OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading.3 Jan 62 Ii a te oy OChio-Indian: "4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION IX Ground-Vi sual X Air Vi wal 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 1-6 sec | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | sevaral 9. COURSE | CONCLUSIONS N | Wos Balloon ! Probably Balloon | Possibly Balloon Was Aircraft | Probably Aircraft | Possibly Aircraft | DO Greund-Rodar 0 Air-Intercept Radar Ls ~ Was Astronomical [op | . Probably Astronomical Meteor Possibly Astronomical | Other _ p—— | | Insufficient Data for Evaluation | varied Unknown ho. BRIEF ! SUMMARY OF SIGHTING | witnesces from all over ported seeing bright green objects tails or trails moving very | the sky, generally E-VW. | 1 to 6 sec, All sightings took place uring a period of 1 hr and 35 min, were fairly consistent in the “hio Indians area re- with long swiftly across Durations ranged f at night witnesses ir reports re g size, between a pea and dime a LAB | Objects have one of the COMMENTS a ER cription as that meteors. richast During January | meteor showers takes Juadrant ids. Up to 30 meteors pe r can usually be observed. This shover occurs between the first and the | fourth and is richest on the third. Objects given to classic tl 0 viewed were probably meteors of this shower and other bright | fireball class) which were not meteors (of the | of the | shower. |