May 1962 | Portland Mills, Indianapolis, Indiana
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CONCLUSIONS
Was Dolloon
Piabably Bollaon
GM
May 1962 | Westfield, Massachusetts
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE | 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
0 Was Balloon
a 9 5 ’ jas tfisld y 3 ags1CiiuseatLlLs 1 Probably Balloon
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GM
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PROJECT 10073 RECOR
0 Se Vises
ji aA OF OBJECTS
Ctevaty mins
still in sight at rpt one
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10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
One round red-tinted obj, about size
of pea at arm's length, Obj was sighteld
at 90 dgr azimuth & about 45 dgr eleval-
tion. Object moved with vertical motions.
Object was observed visually foz
twenty minutes & was still in sight
at time of initial rpt.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
a z es FoF oRsERVATION TE aE
| 9. COURSE
0 Wes Bolloen
{QO Probably Bolleen
- Possibly Belloon
O Was Aircroft
19 Probobly Aircreft |
1D Possibly Aircraft |
Was Astronomicel ..1QTS
Probably Astronemicel |
Pe ssibly Astronomical FE |
DT dita haan
|O Insufficient Dote for Evaluation |
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d-Rodor
Unknown
TE
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Sighting probably caused by |
Mars seen through a temperature
inversion, Although azimuth & |
elevation do not correlate
exactly w/Mars hypothesis,
shape, size, color, general |
direction of sighting, duratiop
of sighting, and fact that Marg
was clearly visible in otherwige
tends to support |
stariess sky
this conclusion, |