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302558932

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD

DATE - TIME GROUP 7 Dec 66 8/05152

LOCATION Denver, Colorado three witnesses

SOURCE Civilian

NUMBER OF OBJECTS One

CONCLUSION Astro(Sirius) [HW:] Very prob. [HW:]

At the time of the sighting Sirius was on an azimuth of 123 degrees and at an elevation of 14 degrees.

LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2 hours

TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground Visual Tx

COURSE Erratic movements

PHOTOS [No]

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE [No]

BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS

Observers watched a star like object larger than a star perform erratic movements in the eastern part of the sky. The objects size and brightness was amazing, for if another star was the size of a pin tip, this object would be the size of the pin head. It was about five to 10 times brighter than a regular star. Observers said it wasn't a star, but the observer said that he did not think it was a star.

The description is consistent with that of an astronomical observation. Sirius would have been fairly low on the horizon and would have been the brightest astronodical body in the sky.

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