1. 0 ATE TIM! (iROUP G:!yi lit!.. iS t. NllrABER OF CBJECTS 5. LENGTH OF C35ERVATION 6. TYPE OF OBSc~VATION Grc-::1d-7isu al (ri 8. PHOT OS 9. PHYSICAL EV!OENCE PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCATION . P:1los Verdes, California Obj-~t ;1as round wit.:1 r---d , \hir,0 and l-1luc~ .lJ.a.Jll.it:-5 il~..;ht.s. \'1"3.3 .-o"T if![:; buck curl forth 1.c:ro ss C..:. r,alica o. t an e.sti;:c.t ted sr>3ed f3.ster th <j:l a po:.;si ble ai.ccra1t: ~-t'oj e ct :ro.s 6;:_\en thro1...~ .. ~1 a Tclesco:..e. 'I\'I'o l:oyo agea 11~. ~.l(t l5 ob.:;~7'red obJect~ 20. D(.' you think you can astimate the speed of the object? IF you \msM~r,d YES, th~n what speed would you oMimoh? -~--.. ------ 21. Do you th i:tk y ~u ::Jn estimate how far away from you the object was? IF you nswr~ YES, then how for away would you 5ny it was? _:_ Wh!re W'!t!'~ '/f')V located wh~n you saw the object? (C irde One ,\: o. l:l:;ide ~ ~Jilding b. In a car d. In an air?lane (type) a. In the busine5s section of n d ry? b~ 1. th~ r<.bideotiol :;w;tion of '1 c1ty? c. In open country s ida? d. N~or c~ .'Jirfi ~II? ~. Flying rn-.r o :: ity? f. Flyinq ovf'tr opt!, cout1try? j 24. tF ~ou wer ~OVING IN AN AUTOM0.3 LE or oth~r v"r:hkle ct th~ tim~t, th!tn complet~ the f'>i1owirg qu~sric:m'l: itnat darection were you moving? Cirde On*t) b. Norr~east d. Sot.~theast f. Southw.,sr 24. '2 How fast were you moving? . _m; les p~r hoor. ! 2,f.J Did yo u stop at any time whif~ you were looking CJt th~ oojeet? (Circte One) h. N .;rrh wtnf j 25. Did you observ~ the object through any of the following? a. eyeglasses b. Sun gloss~ c. Windshitt;~ d. Window ; I : :as e. Binoculars . Yes ' f. Telascor:>e g. Theodolite I 26. In nrd.,r tf.at you c~n give a clecr 'l picture as pa~1hl~ of what you saw, d.,crib~ in y~u o .. n xord" o c:>'!lmmt I ~ :::.bj~ct c r obi~cts wrw icn, when ploc..td up in rh" ~ky, would give !ht2 s~m~ OJ)~.,r~nr.:oe: ~n ,r-:~ ,~,j .,,; .~:-n 1::h yr,;t; !,t! "", 27. In the following s!<atc:h, imogi,., thot you are at ths point shown. Plllce an "A'" o n thft Cl'' ""d line to show hoH l1i~h thl! object was above tha horizon (.i <ylins) whsn you first o:;aw it. Pfoca a "B" or. t~e S\lme curved li w' to ~how how high tha obiect was above thl! horizon (s~yl in e) when you las l sa v it. Pfac.-, a~ " on th ., compos 'i ' when you fir~t s;JW it. Placo!t a "B" on th~ compa.ss wher~ you last sow the obj~ct. 2.a. Drew c p ;c..:re that will show th~ m:don that the obi"ct or objftcts made. Placo ... :n "A" o t tn~ b~ginning of rl-:~ path, a "B at the end of th~ path, ::nd show ony c:honges in dir~ction durinJ th~ -:our3.,; 29. IF there was MORE THAN ONE objact, thdn ho-w many wera tt-ere'? --.....; Draw a pichJre of how they wertJ arranged, and put an arrow-to show th~ direction that they wer traveling. lO. Have you ever see"l this, or o similar objec;t bttfore .. If so give date ol' dotes and location. 31. Was anyone else with you at the ti"' you saw the obiect? (Circle One) 31.1 IF you onsW~ered YES, did they see tha object too? (Ci1cla One) 31.2 Please ! i st their names and addresses: 32. Please gi ing information JbOYt yourself: First Name TE LE PHON~ NUMBE JMicate any additronal information about yourself, including any special experiencs, which might be pertinent l 33. Whtn en~ I~ whom did you r:~ornhat you had s"~" th objact? 3J. D:~te you compltttd this questionnaire: 35. lnft')fmation ~hich you feel pertinnt and which is not adequately c:ov~red in the sp.tcific points of the que,tiennaire or <:1 narrative explanation of your sighting. JOUr tutfden'tUied 00 aerva~ton:. or .~:;~at. 1965 received is DQt in ror.-aaticm wicll .,.-e hayw, S1.11"fic.!.ent evaluation. CCJUr.> lete re~e~ted that you nd 1 etox n . 1t in. t.he '!!ie Air J'oree iatea :fOur interest 1n~th1