PROJECT 10073 RECORD CAr~D 3. DATETIME GROUP 2. L OCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS 0 Wo~ Bolloon lsast Gary t Indl:ana a Probably Balloon 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION_; ----------Cl Possibly Balloon ;\];~round Vi suol 0 Ground-Radar 0 Wa s Aircraft 0 Prohobly Aircraft v --0 A lrVisuol 0 Air-Intercept Radar r ~.ss Y ircr o t .X.f,jyes n o t r e ceived O~XProba~ly Ar,tronomic:ol . o No civili?.n (GOC) o Possibly Alitronomic:ol 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION S. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE 0 , Othor---.,---.,.--~--- ill i n sie-ht at end 0 Insufficient t>ato fo r Evaluation '-" 0 Unknown of GflC tour o f dutv=l :.{/4 hrs/ t hree to. tlRIEP SUMMARY OF SICHTINO T!1rec ~ound object~, or1c in the north one northeast, and one i n th e east seen by a GOC observer durin g his tour o f duty. The object s scented to r emain s tationary and appeared to b e alternating at irregular intervals the colors g reen, orange, and redo Scetl throug h window glass of GOC post Photos taken .. ATIC FORM 329 (R~V 26 SEP 52) stationarv 11. COMMENT S ATIC Form 164 was con1pleted by teleph011e with the observct b y Flt 3-A, 4602d AISS, & forwarded to this heetclquarturs . Tho observ~r t e nded to disbelieve that the sighting was generate d by stars or planets due to the cha nge in colorsQ When the observer we11t off of GOC duty the objects we r e still in sight & in the sa1ne positionso It is the opi11ion o f this h q that source saw Jupite r aoct t>~"O s Ca!';:; C l'..t'ub,tt'l 'te ' .: