PROJECT 10073 RECOi<u 1. DATE TIME G'ROUP 2. LOCATION 10. CONCLUSION Ci "lilian -!rili Other (BARIUJt. CLOt[; H.F.U". SE) 4. NlhSER OF OBJECTS ~. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS t.. TYPE OF OSSERVATION Ground-Air -Vistal 9. PHYStCAL E VI DENCE Observe~s report vie.d.nr, object twice the size of the moon. In one case the object a ppeared as a bright blue comet corning directly at the observer. Others reported the object as blui:":t gree."'l ld th n i~loH. The object appeared to exJnnd in size. A one quc.rt~r ladle clist.ant tha object appeared to be 100 feet di a..-:-teter anrJ ball sha: ed. Object gradually faded from view . w= t.."'l t.he exception of the tail or streak of light that. rerminc. d loneer thnn the ooin boqy. Cn 24 Sep;. 66 at 0413 E3T there was a launch ot a Javelin Vf:hicle from Hnllop:J Island, Va. A bariwn and copper O>:i.do : }:Syload wao ojuctud ta.t altitudes or about, 31.0 and 570 stat,u'bo i r::iles. 'fho artificial clou:ls first appeared light green ~il'lti ;d l<:ith red. J,s they enlarged, the clouis turned blue and f<Jr1 .. t;, fTD SE P 6 3 0-329 (TOE) p,., .... dlUOfte olllale foaa .. Fa. ueed,