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[10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF TING
igi su claimed to witness object flying
very high and fast, which resembled a pair
of saucers rapidly oscillating. Object was
extremely bright, almost luminous. Went into
a dive and then arose fad
from color slide is of a second object like |
the first, as the witness had dashed into the
house to get a camera.
TATIC 1 FORM 329 ( REV 26 sxp [)
ing from view. Photo]
window glass. The sun
Was Balloon
Probably Belloon
Possibly Balloon
Was Aircraft
Probebly Aircraft |
Possi bly y Alreraft |
Was Astronomical
Probably Astronomical |
Possibly Astronomical |
Orther_eNns Aberation
insufficient Date for Evelvation |
The nngs at the top center of the |
photograph is probably due to lens |
aberation. The light source which is
responsible, being outside the limits |
of the picture, is unknown. Possibility]
being a reflection from some sufface as]
is located to
the right of the picture at an elevation
of approximately 38 degrees, The wif
did know the direction which be was|
Pacing. Anansis shows this NW
TL pe RS HOS RY.