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Englewood, Ohio DO Wos Balloon
| IR! DO Probably Bolloon
1 DATE-TINE GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION DO Possibly Balloon |
H Ground-Visvel DO Groeund-Redar
{a AirVioel ____D Air-Intercept Radar | D
| &. S01 JI | oF
Was Aireraft |
Probably Aircraft |
Possibly Aireralt
| Was Astronomical ca
X Probably AstronomicoiM1LAI'CS
Possibly Astronemical
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1%. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE — |o Other.
Oo Insufficient Dete for “Eveluation |
0 Unknown |
= ET — =m =n
| il 1.
¥ [7 LeEnoTH OF OBSERVATION
10 min still in same positiop one btationary in SW
i 10, BRIER SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Ee Tw COMMENTS Ri mee |
ter than other stars, white, Star Antares was in the SW at about
ind in the SW sky with a red 20 deg elevation and was the only
sare ke a moving star. | Astro body of the lst magnitude in
ronhardi solid | that portion of the sky at the time. |
as a light. Flashed & WX included haze and the object had the
| moon. Fog or mist in area. Object still in samp appearance of a star. Motion attributed]
' | location after 10 minute observation. to atmospheric conditions present
Case evaluated as observation of
the Star Antares. (Mag 1.2)
| Elevation ced at deg.
nd flickered. Dark, no
| ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SRP 52)