Project 10073 Record Card — Danbury, Connecticut, 6 November 1957

This document is a Project 10073 record card and associated military intelligence report concerning an unidentified aerial phenomenon observed on November 6, 1957, in Danbury, Connecticut. The report details a sighting of a single, stationary, round object described as being the size of a 'pinhead' when viewed through 50x power glasses. The object was noted to be bright orange to red in color, with a possible tail, and remained visible for over three hours. The witness, who observed the object during daylight hours, was unable to identify it despite the use of magnification. The military investigation, conducted by Detachment 3 of the 4602nd AISS and reported to EADF/CIC, concluded that the information provided was insufficient for a formal evaluation. The report includes technical details such as the weather conditions, which were described as having scattered sky coverage, and confirms that no radar contact was made. The documentation consists of the standard ATIC Form 329 record card and a teletype message summarizing the incident, which was routed through various military commands including the 773rd ACWRON at Montauk AFS and the 26th Air Division. The final assessment remains that the sighting could not be explained due to a lack of sufficient data.