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| 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
vk Ground- Visual
| 7. LENOTH OF OBSERVATION 1 i Fy oF Ns
two hours
[ro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
One round flashing red and
Similar to a star and the size c
{ ratas at arm's length, Object was
| bright and uomoving-pulsat ing g. Object |
| was first seen at approximately 20dgr
| ;elevation and 40dgr azimuth, Obj
was last seen at 35 dgr elevation &
50 dgr azimuth, Obj rose higher in
sky slowly, Object was seen visually
and through binoculars for two hours
nd was still in sight when observers
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Was Balloon
P robably Balloon
Possibly Balloon
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Possibly Aircroft
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Possibly Astronomical |
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that this sighting
by the star
seen through three
inversions, 8ize,
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