Cape Canaveral, FloridaAugust 1961

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1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
Sh ’ : ; ; 0 Was Bolloon
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8 Aug ol cape Canaveral, Blorida 0 Probably Balloon :
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3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION OD Possibly Balloon
5100 oe Vi 5 00 Was Aircraft
Leu Bl iis iiticimne {XGround- Visual 0 Ground-Rodar Q Probably Aircraft
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: GMT 000200% 0 Air Visual J Air-Intercept Radar O Possibly Aireraht A i
5. ‘PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 1 Was Astronomicol MeTen
: 0 Yes DX Probably Astronomical
4 «:0 Ne Military O Possibly Astronomical
i 7. LENGTH CF.OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE BOTH iii iimiiisiinioi
: O Insufficient Data for Evaluation
j Sy 3 Unknown
; 3-5 sec 21 NA
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Round. white, objt 11. COMMENTSSpeed, color, etc., conform ©O
: described as light. Appesra2d at 30° elev, observaticn of meteor. Absence of tail gan
30° T az. Disappeared at 30° elev, 90° az aftepbe explainzd in that occasionally tail
i straight level flight. Estimated at 1,500", is very faint and is not always ohsexrved.
= . P-3 miles distant. Appearance of altitude and distance do ijotb
g rule out probability of objt being a
meteor.
1 i ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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