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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
|2. LOCATION
[ 1. DATE
~ 112. CONCLUSIONS
|O Wes Balloon
|D Probably Bolloon
—l Possi bly Balloon
{6 April 1956 = (Inman, South Carolina _
| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
Was Aircraft
Probobly Aircroft
XKGround- Visual DO Ground-Readar | B
DO Possibly Aircraft
0
Local
our 07/0240Z D Air-Visual _O Air-Intercept Radar |
"5. PHOTOS | 6. SOURCE Was Astronomical Star /Haj
| D Yes | Probaobly Astronomical |
| B¥o bi 1 1 ian C GOC) (XXPossibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | |
3ER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE , Other __ |
Insufficient Dore for Evaluotion
o Unknown
tem minutes _— one sw LL
ho. BRIEF : SUMMARY OF SIGHTING _ [11. COMMENTS |
One round object, fifty times bigger &| Due to the fact that the sky was
| brighter than a star, light blue, vers clear w/visibility unlimited
| hazy. Sighted while traveling in car, | except by darkness, & the fact |
| Also rptd by GOC at Spartanburg S.C. that the object was observed |
| : thru an automobile windowshield, |
| it is the opinion of this hq
| that the observer(s) possibly
| saw the planet Jupiter and/or
the star Sirius which were both |
| bright and in xh SW at the time
|
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ATIC | FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) -