2. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS a Wa Bell" 19 June 1980 Couders Penna lvanla c Proltaltlr Balln Local----------X1a O..un4-Vlwol a GrountiRoder ~X ~:~t;'titrcroft D Potltly Aircrah . D Woa A8tronomi col y Aatronomlcol D PoaaiWr Aata,..icol 7. LIMOTH OP OIIIIVATIOM L MUMallt Ofl OIJICTI t. COUitSI 0 lnuHident D.to ,., EvaluotiOft 12 aiDutea IIIIP OP liGHTING . Report aeDt 1D two year after s1Bht- 1ng. There were two object observed to approach each other and join up, change directions and tben disappear over the horizon. Sighting in early eveiing toward tbe East. Objects disappeared to the West. varied BAST 1 1.-COMMINTS Motbing conflicting with analysis as a/c. Report subaitted on form 164. Intoraation sketchy. 16. Tell Jt n a t.w WGI'Cia . the followlr'J . thl nga . 17. Draw a picture ,that :will. :the,ahapeof :the.obt-.:t .or .oltlecta. Label :andlnclucle:ln .your ,,lc~tch.any.detall .of.t~ oltfect:that.~ t uch.aa wlnga, .protrualons, ,etc.,~:and.espeolally.ehauat trails. trolls. . Pictot an.row;l.n~cle.the! lngtto,show.~he . :the oltlect:was,.movlng. (/t)~ (GircleOne): .o. :Fuzzy or .blurred :LIIce.a . . d . Don!t remember 19. IF:there 'Was MORE:THAN ONE oblect,.then.how.many were there? . Z . D~aw a picture of how they:were arranged, :a~ put an arrow.to 'lhow.the dlrectfon.that:they.were traveling. Draw a picture that will ahow.the .that:the oblect or objec'ts.n~e~de. P.lace.an .. A" at the.beglnnlng of .the path, :a ''B at the end of the path, :and 11how any changes ln.dlrection during the course. 21 . How large clld :t obi act: .ta. you as cr t \an. a~lect. with which, you r familiar? -~ 22. Wewish.tolcnow.the:angular:slze. Hold:a n~e~tch.stlck.at orm's. length In line.with a kn~wn.obiect:ancl.note .how.much of the obiect~la.covered by. the head of .the.match. If you had perforn:ed:thia experiment:at:thetime of .the alghtin :ho .much of.thtt obiectwould.have b..n:covered.by the match head? 23. :.Old the Oblectdlsappear while you. were watching :It? .If so, how? 244! t.n orcler.that you.can give. as clea;:a plctwe as pOssible of:whot you:saw, .descr~be:in your own.words a ol,lect.or obiects.which,:when.placecl.up:in the sky, would give the same appearance.as the obiect which you 1saw. 25. Where you located. when you saw :the oblect? :26. Were. you (Circle One) .(Clrcle:OneJ: a . lna1de.a building a. In the bualness.section.of.a .cfty? b. ln .the residential 11ectJon.of.a city? c. In open.countryafde d. Near .an air e cJ. In an alrplane(type) e. Flying over:a city? -. e. At aea . f. Fly.ing over open.'country? ~7. What.we_re You ciOi.nl.at the ti you:aciw.the obiect,.and how.did you happen.to 28. IF you.were MOVING IN AN AUTOMOBILE.~ other:vehicle.atthe .. time,then con_aplete.the following queations: 28.1 What :direction wer8 you moving? (Ci;cle One) ~;; c. Eaat b. Northeast d~ Southeast .. f. .Southwest Oid.you:stop.at any time whi.le you were loolclng ot the obiect? (Circle One] No 29. What:directlon were you loolcing when.you first:saw the obiect? (Circle One) a. North .b. Northeast d. 'Southeaat .f. Southwest :30.: What direction were you loolclng when.you .. last saw the obiect? (Circle One) a,. North c . East b. Northeast d. Southeast f. Southwest g . West h. Northwest I . Overhead orthwest i. Overhead 31. H you ore familiar with bearing terms(angufor.direction), try to estimate.the number.of.degrees.the obiect.wos from.true North (t~r.u east).and also.the number of d~rces it was upward from the horizon (elevation). 31.1 When it first appeared: a. From true North _ ..;:-.,. -degr" b. From horizon degrees. When it disappeared: From true North F.rom horizon degr .. s. 32. In the following sic etch, Imagine that you are at the point shown. Place an A on the curved line to show the oblect was above the horizon (skyline) when you first sa~ lt. Place a a on the aome curved line to how high the oblect was above the horizon (slcyl.ine) when you lost saw lt 33. In the following larger sketch place an A" at the position the object was when you first saw It, and a a at ih position when you lost saw ;t. Refer to smaller sketch o an example of how to complete the larger sketch conditions : you IGW tM.oltiect? CLOUDS(Circ":O...J WEA l'HER fC ltcle. One J . c,: _Clear kir? lt. Haa~ og,.mlat, .llght:raln c. :cloucla . cl. Thiele h~vy:cloucla :clid. you. 36. Was anyone e.lse.wlth you.at.theti you .saw:the : (Circle.OneJ 36.1 IF you.ans,ered YES,.did they .... the obi~t.too? (Circle OneJ . 37 . Was.thls. the first tiRSe that you.hod seen.an Hiect or oliects.lllce .. this? . . (Circle OneJ then. :where,. 38. In your opinion what do you think the obiect .was.J:Jnd. what might.havct cous~ it? . 39. Do you thlnlc you can estimate th~ speed of the obtect? . (Circle One) IF you. answered. YES,. then. what . 40 . Do you thlnlc you.can estimate how far.away from you the obtect.was? IF you.ans YES,.then. .about. yourself: 41. Please give the fol . TELEPHONE lndlcote.any:acldltlonal :lnformatlon:about yours. If, Including anyeducation, .which:might:be pertinent .42. Date youlcotnpleted:thls. ~stionnaire: U~S. AIR .F.ORCI .TICHMICAL 'IMPORtMT.ION 'SHIIT (SUMMARY DATA) ln .. orcl .that your Information: be fllecl:ancl .cia:occurotely aa poaalltle, pleaae:uae .fol lngpace :to .write out.o ahort cleaclptlon of theevent that you olaved. vou: ... , ,.. peat lnforanotlan :that you :hcwe:olrea_cly 1 ''" the queatlonnalre, :ancl aclcl any further. atatementa, !Gr alcetchea:thot you:belleve are ,I Try to preaent the:detalla of. the vo tlon,ln:theorcl ln.whlch.they occurred. 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