February 1950 | Tampa, Florida
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February 1950 | Sandia Base, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Tularosa, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Jackson, Mississippi
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February 1950 | Alamogordo, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Los Alamos, New Mexico
February 1950 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
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February 1950 | Decatur, Illinois
March 1950 | New York City, New York
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March 1950 | Knoxville, Tennessee
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March 1950 | Selfridge AFB, Michigan
March 1950 | Grass Plains, Texas
March 1950 | Vaughan, New Mexico
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March 1950 | Ft, Bliss, Texas
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March 1950 | Orangeburg, South Carolina
March 1950 | Selfridge AFB, Michigan
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March 1950 | Bethel, Connecticut
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March 1950 | Holloman AFB, New Mexico
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March 1950 | San Bernardo, Santiago, Valparaiso, Chile
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March 1950 | Biggs AFB, El Paso, Texas
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March 1950 | St, Johns, Michigan
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March 1950 | Piggott, Arkansas
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J. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION
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4. NUMBER 0, OBJECTS
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; One Evaluated as a mteor observation
S. LENGTH 0, OBSERVATION 11. BRIE,
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SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
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Secords Object was observed as a luninoua objectiD cross tte !ky in a
6. TYPE 0, OBSERVATION South to North directl. Cll 1 starting about, ~ deg above the ho :l)
and when la at seen was about ~ deg above the horimn.m Wh
Grourd-Via ual tirat observed the diameter ot the object appeared to be one-
7. COURSE quarter the di.amater ot the moon. \-Jhen in ita course it was
· about. six-tenths the diameter ot the moon, decreasing in si. ze
as it moved toward where it disappared into or above hifjl
I. PHOTOS cnna1lua clouds. The object was circular in shape, with indet