OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. a = — — WAY £ Tie GROUP | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | one yy, 5 "LENGTH OF ORSERVATION Te 50 ninutes © TYPE OF OBSERVATION Visual | FW ae ra rouna EE me = ——— — = = . — | 7. COURSE stward ‘g. PHOTOS J Yes 8 Ho. i re —— — Ea 1. PHY SICAL € VIDENCE i i i] Yas | "ag = sel No FORM & FTO sep 63 0.329 | 2. LOCATION Previous edition #ROGLECT 10073 RECU ~D Lake pore, colorado CONCLUSION L Wo po Balloon(possible) | BRIEF BUMMARY AND ANALYSIS server noted a round shaped object that was slowly Evin toward the western sky. It was about the size of a grapefruit held at arm's lenzthe Tne obisct was at first zold in color oul then c¢hanged to a pink. There was no apparent motion of the object other than a sideways riovenment, The aiid. AYR aad ht line upward motion. Ll There was numercus aircrait in the area west of Denver; however, a visual observation for about thirty minutes rules out any aircraft observation, especially since the ooject was under constant obsarvation. consistent with that of a balloon observati s of this form may bo uaed, The ri=scription is