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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD
2. LOCATION
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Characteristics of sighting are
One round object with a number of
points which later disappeared leaving those of as tro (Venus).
a tear-s~aped object. Object was size
of a s±lver dollar at arm's length.
Object was much brighter than a star
and had the same color. Object was ini
t ially sighted at approximately 90 dgr ·
azimuth & 45 dgr elevation. ODjact W3S
viewed vissually for 35 minutes and
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