OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.| LOCATION | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION vk Ground- Visual | 7. LENOTH OF OBSERVATION 1 i Fy oF Ns two hours [ro. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING One round flashing red and Similar to a star and the size c { ratas at arm's length, Object was | bright and uomoving-pulsat ing g. Object | | was first seen at approximately 20dgr | ;elevation and 40dgr azimuth, Obj was last seen at 35 dgr elevation & 50 dgr azimuth, Obj rose higher in sky slowly, Object was seen visually and through binoculars for two hours nd was still in sight when observers 1 Colorado Springs, O Ground-Radar DO Air=Intercept aE ‘higher 1m COMMENTS Interv eheil indica caus~d Waals temperature d o Ss * Tr durat sis, Cplorado Ln [72 Conclusions Was Balloon P robably Balloon Possibly Balloon 1 nn Wos Aircraft Possibly Aircroft 7. Was Astronomicel © #277 ths?) “Probably Astronomical | Possibly Astronomical | — Insufficient Data fo Unknown | “ooo 235 oes oes — Er ————— s iew with two sources that this sighting by the star seen through three inversions, 8ize, iption, flight path and ion support this hypothe- pvaluation: astronomical, at 2 el la Probably Aircroft | Other ions B Evaluation | sky Paget Tako | —_—— = =