PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 2. LOCATION 3. OATETIME GROUP A. TYPE OF OBSERVATION .0 _ J;round Visual 12. CONCLUSIONS Wo ... Boll otJn Probably GoHoon Po~ui bl y B o l l oon 0 Ground-Rodor 0 W<Js Ai rcroh I " Ill I 0 Air-Visual 0 A irlnta re-ltpt Rudor 0 Proba~ly Aircroh 0 Po s s i bl y Ai rcroh 0 Was Astro nomlc ... l 7. LENGTH OF OBSE~VATION I. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 0 Probably A~tronomicol 0 Possibly A~tronomicnl 0 Insufficient Doto for Evaluation 10. B~JEF SUMM4AY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS Otjee;t !Jro b ably tt c loud roru? t i.o.1 .. ATIC FORM 32') (~Y.V 26 SJ~P 52) U o S. AIR FOR(;E TECHI,IICAL l'NFOR.H:\TION SHEg:t? rh.;.~. yi t'.~>t:ton:cu.ire h 'ls b~cn pn:paced so t.ha t yon \.an give "Gh.e: Uo So ~ "' . :~ 3~ ir . .t::i.1 inforu:lt.icn as possible conc.erni.ng th o unidt:IlTJI.i ~ :d , .. ~ .. ~ ...... 1. phE~nom-:non thar, you hav-~ obsex"vedo Please try to J.n~':lWt::l~ as m':!Ily q-...:-;~:,ton5 ~:.". ,r.;o...t uossibly ~ano The jnf0rma.t-ton that you gi,le ~T~-11 b-:- u --ftu" r~s',r.:.h rurpo&:s. a n d will b e regarded as c ortf'ide:nti \1. rrv:tterl-3.1.1) Yc..o A"i:Lma .::.li. n o t b e u~1ed in ~n~1Jlect'i.on with any stat.ement.s . ., ron(l;]u:=:i0n~Cl ~-'.r P'Jhl l(.3.t.LO":"L:-> ithouc you:r pG:c-mission. Je requ<::st thi5 pGr[~or..al -LnL'i.Jl'= rr~1.t1 ~n DC' t r-~at J i f it. l : .:: m~d necE~ssary." l-7e m-ay ~on tact you fer further. you 5ee the object? l J.ffi~ Z.OI1'?. o ( Cl' ..-cle OnP-' g bo Central c . Hount<Jin do Pacific 4. 'tlc~e we::.'2 you 't-Jhen you sar,r the object? Nc:c:(r-est Post-:11 ~.ddress 1 Add...'L tion2l remarks~ 5. Estimate h~vJ long you saH the objecto ~:. TJ ms of dayg ( Citcle One)~ (Ci!"o:::le 0n8)8 :=~o DJ.ylir;ht S .:HrJng b o St:lnd::..r d City or 1~otrc 5.1 Circl~ one of the fcllo-wing to :indicate h01.-1 certain yo u a~ e c f you::.. .. answer t o Question S. n, Certain b-.-Fairly c~rtc::..in 6 . ~]hat ~ras t::~ ~ondit5.on of t.he sky? a . Bright daylight b. 'ffiJ.ll dayli.~ht c. Bright t./t<Tilight c. Not very sure d. J u s t a guass No tr~ce of dayli~ht Don t rem mbe.r ?e If you sa"1 the objec t durin g DAYLIGHT~ 1vriLIGHI'~ or' DAHN~ wh .. :.J.:.~ -w.1:.) th~ SiJ~! locat:;d as you looked at the object ? a . In fron t o f you b o tn ba.cJ< _of you c ., .fro y o u:-right To your l i:ft Ovc!'he arl 1t y)rn,.-,nbo~ If you saw the object at NIGHr, T\viLIGH'l'~ .onceming the STARS ANn NOON? 8ol STARS (Circle One)~ b o A ftn., d .. Donvt or DA\-IN .P what dl.d you not-tea 8.2 MOON {Circlo One)~ ao Bri~ht moonlight b. Dull moonlight c. No moonli.g'ht ... pi ycl, dark do Donat remember 9. W;3.S the object brighten than tho background of the sky? ( C lrcle 0:1a) ~ a. Yes b. No t Remember 10. If it wrs BRIC1I'IER THAN the sky background~ was the brightness lil<e tha~ of an automobile headlight? a (Circle One) t a .& mile or more away (a. distJ.nt b. Several bl0 ~t.cs c. A blocl<" auay? do Several yards 11. Did the objectg (Circle One for each question) ao A~'pea:.-to stand still at any time? b. Suddenly spee d up and rush a'\.Ja.y at any time? c. Break up into parts or explode? d. Give off smoke? eo Chanbe brightness? f. Change shape? g. Fl.ic ke:::- throb .9 or pulsate? Don't Kn~.-1 Dong t Know Don~ t. Knc~ Don t t Knc~., Den~ t KnoH Don~ t. Know 12 o Did the obJect move behind s omething at anytime.9 particularly a cloud? (Ci.ccle One); Yas No Don't Know. IF you answered YESg then t elJ ,,thn.t it, moved behinds 13. Did the object move in front of something at anytilT'.e, p9.rti:::ula.rly a clcud? llha t it mcved inf'ront ofs Don't Knowo IF you aitS\~ered Ir;S tha.,.'1 t~ll l~o Dlu the object apoaar~ (Circle One): au Solid? b. Tran~p3r~nt? c. Don~t Did you observ~ the object through any of the fo lJ o ... ~inE? D.o Eyeglasses e. Binocula.r3 Yes No b. Sun glasses Yes No f. Tele .5cope co Wind3hield No g . Theodolite do Window Glass Yes No h. Other .. (. .. Tell in a few words the following things about tha object. a. Sound ' , J 1 7 o Dt"l.~,., a picture that will show the shape or the object or objects. lLa~;el and include in your sket.~h any dr.tails of the ol'-~r-:-t that y ou s aw such as wi n gs, prvtrusl.o:-ts~ etc., and especially exhaust t~ails or vapor trails. Place an arro-;1 be~lidc the dra.~Ting to Bhow the direction the object was moving 18. The edges of the object ~erea (Circle One)~ ao Fuzzy or blurred b. Like a bright star c. Sharply outlined d. Don' t remember 19. If there was HORE THA..~ ONE object, then how many '~ere there? Draw a pict\lre of ho"t1 they 'Here arranged, and put an arrO\'l to show the direction that they were traveling. f].-.J.W l cn.c:tuC"'e t.h-..t will ShO\f the lllOCJOn that t-h,:) ObJ~C.t or C'b,):C.tfl r'1.,'l-;, ?.l:.:tC't on at t.t" tV:lRi..n11'l.ne nf the path, a 3" r1t t'1c end of tlv p ttn .. uHl c-.ho\o. J.tiy r..h.1ngt-~:> i n dtrect i.nn dnrinr t.hP canr n8. ~ I feet~ 229 'how 1 -:ugd did the ob,i~ct or ol:.Jt1Gts c1ppear e1s compared Hith one of t nt.! fhllc-uing Cbj.;:cts he:! in th~ h_1nd and :l.t about arm~s lengt.h? (Cir~1.e One) e ~o Head of a pin ,... o Dirr.e; do Ni.c k c l eo Quarter f o Half doll -1r one of the follo:u.ne t.O Question c' 2 0 ao Ce.r t .lln b. F .r:i.y e;ert.am Silv6r doll -7.1 Bas..;;b:lll G~.arr; f rtt.i.. t Baskr:,~ball 23~ How did the object or objects d1s~ppear from vie~? that you can give as cle~r rt picture as possibl e of :vhJ.t you ..S7-WJ ?..~ke for you -to :rr.ap;ino that you -:~auld construc-u the object th:,~ y ou ::;:nJ o Of wha ti type material Hould you zne.ke it 1 Ho w large 1m uJ d it be C) and trhat ~:- e wculd it h~J.'J'e? Describe in your oun uords a. comrrr.:n cbje.., cr objec"'". : ,.;:tich w:-!dn place d up in the sky would gi-:re the ::sam5 .:}.ppe.aran:-: r i"O~ the \ Tht-tt' w. t, Bh J. t l J..g.o) t. you o. -csr,..,ur eC.