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CONCLUSIONS
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1. DATE
Was Balloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Balloon
Was Aircraft
Probably Aircraft
Possibly Aireraft
3. SATE TINE OROUP PTT] oe SRSERY ATION Eo
| Wed & Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Radar
|e: 0 AirVisuel oy
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Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
Other _ JU
3 Unkiewn |
J —— A 1 One Eg descending | SINCE 4 GE 7
ho. BRIEF | a ARY OF SIGHTING RT EE TT TTT —
| star-like obj slowly descending near No duration, speed other than]
Deneb in the constellation Cvgnus, wihlich slow, or enough data for |
| at this time was low on the NW horizon analysis. Case condider ed as | |
Obj had briiliance of lst mag star. | insufficient data. |
| Dimmed as it descended & disappeared |
behind trees, Did not apeear to be bur
ing, not a meteor, not oscillating like
weather bailoon,
8. TTT ey OBJECTS | 9. COURSE
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