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| 1. DATE - TIME GROUP | 2. LOCATION | | --- | --- | | 27 July 44 DE/DIOOZ | Bombury, New York | | 3. SOURCE | 10. CONCLUSION | | Civilian | Actramental (100000) | | 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | No assay for 27 July. Direction wrong for decay. Sighting likely a meteor observation. | | 34 | | | 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS | | 2 - 3 Seconds | Observer looking in NE quadrant of sky prior to COLO passage when he observed two extremely bright flashes. Flashes proceeded from East to West. Extremely large. Duration 2-3 seconds. Color intense blue and thesis bri…
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JULY 27, 1924 Public Information Officer N.A.S.A. Washington, D.C. Dear Sir, On Monday night, July 27th, about 8.55-9:00 p.m. (just before Echement overhead) I was looking in the NE quadrant of the day and saw a double bright horizontal flash. (Est. elevation 20°-25°, est. azimuth 25°) (seen from Roxbury, N.Y. about 74°-45° W & 42°-10' N). The flash which preceded from E to W appeared to be extremely large, a brilliant and compounded to our matter. The other side. The direction of the
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Wilton, Connecticut July 29, 1904 Public Information Officer N.A.S.A. Washington, DC Dear Sir, On Monday night, July 27th, about 8.55-9.00 p.m. (just before Ecto went overhead) I was looking in the NE quadrant of the sky and saw a double bright horizontal flash. (Est elevation 20-25; est azimuth 25°) (seen from Roxbury, N.Y. about 74° 45' W & 42° 10' N). The flash which preceded from E to W appeared to be extremely large & brilliant as compared to any matter I've seen from. The direction of the
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flash was about 2-3 sec. The sales was an intense, blue & green bright orange. It looked, in a sequential view, something like this out - bright & green & bright would you please tell me what I've seen? Thank you. Sincerely
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flash was about 2-30 sec. The color was an intense blue & then bright orange. It looked, in a sequential view, something like this. out - bright - & - bright Would you please tell me what I've seen? Thank you. Sincerely
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