Vicinity Winchester Bay, OregonSeptember 1960

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§ F. DATE 2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS

i he ST) 60 Vicinity Winche st Sp Bos Oraror D0 Vos Bolloon

3 - A Aa a cit ach Ub il art, aes O Probably Balloon

: ee gone pcr ee SE ES ES Possik )

E 3. DATE-TIME GI0UP 4. TYPE OF CBSERVATION WW. Tasmy Dettoen

2 SL RRR i ’ 815% J Gmund-Visual 0 Ground-Rodar a Was Aiveraft

: = CTE Binoculars 0 Probably Aircroft

2 tg RES el A cdo po Eh ARE 0 Ateclmorespt Roeder DD Possibly Airerafr

§ 5. PHOTOS | 8 SOURCE er a at

t 0 Yas Seba wa 0 Probably Astronomical Jupiter
: - a a 0 Possibly Astronomizol

2 No |

8 7. LENGTH OF CABS3ZRVATION [3. NUMBZR OF O3JECTS | 9. COURSE BE Oe

¥ tJ Insufficient Dota for Evaluation
4 3-4 min | one rapid ascent 0 Unknown

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E 10. BRIZE SUMMARY OF SICHTING 11. COMMENTS

¢ Spherical, noonsized object oscillating in a It is concluded that refraction of the

¢ rapid ascent with all colors of the spectrum. plonet Jupiter was responsible for this
£ Decreasing size, sighting. It is nob unusual for re? actey
i astronomical objects to give the illusioch
1 of zooming straight up. The description |
; by the witness ia characteristis of
objects distorted by atmospheric rafrac- :
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ATIC FORM 329 (R2V 15 SEP 52)

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