PROJECT BLUE BOOK

2 PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE |2 LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
27 Feb 62 Brazil o Was Balloon
00 Prabably Bolloon
3. 4 TYPE OF OBSERVATION Possibly Balloon
Local Ground-Visual Ground-Roder Was Alieraft
00 Probably Aireraft
GMT_ 27/2300z AirVisual Air-Intercept Rader Possibly Aircraft
5. PHOTOS SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
Yes Physical 00 Probably Astronomical
O No Specimen Civilian Possibly Astronomical
OBSERVATION NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other. Missiles.
doo Insufficient Date for Evaluation
Several Se Unknown
T0. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING TO. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11 COMMENTS 11 COMMENTS
5 Metal Metal fragments of fragments of object recovered in Contacted FTD representative at Cape
Brastl. Brasll. One piece 5"x 1/8" with sten:iled One tiege Canaveral. Object identified by
Lebtern 27-6io47 of a canister type 27-6io47 of' a canister type serial # on radio bexcon as Atlas
radio beacon model R-Z included in pieces. radio beacon model R-Z included in pieces. missile.
Cboervation at night. Chservation at night. Pieces recovered next recovered next
iy. 1ay. Kept several days then turned over to
rmy. Army. Metal pieces spot welded. Metal pieces welded. One piece
appeared to be mignetized magnetized and weighed 200 , and weighed 200 lbs. lbs.
Observation was of flaming object leaving
trall and exploding. trail and exploding. Sound of explosion
could be heard.
ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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rectly s PLEIONE (6.5)
Canis Major, the great dog. Astronomers
indicate the brightness of a star by the units ALCYONE (3) ELECTA ((4.6)
called magnitude; the smaller i it is, the ATLAS (4.5)
brighter is the star. Sirius is so n much . MEROPE (5)
brighter (nearly 11 times) than a typical .
star of the first magnitude e that its magni- . ..
tude e is less than zero-minus 1.43. .
Canis Major is one of t two dogs among .
the constellations. The other is higher in .
the s sky: Canis Minor, the e little dog. In it • 1
is Procyon, still a brilliant t star t though only
about a t tenth as bright Sirius. . THE PLEIADES
As pictured on the ancient star maps,
which'showed the figures around the stars,
the dogs s accompany Orion, the warrior. He
is above and t to the right of Canis Major.
The feature to look for here is a row of Capella LYNX
three stars with one much brighter above AURIGA
and below. The upper is called Betelgeuse FEBRUARY
and the lower Rigel. Both of them are of 1962 PERSEUS
the first magnitude. The three stars in a URSA
row between Rigel and Betelgeuse form CAMELOPARDALIS MMAJOR
TRIANGULUM
Orion's belt. These are second magnitude Polaris
and possess individual names-Alnitak, CASSIOPEIA URSA LEO
Alnilam and Mintaka, going from left to ANDROMEDA Sched MINUH-
right-but these are seldom used. CANES
Still higher than Orion, and farther right, CEPHEUS DRACO VENATICI
you will find a brilliant and reddish star Alpheratz
called Aldebaran, which is in Taurus, the

sweet influences of the Pleiades?" According long stretch of open Palmyra a Island,
to the Graeco-Roman which is about I,300 miles south Hono
mythology, , they were lulu. After that the path goes toward the
the seven daughters of f Atlas and Pleione, so northeast, ending as the sun is setting
they are often called the seven sisters. But about a thousand miles west of lower
if you look at the cluster with the naked California.
eye, you will probably only be able to see At Palmyra, the sun will be totally
six stars. This has led to the myth of the eclipsed for more than three minutes. At
"lost Pleiad" and a great amount of folk. Salamaua, at the eastern end of New
lore to explain why one is missing. Perhaps Guinea, the eclipse will last about 2%/4 min-
one of the stars did shine more brilliantly utes. Farther east, the duration will be less,
in the past than it does now and that is and the sun will be more poorly placed in
why the ancient writers referred to seven the sky. However, many astronomers have
sisters. taken up positions along g the eclipse track,
Look for the Pleiades to observe features of the sun that can best
be studied when the moon hides the bril.
If your eyesight is u unusually keen, and liant solar dise.
you have a dark, clear night, vou may be
able to see two or three e more of the Celestial Time Table for February
Pleiades. With even a small telescope you Feb. EST
can see over a hundred, while astronomical 4 7:10 p.m. New moon; total eclipse of sun
photographs reveal thousands. visible in Pacific Ocean
Try looking at them with binoculars or 5 8:00 a.m. Mecury between earth and sun
even opera g glasses. Some of the stars you 5:00 p.m. Moon nearest, distance 222,700
will see are shown on the special map. Find miles
the I Pleiades in the southwestern sky in 8 1:00 p.m. Jupiter on far side of sun
Taurus. Face south and hold the map of Taurus. I Face south and hold the map of 9 1:46 a.m. Algol (variable star in Perseus) Algol (variable star in Perseus)
the Pleiades up as if reading a book held the Pleiades up as if reading a bock held at minimum at minimum
at arm's length. Now move your right arm II 10:43 a.m. 10:43a.m. Moon in first quarter Moon in first quarter
10:36 p.m. 10:36 p.m. Algol at minimum Algol at minimum
to the southwest, rotating the map to the to the southwest, rotating the map to the 14 7:25 p.m. Algol at minimum
right so that the upper left hand corner right so that the upper leit hand corner 19 19 8:18 a.m. S:18 a.m. Full moon Full I moon
points directly upward. The map then 20 4:00 p.m. Moon farthest, distance 252,
natches the actual positions of the Pleiades 500 miles 500 miles
in the sky. 27 10:50 1.m. Moon in last quarter
The six that are usually seen with the 5:00 p.m. Pluto nearest Pluto nearest tearth, earth, distance distance
naked eve are Atlas (magnitude 4.5). naked eve are Atlas (magnitude 4.5). 3,006,000,000 miles
Subtract one hour for CST. two hours for
Alcyone (3), Merope (5), Maia (4), Tay. Alcyone (3), Merope (5), Maia (), Tay. MST, and three hours for PST.
geta 5.1) and Electra (5.1) and Electra (4.6). Pleione,
Sterope and Celaeno are each about 6.5
magnitude, and it is generally considered magnitude, and it is generally considered
that the fifth magnitude is about the faint-
est that can be seen without optical aid.
In plotting the r In plotting the motions of the stars,
astronomers have found that those in the astronomers have found that those in the
Pleiades pI are t traveling together like a flock ubcodo-k
of birds. They are moving along lines that
are really parallel but which seem to con-
verge, on account of perspective. They are
converging toward point in Orion, a little
to the east of Betelgeuse.g Quite number of
faint stars near the Pleiades are moving in
the same way, thus demonstrating their
membership in the cluster.
At present the Pleiades are at a distance
that their light, traveling 186,000 miles
every second, takes nearly 500 years to reach
us. Long-exposure photographs, through
large observatory telescopes, show that the
stars are enveloped in a cloud of dust,
which shows up by the starlight that it
reffects.
February brings the year's first eclipse,
but not much of it will be seen in the
United States and Canada. Along the west
coast the sun, just as it is setting on Feb. 4,
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ald Ocllels
clouds, etc. He told Jones that this couldn't have been an aircraft. Jones said that clouds, etc. He told Jones that this couldn't have been an aircraft. Jones said that
- more of a description. He said that well pal, you
just said it was an aircraft. aircraft.s
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analysis over the telephone. Jones asked if we could send a form for him and his
administrative end of
that he couldn't tell him what it was because the the evaluator evaluator was not was not in the office the office today.
Hoegee s said yes he
NOTE: admitted that he had been drinking, he also sounded intoxicated.
Sent Form 164s on 28 Feb 66.
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Phynouth rathway station, said the
burt corched i parh from
norh-w to sah
It was a brilhant obiect and
ppeared from nowbere. It looked
hee the frouit of a beilot. being
wasth white with a reaish truge
in front. he suid I have seom
fallirz tan and comets before
and th ahent did aut resemble and th ahect did at resemble
eutar. It was gute he. and was eutar. it was qate he. ahd was
ailing at a temfie geed alng t a tertie geed
"Ir Echaare vani the shie "Ir Echaarie vand the sbje
raared  Bukmed Aier isder- reared Bekeed Arieer isder-
we a ws hh ag in the same ao ah wos hsd ag in the same
So doanbed the hret as a So doanbed the brt as a
roend wlate hall roend wlnte ball'
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No Case (Information Only) 5 February 1962
New Zealand -
New Zealand - Feb. 5, 1962
A mysterious, bright, bul-
let-like object flashed
through the sky. Fishermen
who SHY it ior a good 10
seconds, said that it was
definituly not a falling
star cr star cr comet.
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A sinilar objuct A sinil:r objuct was ob- was ob-
surved in ferma, 0. surved in ierma, O the the
- summer - 1961... summer 1961.
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1962 a large rumber of UFOs were 11,
Venezuela. At th sighted by citizens in Parque
Pineda reported t a bright U moving at high altitude"as if
towards the Moor as seen. sighting was confirmed by the
newspaper El versal.
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14 February 1962
No Case (Information Only) Bessemer, Alabama
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ERIEFS: In Bessemer. Alebama. a by several peo-
NEWS according to one report
early and
plo in set fire grocery
dropped ten
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These are now knovn to be in iifferent orbit, and are bunched up in five or
alx uneleas clumps, i. e., the W93 3 It ras been suggested
that Col. Glenn saw soots Lefere caused by coming into the bright
dawn suidenly cut the darkross. Thig is an absurd notion, in our opinion;
Certainly, in his three years or intensivs and nental
traininz, Glenn was taught dietinguish between physical objects and visual
illusions. most likely theory advanced to date the satronaut saw
frozen sjscted into tne frizidity of epace m a cooling device on
his spacecraf . Yet, even this explanation does not suffice. During a visit to
any sorious danger!
Another very interesting phencmenon the Glonn flight is shown
top of the next page taken from ths Los An-
geles Time mary 22nd, bears the captiont "Mzaterx strosks:
Unexylained, streaks, apparently of light, Dpoer on picture takon by John
Glern with hand-hold camera ss he whirlod throu

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NUMEROUS EFFORTS DURING WEEK TWO FIVE DASH THREE ONE MARCH INDICATE
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ngod 12 16. The Licturos Wre r not de-
voloped for mony Weuks. Althouh slight- low He and his friends were in the old
five ob- nursery garden in the back of his home
jucts-onch with a contral dare-hevoring a- when they spotted the five dark objects
bove somd trees. Those photos have boen over the currant hedges and trees. The
the conter of much cantroversy, but so for picture was taken with a simple Brownie
camera. shows five dark fan-shaped ob-
thay have hald up es authuntic. The ob- jects, slightly above the
jects wore the typicel "rlying Scucer" trees.
shoyus. Air Ministry experts examined the
photos
Theye questioned the bov for nearly two
hours. Alex's father said he was told he
would get an answer if he came to Lon-
don with the photo and negative but don with the photo and negative. but
after the meeting. officials said they after the meeting. officials said they
aoald have to make more inqutries aoald have to make more inqutrtes
The Yo:kshire Post wid the Ministry The Yo;kshire Post wid the Ministry
official, smiled when 'hy saw the boy official, smilrd when 'hy saw the boy /
and his box camera hu, did not smile and his box camera hu. did not smile
when they saw the photograph They They
later referred to the objects us UFOs later referred to the objects us UfOs
E I0 and Aeria! Phenomena, and and Aeria! Phrnomena, and say the say the
photo is not a hoax
On the glossy pictures and the nega- On the glossy pictures and the negs-
tive. there are several clusters of white tive. there are several clusters of white
or clear spots. One cluster is immediate
ly above one of the objects.
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MARCH 1962 2 SIGHTINGS
DATE LOCATION CESERVER EVALUATION
-1 Adana, Turkey Civilian. INSUFFICIENT DATA
R 1 Salem, New York UNIDENTIFIED
58.283 174.04E Military SATELLITE
Miami, Florida (PHOTCS) AIRCRAFT
-10 New York, New York AIHCRAFT
-12 Bethel, Alaska - Astro (MCON)
~14 Midway Island (Pacific) Military SATELLITE
15 22N 67.20W (Atlantic Ccean) INSUFFICTENT DATA
17 32.48N 118.45 (Facific) Military Astro (METEOR)
17 East Crange, New Jersey AIRCRAFT
17 Waden AFS, age, Minnesota Astro (REFRACTION OF
STAR)
-18 La Puente, California AIRCRAFT
-19 Chanute AFB, Illinois Multiple Astro (VENUS)
22 Hyde Fark, Massachusetts INSUFFICIENT DATA
-22 Bronx, New York Cther (CONTRAIL)
25 42.27N 126.49W (Facific) Military Astro (METEOR)
25 Grandview, Missouri AIRCPAFT
26 Ramstein AFB, Germany Military UNIDENTIFIED
26 Naperville, Illinois UNIDENTIFIED
-26 Westfield, Massachusetts UNIDENTIFTED
.27 27 Palmer, Alaaka Palmer, Alaaka Other (BIRDS) Other (BIRDS)
31 31 MAcreNzIe MACReNZIe BAY, AL BAy, AL mititary AIRERAFT
ADDITIONAL REPORTI IGHTINGS (NOT CASES) (NOT CASES)
DAIE LOCATION SCURCE EVALUATION
March Universe Science News Ltr
March South America South America Newa Newa Clipoing Clipping
7 Bolton, Lancashire, England = "1
9 9 Kahuhui, Maui, Hawaii " = n
11 11 Dawson, Iowa
17 17 Bristol, England H N I It
18 18 SALAS Base, Antarctic 3
30 South Hampton, England - t
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BEEN ASSURED BY OFFICIALS THAT PIECES CAN BE MADE AVAILABLE TO US
PD PARA ONE PIECE APPROXIMATELY ONE FIVE INCHES BY ONE EIGHT INCHES
FELL IN VICINITY OF BICAS CMM MINAS GERAIS FOUR THREE TWO ZERO WEST
TWO ONE THREE ZERO SOUTH PD THIS CARRIED FOLLOWING STENCILED LETTERING
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SCORCHED PF OF OTHER THREE PIECES ONE SEEMED TO BE OF SAME THICKNESS
AND OTHER TWO WERE A LITTLE HEAVIER PD ALL PIECES WERE SPOT WELDED AND OTHER TWO WERE A LITTLE HEAVIER PD ALL PIECES WERE SPOT WELDED
CMM AND WELDED SEAMS WERE INTACT WITH IRREGULAR TEARS OVER METAL CMM AND WELDED SEAMS WERE INTACT WITH IRREGULAR TEARS OVER METAL
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OBJECT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE PD PARA EYE WITNESS NUMBER ONE SAW AN
OBJECT APPROXIMATELY TWO THREE ZERO ZERO ZULU CMM TWO SEVEN FEBRUARY
TRAVELING WEST TO EAST LEAVING FLAMING TRAIL PD THEN OBJECT T EXPLODED
AND BROKE INTO TWO PIECES PD FRONT PART WENT FORWARD AND REAR
PART DROPPED PD WITNESS HEARD TWO EXPLOSIONS PD PARA EYE WITNESS -
NUMBER TWO HEARD THREE EXPLOSIONS BETWEEN TWO TWO THREE ZERO ZULU AND
TWO THREE ZERO ZERO ZULU CMM TWO SEVEN FEBRUARY PD HE SAW A FLASH
OF LIGHT FROM ABOVE CMM THEN HEARD A STRANGE NOISE CMM THEN SAW A (
BLAZING TRAIL WHICH WENT OUT OF SIGHT OR FLAME DISAPPEARED PD DID NOT
SEE IT FURTHER PD PARA EYE WITNESS NUMBER THREE HEARD THREE EXPLOSIONS
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Capt Piske called 18 April 1962. Object was identified
as belonging to ATLAS. AFMTc is taking necessary action for
recovery and explanation to Brazilian attache.
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