OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.Cm CE ee Be Ll _FRUJEL IL UZ 3 RELUKU 1. DATE. TIME GROUP _ | 2. LOCATION TION page UT LN THe op Saif ig oe 28 Fab 57 . 1/00502% Cushing, Wisconsin 2 ‘ | En mm — i —— mm Sem — ei 1. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION EE EE — . Hamme - li fm i rat a | | 03% vilian - | A: stro’ Te iu.5) | B .. NUMBCR OF OBJECTS | Venus was on Az of . 50 deg at. an 1 of 15 | i ne ry 8 5 LENGTH OF OBSZRVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS E i REAR | Cbserver vatcned a brightly colored object in the western E bn wim OF sy s———1 gky for about 25 mimultes. The object was disc shaped and ! 7% > Tied | all colors, & relative had sern a similar object on Sn Srount Visual 01) previous night =o the witness thought she could see it again. | Vt eine sian? ] The obisctwas slightly above the horizon in the western i im COURSE : 1- = Ese | B8XYVe Lhe object was still in sight when the witness made b- ; | i i fads = & = my, = w=] | 1s Sa = TT + | gt = - = aan aa oo. 3 SE 2 Lion — 12 | her Cnllb co the local AFE « No radar contact with tha ob] ect, 1 NEA on is consistent with that of an astponomical 1 ‘on. Venus was in the western sky and quite bright. Yes observa J N ge | “9. PHYSICAL ¢ EVID DENCE 0 Yes | ' | a Ne i | gy i SE ee ol rT eT FTD sep és | 0.32% (TD E) Previous editions ¢! ‘~!s form may be used,