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110. CONCLUSION
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| 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION. Toe BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
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Ob, took Was sight ed at the lower end of the Big Dippe
tayed in oneplace, essentially, buly moved uo and ¢
| back down tw the original spot, repeating tnis cycle
— out the observation,
Tne description 1s consistent with that of an astroncmical i
| observation. The Big Dipper was not in the SE the 1 ae
_— of the p sighting, but the constellation Orion, whlch a
| resemb) ‘dippe 1en taking into account tne three soit suo
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1 | 0“ TYPE OF ‘OBSERVATION