PROJECT BLUE BOOK

r PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
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17 Feb 61 Humboldt, Sask, Canada S pen? eae
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION a Vessiny Seteen
O Was Aircraft
ee | B) Ground- Vi sual O Ground-Rodar O Probobly Aireroft
CM 6k i ¢ O Air Vi sual O Air-Intercept Radar D Possibly Aireroft
5. PHOTOS . SOURCE © Was Astronomical |
O Yes - Naat dente
ossibly Agtronomic
1 No Civilian Ems TRY
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE © Other
0 Insufficient Date for Evaluation

10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Bright red-orange, size |! COMMENTSCharacteristics of objt are

of pea, trail 4 times size of objt. Seen at those of a meteor. However, duration

15° elevation. is quite excessive. More probably re-
entry of 1961 Gamma 4. Color and burning
of objt on straight flight path with
some breaking up, characteristic or re-
entry.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT(S)

shape eH, Tay “ERs oe 2 Rl

Size compared to a known object (Use one of the following terms: Head of a pin,vea, dime

nickel, quarter, half dollar, silver dollar, baseball, grape fruit, or basketball ) held in

the hand at about arm's length gaz.

Color hight aud atarge eon 2 2 EE ee

Formation, if more than one // shire adsan |
Any discernable features or fetails Lim | |

Tail, trail, or exhaust, including size of same compared to size of the object(s)
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Sound, if heard describe sound Acs zee! .
Other pertinent or unusual features i ain Slur bt. ZZ AAD OAH Matec é |
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DESCRIPTTON OF COURSE OF THE OBJECT(S)

What first called thea Attention of observer(s) to the object(s) Lpisat Ly gps A _|

Approximate angle of elevation of object(s) when first observed Pa te |
Approximate angle of elevation of object(s) whken-£ire+-ebserved-upon disapperence /S val

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How long was the object(s) visible ? (Be specific, 5 minutes,l hour etc. ) k

INVESTIGATION

Investigation made on Lassally, aT & kkdT —_ |
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Investigator’ P name and address

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MANNER OF OnSaRVATION

Use any combination or one of the following a ground=electronic or

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air electronic (If electronir specify type of radar ) /;yxwf—yr2e11

Statement as to ovtical aids ( Telescopes,binoculars etc, ) I, ofp, Wy, L, 4 ”W/ 6 PP xen

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LOCATICN OF OBSERVER , |
Exact latitude and longatitude of each observer, and/or geogravhical position, A positon |

with reference to a known landmark should also be given, such as "2 mile " of Deeville;"

2"3 miles SW of Blue Lake" (example 89 45 n, }? 71 W )
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TIME AND DATS OF SIGHTING

Time and date of sighting//7- “JS Leousey SZ LZEL

Light conditions (use one of the followinz terms:Night, day, dawn, dusk ) ” L teed :
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IDENTIFYING GNRORMATION ON OBSERVER(S

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WEATHER CONDITIONS AT TIME OF SIGHTING

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Amount of cloud cover } Le IPL | oe | Thunderstorms in apes and where they
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WIM TNEZSSES
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Person who #s giving the report will sign below and will give his or her address

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