1 Mi NW of Wheaton, MarylandOctober 1960

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<N. PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
[1 pave E LOCATION & CONCLUSIONS
Va SRE HR RE : 0 Was Balloon
< - ) m1 ] f ~ J agkr 2 vr) a | wos alion
abl 4 ML Lv OL Wagan, alyland O Probably Bolicon
Ee EE Eg a — +E —— S—— > E—— SS —— Seng rma tetra aaeen) > £2 0.8 1 »
3. DATZ-TIME GROUP | i. TYPE OF OBSERVATION WT. CRESINY Snes
Pra x 0 Was Aiveraf?
c 1 Gs d-Vis J Cround-i 8 bs
Er RR NER RE RR OB ava £1 Ground-Visual 0} Ground-Rodar 1 Probably Airerof?
g Way 1 F sib { .
GMT. SU CRRERERN RR | 0 AirVisuol 0 Air-intarcept Hadar O Possibly A rerakt Tila :
5. PHOTOS Bl 4. SOURCE Es 0. Was Astronemiecol Oma Lliaul
Yes te Sh [> Probobly Astronomical
é B Ne Civilian 0 Possibly Astronomical
& 7. LENGTH OF O83E3VATION  . | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BOW
; ! 0 Insufficient Data for Cyaluation
£ 2 min one RAT pe 0 Unknown
3 mis | ne stationary :
3 1). BRIER SUMMARY DF SIGHTING [11. COMMENTS
Shapeless ob, 2ct, ten times the diameter of an | Probably the star Fomalhaut which was in
i averags star and mich brighter, extramely the position reported for the obiact.
; bright yellowish cast. The intensity diminished! Possibly viewed with atmospheric refrac- |
uring a five second interval to the brightness) tion causing undue brightness.
I a normal star. A few seconds later the ob-
ject disappeared completely.
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ATIC FORM 329 (REY 75 SEP §2)