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1. DATE
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4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
| One
5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
one hour |
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17. COURSE
1
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lo. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
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hi BRIEF ‘SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
PROJECT 1UU/3 RECORD
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Astro(Sirius)
Sirius as rising on an Az of 112 deg at
The observers watched a star like object for nearly one
hour one night. The object was constantly blinking or
flashing red and zreen alternating lizhts. Once a cloud
moved in front of the object. The object looked like
two mixing bowls one on top of the other. Observer wrote
in his 164 form that he had
thought it to be a star,
Previous editions of this form may be used,
seen the object again and now