimuth | | " 1 | size of the pin hsad., It was about five to 10 times brighter || | |