1. DATE riME G~OU? 9 Jannarj 66 10/00JOZ l. LOCATION PROJECT 10073 ~eCORO Hous t.an, Texas ~. NliME'ER OF OoJcCTS -;, LENGTH OF OaS!RVAT10)14 10. COMCWSJO.,. Astro ( JUPI'rtm) Jupite r RA 5.40 e.t 1830 l ocal. ;.1as at llO and had a stella r Tilag of - 2.2. 11. BRIEF SUMWA'RY AND ANALYSIS 30 1-tinut e, still the J. o:: b. TYPE OF OBScK'iATlON Obs3rvar sighted a bright \'Thite light. The object did not I:lfV~ .. It was still visable at tne erd o f .30 minutes. Ground-Virual Sta t.1 onar.r 8. P H O TOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIOHCE UrHDENflf'ISD FLYING OBJE9TS (UFO) INFOIU!ATION SHEET l . An~'.o.Jar$ to the f ollovi.ng q uas t.ions wi 11 be obtD.:\ ned frorn pe,sons call i.ng :tn bgard to the obs9rvance of a n unitlenlified flylng objoct (UFO). Jf parson rafu::;es to g 1. ,re <\nS\HH"s to )a, do not complote report. 2 . Co.llplate Information Sheet in duplicato nnd forward to BDO. Size (compare to dime, quarter. baseball, basketball, or larger. itern) For mation .. if more than one ~'\6NE-- -\= f-1'-lit.& .~ :P.flff'tJd u_rmsuo.l faa tures of 0 bject 8l; }J ~ 1: ~'3 ~0 h ts . " . \la s there a tail, vapor trall, or exhaust?. A.J o i. Any S Jund_ YES What called atten t ion to th<J obser,rer What angle and elevation wa~ the object on first observance ,. ,. ..... _......., ,_ 1. \fuat n.:-tgla and elevation :ras the object when disappec.~red .: .. m. ~That was the flieht path of object (to north or south, to east or west) and ware thera any maneuvers of the objoct =-------.------- n . H.ot..r did the object disappear (instantly, to the north, no direction, ate.) _ o , How long was the object visible (5 min, 1 hour, etc. ) ~ '/t , . p . How was the object observed (naked eyg, rad~r, telescop9, binoculars, etc. ) Light conditions (night, Geographical position of dirf;,c tly o1erhead, etc. ) Weather (clear day, Ter'l.p.era.turas of day obj8ct (Norti, of Houston, Gouth of Pnsadena OT!If.fi IHFORNATTON r!ot an,;~lt:Jl'.:d <l!.iove: 5 T:'\unk c:allOi' for infr.,~l:l'\Li.o!l, hl! '. d \lul. rc ::!i30 ~.\1ttt a l '0Lurn C3ll \,ill bJ 'lt.:dv to confir m nor dony lho obco~v.:tn::v of Lh-:1 '1L )r,ct.. ?xOJcCT iCC7J CORO l. LOCATION Houston, Texas 3 . StlUP.C2 I...J~'r Jon .1t\tl.E~ Of :JaJECTS (.o;. LE~IGTH OF J BSERVATION I 5 liinu t-as t-. TYP~ OP C3Sc~VA rtON 9. PH ( SIC~L EVIO!NC! AI?.C!t\FT Obsgrvera sa~., a red colored ob.jact. travcli.ng east. On~ ob;:;a:r desc:-ibed t.he object a s roWld with red lights all around it .. 1U1othar described it a s being V-shaped UNIDl~N'l'IIi'IEO F'LYJNG OBJECTS (UFO) HWO!U"l,\TTO SIIEGT 1~ Ans\JBl"S to the following questi ons wjll be obtained from perMonc c4llJtlg in re~ard t o t he observance of atl unidentifi e d flying objoct (Ul'O). If person refuses to give ansHsrs to Ja, .9.9. not comp let ?I l' uport. 2 . Complete Information Sheet in dupllcnt...o ll~d for'1.,ard to BOO. Si7.a (cJmpare to dima, quartar, baseball, ba.skatball, or l.al"ge~ item) e. NlHnb e r of Objects ~ . .. :-. Was there a tail, vapor t~ail, or e~1aust7 \~hat angle and _elevation ,..;a~ tha objoct on fi!'st observl::lnca ...;-...... --.> _ \~That. an~le and elevation 'Was the object '\-Then disappeared t .... ~- _.;..l.r-:...1----~----- w~s the flight path t here a ny maneuvers ob,ject (t.o no:ctl:_.or south. to east or 'rTast ) and n . lbw did t he object disappear ( "\. -~J-Y.J_ to tba nrJrth, no d.irec tion, etc .. ) _ How long was the object visible (5 How was the object observed (naked eye, radar, telescope, binoculars~ etcA) Light c o!'ldi tions (night, day, dusk) -'J",-_J -j-:~ . .:... Geographic:il position of object (North of Houston, Sout h of Pasad:11"'3, Weather (=loar d ay, hnzy, cloudy, brok~n cloudst v. OTHEH HWOR1!ATION no t an~n.-~ort.!d abov): 'P:snk c .ll1e r fn-i.nforn1.Lion, bnl, 2o n,t ~-;~r;nit.>n Lh,.t, :l r u1n UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFO) tNJi'Olu\1;\'riON SJIEc;'r 1. An:n.rers t o the fol l owing qut~:Jtirms Hill be obi:.nlt1od ftom persons 1egard to the observance of art unldentlkled flying object (Uf'O). lf to give answers to )a, 9. not comp Leto repo .. t . calling 1.n perr.on rafufi~s 2 . Complete Information Shaat in duplicate 11nd forward to DDO. d. Size (compara to dime, quartar, baseballJ basketball, or larger. i t em) Was there a tail, vapor trail, or exhaust ? I/> What ,;,ngle And elevation 1-19.~ tha object on first obs9r,.ranc e . ...;.-:...;.r ._t. .... _ What angle a.nd elevation wa 9 the object when disappear9d '~ + !..:as the flight path ther e any maneuvers object (to north or south, to east or west ) and How did the object disappea_: }.nsta~e1y, t'o Lh!9 no.r L~ _:n:.o:_. .... ;;d~i r,.a-~tion, etc. ) . How long was the object vislbl~J?tio.~.l_hou-t-;'"etc.) 5 ,{/ 1 ,., How was t h e object obsarv 9d (naked eya, radar, telescope, binoculars, etc") Time and date of sightin Geographi~al position of object (North of Houston! South of Pasadena~ directly ovarhead, otc. ) ._.~ \ l eather ( ~laar d ay, hazy, Temperatures of d.~y ( 80, ThRnk ct,l!.or fot~ in~ormltion, bnL C:o nnt pr\mi~o '.h ,1L to r:::nnflr m nor dony t:to obsorv;nco o f i-!1e o:)jE:<' r. H i.ll bn :na: UNIDENTIFISD l 'L. ING OD,JE:(:1'S (Uf O) UWOIU1A'i'Iotl SHEET l. An~11eri to the following quastions \1111 be obtained f-om persons ragard to tha ob.:gsrvance of an _unidentifie d fly:i.ng objoct (Ul'O). If to glva answars to J a , do not_complete repo~t. calling in person roruses 2 . Cornple te Information Sheet in duplic!l te &r.d fo:r11ard to BDO. Siza (compare to dime, quarter, basab~ll, basketball, or largo~ itam) \-las there a tail, vapor trail What called attention to ths observer J-... ,J ~.:-.:.-t -t"f..-.i,~ ~- \-/hat angle and elevation ..ras the objeot on first observance -,_ 1 . What angle and ele'tation ,ras the object when disappeared What was the flight path were there any maneuvers object (to nort h or south, to east or west) and n. How d:i.d the object disappear (=':!.:.:_tal! 'l"'i, t,o the north, no diractlon, etc. ) _ p . Hov was the object ob~erved (nakod ey~, radar, talescopa, binoculars) etcr) oht conditions night, day, dusk ...--.-i. _-.;.r.-~i..&- Geo~raphic P.l position of object ( Nvrth of !louoton, South of Pasadena, l.faather ( clea r dn.y, clm.l'iy, broken u . Tomp.era tu res of dt~.y ..,i. OTH'i!:H IUFO!'t"'IJ\TION not ans..,erecl Rbcro: _s. Ti!St\1k Cil1.lur for infor~l~l.tion, bu~. do noL p!:~,lso th;l t <1. l'utun : cdll Hlll t-o m .. }.Jo tu conf l r m r.'J!' don.v th8 ob::;erJ,:vv:e of thd nb )ec L . UNIO~NTIFIED f''Ll.If".J OJJJGCTS (UFO) INFOHHATION SH'fi~E'I' 1 . Answers tr.:> the fol1o\ving qt~cntions -vd .ll bo obtai.ned ft--om persons calling .i.n r o gard to the observnnc:e of :ll\ uni..d:mL.i.fi~?d flying objoet (UFO) . If par<-:or. .... ~f\lf>~!:l to gi. ve nnswers to )a, do not complat.e rc;;por t . 2. Complete Informa tlon Sheet in d1.1plica t 9 r-.nd fot..,,.rard to BOO. b . Shap3 a: Obj acto ./.,.1 /Y.i:< J Si~e (compare to d ixna, quarto~) ba.saball, basketball!! or large~ ite m) e~ NU111be-c o f Obja\Jts ..r?JV;; Wa s there a tail, vapor trail o r exhaust?. t;/ I( i. k. Whs.t sngla and elevation ,.;as the ob.ject on first obse-rva.nce t;--.-,.:)_.., . ~ What 9.ngle and elevation r,ras t h e object when disappa9.red_ .... 5.-i..,J ... J._._L. _ ...-'o.;.. ...:.-~ What ws the flight path were there a.ny maneuvers object (to north or south, to east or west) e.nd How. d i d the object dis appear ( :lnsT,an tly ~ t.o t.he north~ H o d.trec U.on, ate~) How :toni-waS'et'H~ o15j~e~"V'isible (5 min, 1 How was the object obser,Ted (naked e~re, r~dar, tolescop la;s, etc .. ) Time and date of sighting_ I f .: ~ D ..};L:;k , .,J r= N ! 9 ~ ~ Geograp~i~.ll position of obj ect (}i::;1.:t11'Q}.!Z.itin'tton-~ s.n rt.h of Pasndena, We::tther (cle~r day Temp.eratures of day (00 l'h rmk cnl.l.er for infor-m:ll'io!'l, buL d0 n ni. i " r.;:-'li~u ,.hit .. :. t o confirtn nor do!"IJ l.h n obst:~r'flnC<J of Ll1fl 0bjoc t UtliDENTJ:-'IEO FLYING C'DJECTS (UFO) HWOH.r: AT ION S llSS'I'