Saratoga Springs, New YorkSeptember 1960

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: | 1. pats 2. LOCATION | 12. CONCLUSICNS
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£ | OF iat BEER. er PAREN i FY | 0 Was Balloon
k rhe *& { RAGUSA AMER) TEE SUE {3 Probably Balloon
1 “ig BT me i amma. U). Pa gsiNY Balloch
: 3. DATE-TIME GROUP | 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION chitiil ota
8 q a \ nC a [2 Was Aircraft
$ RE ah oi J Ground-Yisuol 0 Ground-Rodar = Rd : o
i | 1 Praobobly Airzeal?
: gis 0187 " " : : | O bly Aircraf
$ ! BRT. lS NVAEETAATL JE 0 Air-Visual 0 Air-Intsrcept Radar |” Possibly Aircralt
$ TT Te To a 7x1 11 T of Rt pene om ri : .
£ \'s. PHOTOS 6. SOURCE “TF Was Astronomical Ral
H OC Yos Sa aed 0 Probably Astronomical !
y LAV 11131 gp i bi Aste ical
i No ) 17088 oy. Astronomico |
$ EB 8 Tg J J BF ror re Tr ee yy Epa 1 OP : FF 3
i 7. LENGTH CF CASERYATION 3, NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE p YT Other = da bhon L ES
i 1 a O Insufficient Data for Ev luation |
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i 10 min two { ; g ( Unknown
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10, BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [11. COMMENTS
§ 2 biects about v mi n apart. ize of I Lanat t ORT TK BERS yu NAL oniant WS OH a
1 Mars, bright red. Brigant red color appeared | irst Observed was planet. Venus. As the
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i below the UFO intermittently and the color planet set) atmospheric refraction was
. ° R - Te a 43% Pades AS vids ave 4 £3 2 Pry . Su
: was streaked, but did not avpear to be resp ble Tor distortion. and gpparent
5 exhaust. Chjects seemed to zig zeg. Both mobzeas—causing tr misidentftoation.
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¥ objects disappeared by falling below the { It is not understood why-witneasses Lhouzag
§ horizon. objects disarmearad’ mS 22d IT. The bricat
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