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2. LOCATION
| 3. DATE-TIME GROUP
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Local. tl Ground-Visual
- GMT
5. PHOTOS
| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS |
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION
30-35 Be |
SW of Wichita Falls, Texas
4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION
073 RECORD CARD
112. CONCLUSIONS
Was Bolleon
Probobly Belloon
Possibly Belloon
Was Aiierafr
Probably Aireraft
Possibly Aireralt
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ODO Ground-Redear
O Air-Intercept Rodor |
- Was Astronomical oo |
Probobly Astremomicel [l2teor
Possibly Astronomical
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Insufficiant Date for Eveluetion |
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900 oRA 0
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"9. COURSE |
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descending
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING
A white light, more brilliant than usual
shooting star, falling to the SW of Wichita
Falls, with no noise.
(1. COMMENTS
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ATIC FORM 119 (REV 18 SFP 52)
Description is that of classic met
Meteor, yretsaly oF fireball class, was
very startling and probably a first-time
experience for the witnesses. There was
some material recovered, supp
conjunction with the sighting.
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