June 1958 | Pueblo, Colorado
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2. CONC LUS IONS
Was Balloon
Probably Balloon | A
n | 1
Pueblo, Colorado 0
— — — ——|0 Possibly Belloc
"| 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
MN Gravad-Rador
GM
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. DATE "| 2. LOCATION
3. DATE-TIME GROUP | TYPE OF OBSERVATION
O Ground-Redor
Local _ ot | EXEround-Visual
GMT __ 17/01202 ; 0 Air Visuol
o A ire Intercept sp! Rader
| 12. CONCLUSIONS
Was Balloon
Probably Bolleon
Possibly Boalleon
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Was Aircraft J
Probobly Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS = | | 6. SOURCE
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Civilian
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Was Astronomical
Prebably Astronomie Meteor
Possibly Astronomical
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7 LENGTH C OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
17 seconds 2-3
Other.
Insufficient Date lor Eveluatien |
Unk no wn
South
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
Obj like huge star of mag -8 lasting
about 8 seconds observed to break into
2 objs of about third magnitude,
Sighted east moving south, Yellowish
white. Sighting include
explosion. Covered 20 dgr arc in 15
seconds while moving
impression of reflecting light rather
than being self-luminous. Did not
think it was an a/c.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV : 16 YEP | 52)
11. COMMENTS
meteor, Amature star gazer--
d impression of
y toward the south,
Estimated to be 15-20 miles away. Gave
Speed indicates that obj was a
should be aware of meteor charac-
teristics. Characteristics con- |
form to bolide observation &
case considered as a probable
meteor sighting.
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