Klamath Falls, OR
Narrative
OF SIGHTING 11, COMMENTS One white object, "larger than the morning star", was observed for a period of more than an hour to drift Slowly from the East to the Southeast, Part of the time, object was observed by ;means of binoculars, but cou}ld not be positively identified as balloon, ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52) Due to the correlations of con ditions, wind, time and proxi- mity,(to weather balloon releas ing poing) this sighting was resolved as possibly weather balloon with no further investi gation, = a i) ‘ i a + j ae ae fi i Jig \ iy UATd YDAd BPA Sz Bok | ih ne / Cor TWH HIN TNS CLO CGINO
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Source documents (1)
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- 28961926.pdfNARAvalue 1.2[direct]
Score evidence (11)
Why this event scored the way it did. Every contribution is traceable.
s
- resolved as (-3.0)
- identified as (-3.0)
- weather balloon (-2.0)
- drift (-0.5)
- outcome=resolved_prosaic (cap S<=3)
- post-blend cap S<=3 (resolved_prosaic)
p
- docs=1 (+0.5)
- single agency (+0.5)
- pbb_case_file institutional review (P floor 4)
evid
- narrative only (base 1)
- pbb_case_file institutional documentation (EVID floor 3)