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2. LOCATION
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ARY OF SIGHTING “111. COMMENTS
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size of a base
or amber LAD%,
ball, O ed
then down, then it
shot back up énto the sky, then due
faded fm sight,
{| the
| left to right,
‘to heavy fog
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72. CONCLUSIONS
{0 Wes Balloon
O Probably Balloon
-—| 0 Possibly Balloon
0 Was Aircraft
O Probably Aircraft
| Possibly Aircraft
RX Was Astronomical AY C turus
Probably Astronomical |
Possibly Astronomical
Insufficient Data fo for Evaluation
Unknown
stationary
Full I Rventiaation led Lo the |
conclusion that obj sighted was |
a star which gave varving degreds
of brightness & color changes |
due to varying densigy of fog
coverage passing in front of
star, Dr Chambers of University |
of Vermont.