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MOVING BUT COMPARISON WITH A HOUSE CHIMNEY SHOWED THAT THE OBJECT WAS MOVING SLOWLY SOUTH TO NORTH. THE OBSERVER REPORTED THAT THE STARS WERE VISIBLE BUT VERY DIM COMPARED TO THE OBJECT. SHAFTS OF LIGHT SEEMED TO EMANATE FROM THE OBJECT AT IRREGULAR INTERVALS. NO SOUND
II S/SGT BARBER DESCRIBED THE OBJECT AS VERY BRIGHT, WHITISH, STATIONARY, AND LOW ON THE WESTERN HORIZON
III CONST GOODHAND DESCRIBED THE OBJECT AS WHITISH WITH A RED TINGE. IT WAS LOW ON THE HORIZON TO THE WEST AT AN ESTIMATED ANGLE OF INCLINATION OF 20 DEGREES. IN RELATION TO A NEARBY CHIMNEY, THE OBJECT WAS MOVING SLOWLY SOUTH TO NORTH
G I 0205Z TO 0245Z, 40 MINUTES
II A FEW MINUTES
II 0205Z TO 0225Z, 20 MINUTES
H NIL
BT
C WB CONST III
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