Project 10073 Record — South Korea, 15-19 April 1954

This document is a formal record under Project 10073 concerning a series of aerial observations reported in South Korea between April 15 and April 19, 1954. The record indicates that four separate reports were received from four distinct sources, describing a total of six objects. The observation duration for the events was recorded as 4.3 seconds. The type of observation was classified as ground-visual and air-visual. The official conclusion reached by the project is that the sightings were likely astronomical in nature, specifically identified as meteors. The analysis suggests that these sightings were consistent with the Lyrid meteor shower, which typically occurs from mid-April to early May. These meteors are described as swift streaks of light that often exhibit a bluish or greenish hue. The document references ATIC #183550, which is noted as being filed in the repository. The record confirms that no photographic or physical evidence was associated with these sightings.