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This Project Blue Book file combines a USAF record card with a fireball report. The record card lists two objects with a glowing white band that maneuvered erratically, and its conclusion reads as insufficient data. The attached report covers a fireball seen on September 12, 1952 at about 7:00 P.M. E.S.T., moving toward Flatwoods, West Virginia. It was brilliant greenish white and egg-shaped. The report estimates a visible flight of about 135 miles, an altitude of about 65 miles and a velocity near 27 miles per second, based on an observation point near Akron, Ohio.
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PROJECT 10070 RECORD CARD 12. LOCATION 12. CONCLUSIONS York North, Dorset 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION II. Greenland II. Greenland II. Antarctica II. Antarctica 5. SOURCE Olivian couple 1. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 6. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 9. COURSE Other insufficient data for learning Unknown 36 months. 2 II 15. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGNING 11. COMMENTS Two objects with a glowing white band encircling both maneuvered erratically over Ft. North.
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