Project 10073 Record Card and Related Sighting Reports

This document is a collection of records and reports concerning unidentified aerial phenomena observed in August 1952. The primary record card details a sighting in Constantine, Algeria, on August 14, 1952, at 2115 hours, where two witnesses observed a luminous object flying at high speed toward Guelma. The witnesses explicitly noted that the object did not resemble a flying saucer and emitted a very bright light. The local weather bureau confirmed no weather balloons were launched at that time. A separate report from the same day describes an observation at the docks of Philippeville, where many people saw an enormous red disk traveling from north to west, leaving a greenish trail. Another report, dated August 12, 1952, from Tangier, Spain, cites the Cifra news agency regarding a resident of Cuenca, Spain, who saw a round object with two luminous trails crossing the sky at high speed on the evening of August 10, 1952. The document also includes a Hydrographic Bulletin regarding a meteor sighting in the North Pacific on August 12, 1952, reported by the crew of the S.S. Norman Lukes. Finally, the document contains a summary table of sightings from August 15 to 19, 1952, listing various locations, observers, and evaluations, with many entries marked as 'balloon' or 'insufficient data'.