OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. ii | 12. concLusiONs 0 Wes Balloon O Probably Balloon Oo Possibly Balloon Vi PE oF OBSE SERVATION 7B Ground- Visual O Ground-Rodar PRY vara 0 | 0 Air Visuol o Air-Intercept | Radar | 0 Possibly Aircraft . | i <0 Bl - Et = ee : Ew De a "| = or] = E i ¥ - iy ; = b 8 RI _ |= | way. : i b iii = Ml E a r= -e TTT | 1 | i | Kk i i 1 i 1 i fr = J i 1 | Pp robably A stronomicol Possi bly Astronomical | 7. LENGTH OF * OBSERVATION : ~ 1%. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 0 0 Union 10 -_—y JESS | = 3 | —-— 11. COMMENTS Ob bject ‘probably a bolide Description given by witness contains such key expressions as "burn out” and "explode," as well as details such as | color, duration and brightness which fit) well the text book des Es a 4 evel | meteors. SN ROREIN being a "re-entry mined not to be a ny kn | carrier. It is soneluded was a bolide, RY OF SIGHTING RO and object size of Quarter at arms length. White or blue-green changing to red just prior to burn out, Re- sembled a large flare. Same brilliance as Lightning. No tail, trail, exhaust, or sound first observed at 90° above horizon an petmith 250°, Last observed at 10° above hori- zon and azimuth 70°. Flared out and disinte- proted at 35° above horizon and disappeared at 10° above horizon in NE. ho. “BRIEF aa M | 1 ATIC FORM 329 (REV ° 26 SEP 52)