El Campo, TexasSeptember 1960

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E IRANSTZKAS ALiLINSES PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
1. DATE 2. LOCATION La CONCLUSIONS |
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; 10 Sep Vv El C23pP9, 12Xas 0 Woes Balloon
3 0 Probably Bolloon
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1. DATE-TIME GROUP © TYPE OF OBSERVATION fi Pony Bere
E PT REI 8] Ground- Visual 0 Ground-Rodar a Wos Aircraft ¢
2 131 87, | Q Probably Aircra 1
Tf pA 17/0210 | oa Air Visual 03 Air-intercep! Raodor O Possibly Aircraft
pe ep —— i ————————— 53 = T TT ol A EA]
5. PHOTOS Pe SOURCE = Was Astronomical
0 Yes | vterd14n Og. Probobly Astronomical l2te0r
1 Ne Civilian 0D Possibly Astronomical
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7 LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 0 Other ember
n= riven Ne Hap 0 Insuflicient Date for Evaluation
: nov gives | one fe
\ 0 Unknown
- Br ERG Le —————— ee ————— mR ————— PAR EMESIS BE es SR
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
jo shape; Just pright light. Vagnitude of a pescription of this object TiLs that of
right star. Traveled at a +remendous spee tha classic meteor. There is no information
Rrigat 1ligat in the pilot's ten o'clock posi- which indicates that object was I ht 8
ction, When sighted object was about 6000 ft. meteor.
~stimated aziauth 305° magnetic. yhen dis-
appeared object was about 600C ft in pilot's
12 o'clock position.
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ATIC FORM 319 (REV 26 SEP 52)
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