Lancaster, TexasAugust 1956

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: PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
[1 pate 2. LOCATION "12. CONCLUSIONS
| : RS hte p ¥ 0 Was Belloon
9 August 1956 | Lancaster, 7e¢xas ‘TD Prebably Balloon : |
| | 3. DATE-TIME GROUP i. TYPE OF OBSERVATION TER RaRsRly Bitlece
| aca lzaleimiasalttse. Na Tol Bll on 2 Ground-Visua! 0 Ground-Reder | 2 aga ATE
i eM U2302 0 Air Visual O Air-Intercept Radar | DO Possibly Aircraft
i (Es BoTO EEE eT Ten (8) SOURCE {DO Was Astronomical Mars
| 3 O Yes | bs {a Lioadatly Astronomical i
| Rh *3:No A Civilian TR J SRT A ;
| 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION |. NUMEER OF OBJECTS | 9. CCURSE |Q Other |
i ) 0 Insufficient Ucto for Evaluntion!
{ ! ; | { | Unknown i
six tc eight hours | one | east to SISAYE rr SRM GE
| [10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS
| One bright, white, oval-shaped object, With exception of angle of elevatin
I the size of a hasketball at arm's and azimuth upon objects disazppezx-
length, Object moved E to S in ance, this sighting meets the i
straight path. Object was viewed vis- | characteristics for Mars. The !
ually for six to cight hénwps, Faded angle of elevation & azimuth
away at sunrise, Object disappeared: upon disappearance can possibly |
| at 10 to 20 dgr elevation and 170 dgr | be in error, Evaluated as Mars,
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| ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP S2)