OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. | 1. DATE 14 February 1963 "2 LOCATION | 10073 RECORD CARD Wilmington, North Carolina |O | 12. CONCLUSIONS Was Balloon Probably Balloon | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | Local GMT _ 14/1000Z 5. PHOTOS ne 4 L T I a LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | | Ta J hours 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | ¥hite shiny object br wath | Looked appeared from 133072, | to dawn.) tion, Disappeared by apre arsed ATIC FORM 129 (REV 26 SEP 52) blue tint observed through TX | with something trailing on back that | like a parachute, tO De bouncing. vork at 1l000Z & still in sight (Sizhting reported Object in SE at 30 dgr elva- to be yellow at sunrise. Movement slow & in straight line, | 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION 0 Airy '& SOURCE : Civilian one ignter than moon |! Object Sighted coming at as from nignt fading. Object 0 Greund-Radar O AirIntercept Radar | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 11. Vents ia 55 Mb O Possibly Ballieon Was Aireroft Probably Aircraft Possibly Aircraft aao 9 DX xXWas Astronomical Venus Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical Other | O ao O : Oo Unk FD WT not repor ted SSE COMMENTS Error in time of report. Three hours prior to sunrise Venus was in the SE at about 30 dgr elevation, af astronomical and Venus the observation would disappear with rising of the sun, a # i 7 ged ST f Insufficient Data for Evaluation Sighting has aspects