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3. DATE-TIME GROUP
Local
| 5. PHOTOS
LO Yer
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0 ie,
“8 minut as
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[10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF
| GMT. 01/0302 Z
~ |2 Location
1550
“| 4. TYPE OF
| ok Ground-Yisuval
| a Air Visual
| 6. SOURCE
Sobiile
Tillanouk, Oregon
OBSERVATION
PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
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1
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O Ground-Rodar
0 Air-Intarcapt Radar
SIGHTING
5 |. COURSE
Tn COMMENTS
| block away, reddish orange in color observed
d2z elev 310 deg az. folieved to be a |
|. ab 38
cbject size of auto light about a
| star,
and then beg
gnira 1s and
where it rose suddenly at angle of 60-80 deg
and faded from sight, Total observation time
| 5 minutes,
"ATIC | FORM 320 (R gy 26 SEP S 52)
SPs remained motionls
3
increasing
310 deg az
an circling in ever
reached L5 deg elev
=a mk Baa aT IF
ia LE —
83 for 30 sec |
| Circling NW
a FE =
Pattern of observation conf
refraction of an astronosical body
except for the elevation.
was no body of Suis 20d
genarata
given by the heat: Tha apsearance
appears |
point to this conclusion and ths circling
attributed to fluctuation of
and dise
would ba
the object,
size of tle circles, speed of motion,
and no conclusion can ba
listed as insufficient
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“12. CONCLUSIONS
Wos Bolloon
Probably Balloon
Possibly Ballonn
oco
Wes Aiicrolt
Probchly Aircraft
Possibly Aircraft
Was Astronomicol
Probobly Astronomical
Possibly Astronomical
oCQd QoQga
LE
lO tiem
ODO Unknown
05
iorias to
However there
nt Bios 9
sight
2 hesadl ne
ince on the sa
Witness did not give the
Yr. ohads Cass |
Data,