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USAF record 28938031 (1950)

28938031

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD

1. DATE - TIME GROUP 13 July 1950 13/2045Z

2. LOCATION Jacksonville, Florida

3. SOURCE Civilian

4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS [ILLEGIBLE]

5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION several hours

6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ground visual

7. COURSE Stationary

8. PHOTOS □ Yes X□ No

9. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE □ Yes X□ No

10. CONCLUSION ASTRO (VENUS) Observation of VENUS during daylight hours, VENUS in the reported position of the object.

11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS: Object was a shiny aluminum "pin-point". Two jet planes passed well beneath it and their wing span seemed about twice the diameter of the sphere. Observers guessed the object might have been a large weather observation balloon. It apparently hovered in one spot, laterally, while slowly drifting upward until it disappeared from view. Object emitted no fiery jets or noise of any kind.

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