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1. DA·TE • I IME GRO UP 2. L OCATION
6 Feb 68 0850Z Edwar ds AFB , California
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~lilitary- Civilian Possible: JUPITER
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5 . LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
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6 hrs 50 minutes At 0050 hrs on 6 Feb 1968, Observers ( t wo) sighted a brilli
6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION
light at about 70 degs elevation in the southern sky. The
Object was observed until 0700hrs at which time it could no
Ground Visual longer be seen bec~e of daylight .
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Westerly Comments: At time of sighting 0050 Jupiter ~a s at an ele-
8. PHOTOS vation of 70 degs and an azimuth of 180 degs and had a stel-
lar mag. of - 21
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