PROJECT 10073 RECORD l. DA. : TIME GROUP 2. LOCATION Knox Ci tyJ !ii;,:;ouri C L: i li:tn i. IHJHEH:R OF OBJECTS 10, CONCLUSION A~itro(l:oon) At th c t. i..r:lc .n.U.on of 10 Has at an el~" !i. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 30 r.inut.!:s t . T'r'Pt: OF OnSERVATI ON Ground 'lisual 7 . COURSE Sli:~ht.ly upwJ.rd 8. PtiOTOS ?. PHYSI CAL EVIDENCE 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Obs~rvcrs .,,at.ched :1n unu!:iually reddish colore! object slo,:}; rise i n the eastern ::;t:y. At first the \dtness~s thought til object w ;"tS them oonJ but decid-ed th:1t it wasn t . The obj.(: . app~ared a bit flat on t top and bottom. As the object slowly rose it bcc1.:1n to changd from a reddi~h color to mol', of a ycllow-oran-;c colcr. Thl! . .;it.npsses r::portcd that thu; could se~ J. ring of t.lmtst-:r typ f'nr.ine s th'\t burned .rit..r reddis h glo:r. As tl;'.! o'oj.!Ct rose it. :lh;ays rose slightly to t.!-1~ r i -;ht.. The ob~cct. looked like it. ";as nt:tde of fiber- On thin particular ni.";ht. th~ moon ros:! at. c.: proximal:. ly 2ll7CST. J\1:. 220CCST th~ r.-.oon ,ioulc.l have been J.n the npFrO,: m'ltc locat.ton of th~ al)..!~.Jd UFO. It appears t.hat th~ Hit. n<'!3scs ob::::-:l'ved the mco:1 th1.t .,,:ts ri31.r..~ ir. th-e ~ast.~rn s:.:j. f TO S ( P (, 3 0-329 (TOE) Provlou> edl!lon~ of thl foro""' " b uud.