PROJECT 10073 RECORD r>" 1 F. TIME GROUP :\tllJf? CE .f\C R OF OBJ ECTS LENGTH OF OBSERVATION t~d.nu t-;"! T YP E OF OBSERVATION Ground v isv.al . ? . PHYSICAL EVIDENCE one wit ness CONCLUSION BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Ob rv~r VJ.:ltch~d a l i g ht trnvel across the sky in a b out one minute. Obs~rver COI11pared the light t o a n aircraft light . Th~ ob~erv~r stated tht\t onl y a lie ht was observed. Th~ object brorl:e u p into two differ~nt object s and changed l color from a brigh t silver t o a brieht red. The obser- ver said that he kne\-.r tha t it Nas not an aircraft be- aus e it \-JR S too hiGh , and traveli ng too fast, any vtay h~ said that if it v:as an '-tj rcraft h~ '"au l d hav~ heard s6n!!thing . lie a~ain stated t, hat, plane lights woul d b e th~ clo 3es t re~en~bel~nc~ to the alleged UFO. The de-scription i s co:t!;istent \'l i t h that of a n aircraft observ~tion. Only a li~ht was s een a t all times , a n d FTD sr p 6 3 0-329 (TOE) Prevlou edlUon or thla form tnay be u .. d. T)ear Sirs , I cr1n't hold it o f f any l onr::)r , soma b od,_ . I s aH a UFO. 2 . Time: 7:50 (estimate) P.~. J.Time zone-Central-Standard 1.~. I t-r ~1. s at about s .object was i n sight for l~in. a .Tim3 i n sight wa s deterrr-inecl by :';Y ~sti_rn.::t.ticn. b .Object uo.s NOT i n si:~ht continuously. I t dis- sappoared the n rea9peare5 behi.nf a couple o f hous ; s . A brisht, c lear night. a . Stars -f:)V.I b.Ko~n-dull moonlight a .Clouds-clear sky b . \'Tea.thf~r-d.ry 9 .The object appeared as a lig h t . 1 0 . A little bright e r than the ? 1 , . : ~.' s t ars. a.Comparing l t w1th some con:on ~bJ)ct,lt l ooked likci an airplane light. ll.The ecigcs of the object 'H?-re ll1~c a bright stnr. hc object did stand still n.t 8Dc ti~'e. b .Thc object d i d s peed u p end. rt.;s}: 9.. .-ay at cno c .It broke up into 2 sc['ar1tc [)~:'ts. 1 d . Gavo off n o smo1~e. I e . It did change brightr;cs8. ( -:'~"rn silvery :Thit c to a bPigl t red) f . ;i<.l nr; t cha nge sh~1.pe. ( remained in th.J shar;c of .?.. bal l all t h 8 Hh'iJ.e) g . Did not f lash o r flicl\:er. h.Disa~)pearcd & reap1)eared beh~nd a counle o t 13. 1 t ella (J:Lsappear Hhile I l!8..S "d.9.'Cch:tn:-~ l t . rl'r~c ll[.t~t turned o :t'i'. 14. Tno ol)j oct dld not r.1ov c b8hl:~et anythir:g a t tny -l6 a ,. 'iTi')-nOllc. l?.i t ~rould have b e e n about cne stic k held at arms .Len g t n . lH.B~th objects 1-re r e c1rcular i n norclnv o st. s i z e o1 a macch- s~ape, mov l n 1tj.Estimatinc~ t .ne speed o f' t h e object I ' u say it ' was t r a veling about 180 m.p . h . cu. Aga1n esL:1mat 1 n g I'd say it Has 21.1 was outd oors ~r~en I saw 1 ~. rl.c.I tvas near an alr:C:te.Ld, but J.' m sure: 1.t ~:asn't a plane because :.t.. t \ras too tLl gh , ec traveling t o o fa~>t, anyi.iay 1 1' it 1-.1as a p.tane J .. ~-rou:tct have 2 3 . 1 was wall~inc. ' 24. I OllServ ec.:. 1 t ~:lch PlY OHn .=;~"'OS. 2_5.Plane l1.gnts Hou.Ld oe the close s t :r>..;sembcla nce 'thln c:'' ~o .L t Hr.o that s 11o,.-r s t!1r-; Y.;i0tio n "t 8