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PROJECT -— 3! RECORD CARD
© ]12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon |
Probably Balloon i
4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION |
XKGround- Yisuol
{| 0 Air-VYisuadl
| SOURCE
Civilian
|e NUMBER OF OBJECTS |
5-8 Minutes
three /one
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
| Sighting at dusk trhough BX. Obj. appeared |
| to be three stars together forming a trianglq
Motion erratic. XNEXBRXXX Appeared to be Bening
up. like a red spark that burnea out. kd
as bright as meteor at first, waite, obj. wels
observed in flight in the Eas¢ on the horizoi
and rising. DLisappeerence ai 45 deg elevatiqu.
ATIC FORM 320 (R RV 26 ARP 52)
0 Ground-Radar
0 Air-Intercept Radar |
9. COURSE
5
Nn Hising Ives |
© |1). COMMENTS i
Possibly Balloon
Wos Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical |
Oo Possibly Aree Re dvi ty
Insuffi cent Sader Evdloaneel |
Unknown
dinu direction at alt, wrong for |
balloon type obs. unless obj. appetref
to rise to the Nu. Wallops Islepd |
located at 120 deg az, from Monosses
Virginia, Oighting more likely assod.
with activities from this location ig
vies of initial appeurence of meteor.
and the rising. Alsc poss. &X ba.lodn
Louncu Cor atmospneric siwudies from tiis
location, |