Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record Card and Fireball Analysis
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AI-Generated Summary
The document contains a Project 10073 record card for a Texas UFO sighting and a technical analysis of a September 1952 fireball over West Virginia, which was determined to be consistent with a meteorite.
This document consists of two distinct parts. The first is a Project 10073 record card documenting a sighting by a civilian couple of two objects maneuvering erratically over Fort Worth, Texas. The second part is a technical analysis of a fireball observed on September 12, 1952, in the vicinity of Flatwoods, West Virginia. The analysis provides detailed parameters for the fireball, including a duration of 5-6 seconds, a brilliant greenish-white color, and an egg-shaped appearance. The object was estimated to be 65 miles above the earth's surface, traveling at a velocity of 27 miles per second. A handwritten note on the document indicates that these computations are consistent with the characteristics of a meteorite.
All computations tally with speed, description, trajectory and other characteristics of a meteorite
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Official Assessment
The document contains a record card for a sighting of two objects over Fort Worth, Texas, and a separate technical analysis of a fireball observed on September 12, 1952, over Flatwoods, West Virginia.