t-. 'J~cR OF OBJECTS IC. CONCLUSION n-obab l e ~stro: STAR- Pl.hi.(1' LENGTH Of OBSERVATION It.. TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground 'I isual 7 . COURSE 8. P:-IOTOS 9. PHYSICAL EVIDENC E 11. BRIEF SU/.IJ~ARY AND ANALYSIS 'rne obsetrer sighted. a blue , green , red object t ha was lu.:-.;. than a star and was similar t o a sauc e r with a ~arbc h~p in ' the rnidile. h e object was viewed for l i hour3, ln ~OUihly CC.~ .c . 'P.:l: Th ere were no i-:nown a: rcraft o r bllloons 1n thE: vicin: ty and no unusual weather. Hothing unusual \,ur. p!:!.~ . t~. j by ::ear::>!, radars. The miliaty observer 20 miles ap:;>ox. \i.! .1. of ooser.-er said he saw t h e o bject in the north ..,...hilc ot!Jc::_ ~:. said s~. 1he investigating officer thought it co~ld heve ,.i astronooical:. 'lhere are many bright stars it may have beer.: lj ca,ella, Procyo~. Castor Betolsouse or even Jupite~. Flu Sci> 6:1 0-329 \lDE) rr9v lou;a ociltlon~ o! t.'U rona m.a1 be u .. ec:> .i('l,tor v Ju .IF-~ T OEPA!lTMENT OF 'f}IE AIR FORCE STAFF MESSASE S!U~Cli INCO,'illll& iiiESSASE ACTION; RDC-L~ INFO: XOP- 2, XOX-2) S:-1!3 '\ l 37RTTUZYU :J RUCI~THI) !52 05616JO-UUUU--C:UEF1..J~.~. T I) q!J'.f1 F' I v '\DC R'JCIRTV34'\I~DI" OJSTt:R '\FS '1IC>i ~\JCL'\S 752JP ADV CY DIA CS~F ('\FROC): OS'.\F CS.'\Fell). r:J'\~T I . DESC:R I T I O'J OF T HS 0 eJ::CT: JNCLASS~FlED