May 1952 | Houston, Texas
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: 5. PHOTOS |
d Yes
JPRS | i No
| 7+ LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
lio. BRIEF SU
GM
May 1952 | Saigon, Indo, China
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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
112. CONCLUSIONS
| 0 Was Balloon
Probably Bolloon
O Possibly Bolloon
| 3. DAT E-TIME GROUP
1811 EST
{0 Wos Aircraft
O Probably Aireroft
0 Possibly Aircraft
Local mou O° Ground-Visual DO Ground-Rader
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EF PHOTOS | &. SOURCE
| OD Was Astronomical
‘OD Probably Astronomical
| Possibly Astronomicol
IX X Other Ln by Srnuitnijl
Insufficient Dota for Evaluation |
Unknown |
QNo Civilian
7. LENGTH OF O3SZRVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
< minutes one | NY to SE
0. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ERP CE ~ |11. COMMENTS
| Very faint object observed traveling On the basis of the data given -
from the NNW Lo the SSE a C8 Imost which closely coincides with the
| precisely the time the Soviet Satellite]| transit of Sputnik I over that
| was due over the area, The di tac tian off] area - there 1s no compelling
the object wlso coincided very closely | reason to conclude other than that]
HERA TERA gales sd te krack the object was probanhiy Sputnik I.
|
ATIC PORM 329 (REY ah SEP 52)
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