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p. 1--evaluated as Other (MISINTERPRETA-
TION OF CONVENTIONAL OBJECTS)
Other (GROUND TARGETS)
Other (UNRELIABLE REPORT)
SATELLITE
Astro (METEOR)
SATELLITE
Astro (STARS…
p. 3…Of considerable significance is the fact that an annual meteoric shower, the Perseids, was in prominence at that time (11…
p. 19…result of anomalous propagation with the possibility of certain meteoric anomalies, which were prominent during that sighting date, a contributing…
p. 26…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, miages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 42…Harvard University, Cambridge and New Mexico (meteor patrol) WIYSPILS.
o. Korkee Observatory, University of Chicago and Fort Davis, To (coveral…
p. 50…GILBERT University of California, Davis Warthor, meteor
I. GILBERT University of California, Davis Astronomy, biological problems
J. GILBERT University of…
p. 16…Frequently, unusually bright meteors and planets will cause a flurry of reports, sometimes from relatively experienced observers. At certain times…
p. 20…Frequently, unusually bright meteors and planets will cause a flurry of reports, sometimes from relatively experienced observers. At certain times…
p. 95…The second was slightly increased by the removal of the astronomical sightings from the meteor-like classification. However, the main…
p. 19…Harvard University, Cambridge and New Mexico (meteor patrol) - Whipple.
b. Yerkes Observatory, University of Chicago and Fort Davis, Texas (several…
p. 21…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, miages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 20…Harvard University, Cru~bridge and New Mexico (meteor patrol) -
Whipple.
b, Yerkes Observatory, University of Chicago and Fort Davis, Texas…
p. 22…g., balloons, aircraft relfections) as well as
natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, mirages, noctilucent clouds).
Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 19of the sky is now and has been for many years under surveillance every clear night in several meteor and…
p. 21…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, mirages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 20of the sky is now and has been for many years under surveillance every clear night in several meteor and…
p. 22…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, miages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 12…many years -- under surveillance every clear night in several meteor and aurora observing programs as well as sky mapping programs…
p. 15…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, mirages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…
p. 22…Frequently, unusually bright meteors and planets will cause
a flurry of reports,.. sometimes from relatively experienced observers.
At certain times…
p. 48…Washington and five eastern-states last night was a meteor,
a flying saucel' "as big as a washtub," or a…
p. 71…OFFER WAS THAT THE OBJECT MIGHT HAVE BEEN A METEOR THAT APPEARED TO HI
GRAHAM'S PLANE BUT EXPLODED RIGHT…
p. 13…many years -- under surveillance every clear night in several meteor and aurora observing programs as well as sky mapping programs…
p. 16…g., balloons, aircraft reflections) as well as natural phenomena (meteors, fireballs, mirages, noctilucent clouds). Both visual and radar recognition are…