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| 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS
MMARY OF SIGHTING
obj in horizontal plane,
| slightly thicken=d in center, Appeared
silvery white in reflection of sun
| like a mirror, Reflection of sun was
| bright at one end while remainder of
obj appeared as thin bheam of light,
Reflection disapneared, Ohi then
| appeared as a thin brown line shortly |
| before fading from sight,
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[12 CONCLUSIONS i]
rn 0 Probably Balloon
he—————————I0 Possidly Balloon |
lo Was Aircraft
®X Probably Aircraft
0 Possibly Aircrofr
0 Ground-Radar
a Air-Intercept Rader |
10 Was Astronomical
|0 Probobly Astronomical |
|0 Possi bly Astronomical |
0 Other |
0 Insufficient Data for Evaluation |
O Unknown |
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contrail fm A/C in turn. Contrail
patterns as times appear very
unusual even to experienced
observers,