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“ 1. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS
i 0 Wos Balloon
i 16 November 1962 Madison, Tennessee Gis Greatly. Ee on

3 3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION hehe Solo
. EOP ee SOR XB round- Vi sual O Ground-Redar a Brobobly Alvereht
1 GMT 17/01202Z 0 Air Visuol O Air-Intercept Rador O Possibly Aircraft |
Ee 5. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical

8 O Yes B Probably AatronominLy LOOT

3 3XNo Civilian DO Possibly Astronomical

© | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE go], TE ARE TG

wo : 0 Insufficient Dota for Evaluation

4 O Unk

FE 17 seconds 2-3 South py

© 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Lt SUMRNTS

4 Obj like huge star of mag -8 lasting Speed indicates that obj was a |
E about 8 seconds observed to break into| meteor, Amature star gazer—-
i 2 objs of about third magnitude. should be aware of meteor charac-
4 Sighted east moving south. Yellowish :" teristics. Characteristics con-
: white. Sighting included impression of| form to bolide observation &
Eg explosion, Covered 20 dgr arc in 15 case considered as a probable |
i seconds while moving toward the south.| meteor sighting.
Estimated to be 15-20 miles away. Gave |
Er impression of reflecting light rather |
§ than being self-luminous, Did not |
L think it was an a/c.
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