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i | 20 Sec Obj, 30 in Trail Observer looking South. White light, round
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| Ground-Visual visible at shat time, . TBeiteved 1 to be 300 miles
"17. course =| horizon and’ SW of his position, Object moved apiard Senving {
| a, trail 10 miles wide. Travellad upward (¥lizht to IZ following
Unwvard HE likely contour of Darth, im A Trail remained visible for 30 {
| minutes bafore dissipetin. |
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100127 T3: Four portions of Cosios 57 breakup reentered during |
Jthis period, However this object reports dly burned at at a hich
lelevation in the SW. The duration is rather long for a meteor
las is the persistance of the trail. S3ighting S¥atmLed A a |
Ire teor a Satellite Deczy, and the unusua 1 feature of trall
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