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712. CONCLUSIONS |
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Prebably Balloon
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Prebesly Alrarait
Possibly Airorcft
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PHOTOS
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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |
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[10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
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straight path. Object was viewed vis-
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insufficient Data Tor Evol Latiah
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characteristics for Mars. The
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upon digappcarance can possibly
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