OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. Ll BC EEE El wy —— = =r Ee = jo Ey = md SL PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Was Balloon l O Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon i I. DATE | 2. LOCATION dr, 8 July 1956 | Presque Isle, Maine 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION | A ) by Jo ; [ Le cal an oennE 3 hey | : Groun d= Yi su al 0 G ravnd = Red ar 2 Ses wis ra craft | | eB Air Visvol | » o Air«Intercept Radar = Possibly Aireraft XX Was Astronomical YEN US | 0 Probably Astronomical | Civilian {0 Possibly Astronomical l | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. "NUMBER O OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE o Other ! | "Insufficient Deta for Evaluation | | | Sr | La o Unknown | | fiftecn minutes | one | stationary | 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS | we a | One round object, size of grapefruit | Dr, M,F. Jordan, Prof of Astro- at arms length, Yellow in color and | nomy, University of Maine, rptd | unusually bright, Seen for fifte: | that the Planet Venus was a very| minutes through binoculars 7X50 aia § bright vellow in the Maine sky ag Then chscured by dard cloud cover, the position indicated by the & at the time of the sighting, In addition, the Presque Isle | AFB WX officer was consulted & hp | | confirmed the obj as Venus, In | | | view of this conclusive evidence, concur w/rpting officer in eval- wating obj as Venus, — _ l ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP Fl Ei 4 i J i | F Lik = — — mm