Boulder, ColoradoOctober 1960

i pre PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
3 1. DATE § LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
[a 5-12 Oct 60 Boulder, Colorado 0 Yas Bolloon
tle : ’ : 0 Probably Belison
ee ——— SS ——————————— a te ——————————— Tr ————————ren EE
3. DATE-TIME CROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION = TeSmEy Batten
4 > . 0 Was Aivcroft
4 RA oY " M 2
Beales A 21 Ground-Visual 0 Ground-Rodor 0 Probubly Aireraf?
i sy /nanlico aaill A:
1 our. 6-13/00457 i 0 Ain Visual O Air-Intarcopt Radar | 0 Possibly Aircroft
i 5. PHOTOS I” SOURCE 0 Wos Astronomicol
0 Yos Sask i Probably Astrenomiesl Varnus
d Ma Civilian 0 Poazsibly Astronomical
; 7. LENGTH O= C332ZRVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BN
3 H 0 Insufficient Date far Evaluation
FE 20 min | one W 5: Unkvewn
19, BRIZE SUMMARY OF SIGHTING |11. COMMENTS
: Wizite object, size of pea. Mora than 45° above | Venus was in a direction correspending
aorizon when sighted. Disappeared below to that given by the witness and was
A western horizon. Object at first appeared far brighter than eny of the stars. The
stationary. planet set at aprox 1805, lasting aprox
4 20 min from time it was first sighted.
4 be FU ie BSB Te A SR ps le AI pd ANS wa AA
ATIC FORM 329 (RZY 25 SEP 52)