Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record Card — Atlantic Ocean, 7 April 1955
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AI-Generated Summary
A Project 10073 record card detailing a 30-second sighting of a circular, bluish-silver object over the Atlantic Ocean on April 7, 1955. The object was described as hovering and larger than the moon, with an official conclusion of a possible meteor.
This document is a Project 10073 record card documenting an aerial sighting that occurred over the Atlantic Ocean on April 7, 1955, at 2115Z. The report describes a single, circular object that was bluish-silver in color and appeared larger than the moon. The witness reported that the object hovered for approximately 30 seconds and made no sound. The sighting took place under clear weather conditions. The report explicitly notes that the object was definitely not transparent. The official conclusion recorded on the card is that the event was a possible meteor sighting. The document includes a secondary page, which appears to be a teletype or cable transmission summarizing the incident, confirming the coordinates as 35 degrees 23 minutes North, 55 degrees 13 minutes West (though the OCR text contains some ambiguity regarding the exact coordinate formatting). The report confirms that no radar contact was made and no photographs were taken. The document is marked with the ATIC Form 329 designation, indicating it was processed by the Air Technical Intelligence Center.
Circular, bluish silver, appeared larger than moon. No sound.
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Official Assessment
Possible meteor sighting.
The object was observed for 30 seconds, appeared circular and bluish silver, and was larger than the moon. It was noted as hovering with no sound. The official conclusion on the record card is a possible meteor sighting.