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Local Ground-Visual Ground-Rodor
Probably Aircraft
GMT. 31/2400Z AirVisual Air-Intercept Radar 0 Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 6 Was Astronomicol JUPITER
Yes Probably Astronomical
CENo Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
1. LENGTH OF.OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER ECTS COURSE Other
000 Insufficlent Data for Evaluation
Unknown
Oyer 3 hours one West
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
No sound. Size similar to. beacon light l mi. Jupiter was deg
o diminish in size. elevation and set western horizon, 4 hrs
Erratic movement. 5 aller objects seemed to later. Object charateristic of Astro
follow firs lear. Body.
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addition that
they saw and disappear westward in
a flash of white light, apparent in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. A
reporting of this sighting No evalu-
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aighter of it. The last star that fell was a very
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3, about, we Looked back to the northeast, there
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o of the first. These the path
closer together,
8'3 first. Neither did they move around as
much, but seemed to stay on a straighter
brilliance Cfseemed to travel at the course. These were of a blue-white
same rate of speed.
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DATE LOCATION OBSERVER EVALUATION
1 Korea CASE MISSING) Military INSUFFICIENT DATA
4 Watsonville, California Civilian Astro (METEOR)
(CASE MISSING)
4 Travis AFB, California Astro (I.ETEOR)
7 Palmer, Alaska Astro (s/p)
7 Other (CONTRAILS)
16 Artesia, New Mexico General Rach UNIDENTIFIED
(CARDS MISSING)
7 17 E. Long Island, New York Astro (IETEOR)
19 Cedar Keys, Florida Military Astro (METEOR)
20 Fairchild AFB, Washington Military Astro (ETEOR)
21 Mitchell AFB, New York Military BALLOON
22 Nenana, Alaska Military (RADAR) Other FETU
22 Norwalk, Connecticut Other (ESYCHOLOGICAL)
29 North Korea Military BALLCON
. 29 Fennsylvania, Multiple Astro (METEOR)
ADDITIONA CASES)
DATE LOCATICN SOURCE EVALUATION
Jan Maxico City. A Space Craft Digest
FILG Spring Issue, 1958
1952 Pacific . Dews Article
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The sky was da: & clear & all
the stars were visible. That is why
we could definately tell that the
objects were so much different.
There were 9 of us witnessing this RIDGE
spectacle until 9PM. My husband & I
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in the contrail there was lateral disnlacment. ather
station indicated a wind shift at 18,c0o feet. The ontrail appeare have
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ZERO ZULU J IT WAS TOO DARK TO OBSERVE THE NARROW CMA VERTICAL CLOUDS CMA
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AND HAD THE APPEARANCE CIRRUS TYPE CLOUD THREE ZERO
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VERTICAL CLOUD WAS ROUGHLY SHAPED C BOWL ING PIN CMA THE VAPOR
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ZULU CMA ONE EIGHT ONE NINE FIVE ZERO CMA THE STORM
. DETECTION RADAR UNIT OF THE WEATHER SQUADRON DETACHMENT TAT ERNEST HARMON
AIR FORCE BASE PICKED UP AN OBJECT IN SAINT GEORGES BAY ABOUT TWO
TO FIVE HUNDRED YARDS HEAD POINT PARN FOUR EIGHT
BUT WAS UNABLE TKO DISCOVER ANY UNUSUAL
RETURNS FURTHER OUT WERE INVESTIGATED
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CN TH DURING THE INVESTIGATION GOLF COCA ALFA WAS UNABLE
TO PIC UNLDENT BJE ALERT WAS CANCELLED AT Z05
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