PROJECT 10073 RECORD 2. LOCAT ION St.rou(lsbu!~g, Pennsyltania \ 0 . CONCLUSION Other(Confusin~ Data) Ci.:tilian 1. NUHEICR OF OBJECTS \\, BRIEF SUM.'.4ARY AND ANALYSIS !J, LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 3-4 minutes f,, T'J'PE OF OBSERVATION Clound Visual Obser'' e r . .;atc:ted a st<>r like object tra vel across the ~ky the n r.~ke a turn and continue out of sight. The object \laS ~rccn, pink, and v:hite in color. Ho sound vtas noted 1 because children Here shoutin~. At one place in th~ re;>orv -:. COURSE ~. P riOTOS I ? . PHYSICAL E VIDENCE tl-le t~itnP.ss said t.h.:l.t her husband W\S \tith h e r but he did not see t.~c object bcc<:\U~>e h e ... ,as d riving. She cl<lims she only '"atchtd the object throu1h the vrindo:~ of a movine car. In anot!"le-r portion of the report the .. 1itness s 'lid that she sent her boy insides to ~ct a pair of binoculars. It is n<' clear at all :~hcthcr the \titness only sa\-t t~1~ object \:hilc in a nori:1g car or '.rhethr:r she >-tas at home ,.w.tching the object frofl her yard . fTD Sl'P {13 0-329 (TOE) Prevlou~ edl'lona o{ t:tl fo n:> o Y bo uoed. U.S. AJR rORCE TECH lC>.l .. IHFORMATIOH This qvcstonnotre has b~<n prepare d -;o thr.:t you ccn give :hu U.S. Air Force, o:; much informot ion a s possible concoming the unidentif ied aerial phenomenon that y ou hove obsbrved. P !aos" try to on~wor a s man1 quo~rions o~ you possibly con. T he informat ion that you give will ba use d for res~orch purpo:;o:o. Your nomd w ill not Se us,d in conn~ction w itn any 5tot~monts, cone Ius ions, or publ;.ot ions withour your p<~rmisjion. We requ.cst this pttr$01'101 information so that if it i~ de.,m~d n"'co.:osory, w n mc1y ::on~:Jct you for fiJTthoe~ detail~. 1. Wh~n .:ld you see t h'-' oSie c t ? 3. T imt'l Zona: (Circle One): 2. Time cf doy: Hour Minvh& ( Circle OntJ): (Circle One): ,o. Daylight Saving (~. Standard City or Town Stot or Co~o~nty 5. How long was obj0ct in sight? (Total Dur;,tion) Hovrt Mlnutr.~a a . Certain c . Not very iur-a (b~ Fairly certain d. Just a gueu 5 . 2 w.-,s oojec1 in sight continuoiJsly? Y e :s _::.~.., - J 6 . 'l'fnct "wO:i th, condition O f th<' sky? a . Bright Briqht ~ 7 . 1..::: voJ o;ov th, obj~ct durir.g DAYL:GHT, w!-!':r~ wo~ t:;: SUN locot.od Oil you loobd at ?ho ohj~ct? (Circl.) On-o): a . In front cf you b. In b"Jck ;;~ ycJ C, 0 'JCVr r~1t d. To yC<.Jr leh c . Overh~cd f. DYI'~ r'!'T'etnber 8.1 STARS (Circle Ore J: d . Don't remt-,.,ber 8.2 MOO'l (Cucl!' One J o. B rtght mO<'lnl ~ht. No mol'nl ight -pitch doric Don't remembtH 9. Whet were the weother =Of"clitiM~ ot tht! ?ime you s o w +hf" object? CLOUDS (Crrcle Oud: WEA TH F.~ (C rrclc Onr J: Clear slcv (~. or I '~<'-t r:'lt n c. Scattered c I ouc!" c . Mod!!rl')f" C"'r h e o v y rorn d. Truck or heavy c ' ?uds d. rz-,,.rnb,.r 10. The object opoeored: ( (ir::/e Onll! ): (d. Ao: o l ight b. T ro:-~ sport'!nt e, Den't re~m~r 11. If it appeared O S a iiph, ""03 r l brt;Jht~r thon the orighte:. !'ton? ( Ctrcle One}: @> Brightl"r b. D immer c. Ahout ~ SO'Tit' d. Doo't know 11.1 Compcrb brightr."'H to scm .. c ornl'non ~ject: 12. The edg'l!s of th obi~='t we,.: ( c i rc/a 01'1e ): a. r U'Z'r)' Or b I u rl"ed c. c. sr.o,;:oly outline d d. C :J I"' ' rerotttm~r 13, Did ~he object: ( Cuclt: One cuestio:-~) Don't know I o . A ppeor t o s tond :; t ; I I nt nny t i I'T'Ie? b . Suddenly soec~ u o o.,c:l rush a way Ot any time? c . Breolc uo into onrfs Y e1ro lorle '> Do.,'t know o. Chan g e brog'1h-'\S7 f. Chong~ shope? Don' t know Don't lcno..., g. F Josh o"-fl icke: '> h. D i scpoeor or.d r~o ;:JO<'!Cr? 14. J1d :n( ob1ecr d1sopo or whtlc you were wotch1ng 1t? If !!10 , how? the o b1ect move behind s ometh1ng [C1rclr. One): t! '110ved behind: particu larly IF you answered YES, then tell what object move in front of something at ony timP., p articularly o cloud? IF you answered YES, then tell '"nor Don't Know. (Crrclc One): tn :r.:~nt i7. le!l .n a few words the following things about the object: lo. f1c w1sh t o know the angular s iz.e . Hold a match stick a t orm s length in line w i th a known ob1cct one note how ( much o f th e ob1cct i s covered by t h e head of the mat ch. If you had performed this e)(periment a t the t ime o f t n e \ !i tgn t 1 ng, how much of the ob 1ec 1 would have been covered by the matc h head? 19. c~o..., a ::>ict vre that w i l l show Tne shape o f t h e obje Ct or'objcct s . Lobel a nd include in your sketch any d e tails ci .nc object that you s o w such os w ings, protrusions, etc., and especially '!lxhoust trails or "opor trails ?1 .cc on crrow beside th e drawing to s how the direction the object w::;; mo..,ing. ~ . , : ..:- o: w:1:1t you 27. In tho clto ..... ng sltetcn, 1mugn-' that you ore o t tn<J pain: :show,'\, Ploc.t on "A" on thll cur.,.ed line t..> 'now how n.g"' !l"o ob1ocr wo'J above the horizon (skylino) wh"n you Ftrst saw it. P laco o " B" on the some curvo d line t o s,o...., ho,... n1gh the object ..-os above the horsxon (sktlino ) wh~tn you lost sow ir. Place on "A" on t he compos wno" you Frrsl sow tt. Place 0 "8" on th o compOlloS ..v!-lere yov lost lOW t he ob,ect. '23. Orow o p cture that wiil s~ow th e m-:>t ion that the object or objects mod~. Place o n "A" ol the beginning of th.:. ;:>a:h, o "o " ot tn e eno or tl'le poth, and s!.v .. .:.ny ::honges in dsrec11on during th~ cour:~e. 29. li= there wa s MORE THAN ONE object, then how many wero there?------------ Jrow a ;>scture of how th =y were arranged, anJ put on (Xro.., t o show the direction that thl)y war., trov~ling. ) uU Cf the !irre you SO.,.. th;zr objec.l? ~he ob juct too? ( Ci ref~ One ) 14. Dolo y o u com;>l!!tod thtJo questionnaire : Informa t i on whic h you f..,ol pertinent and which i s not odeqvotely covered in t h o specific points of tn qvill>tionnotre oro ncrrotiv~ explanation of your sig h ting, l .,t c i,,l