reply to post by AboveTopSecret.com
-One object, circular, northern course
-Viewed for approximately 8 seconds
-No physical evidence or photographs
-Object dull gray but sharply outlined on straight and level flight path.
-No apparent sound from object or "power". (Assuming propulsion)
-Seen from an estimated distance of 12 miles
-Speed calculated at 2000mph or faster
-Not very luminescent, but well defined
-Witness says they have seen meteors and this was not one
-Weather at the time of sighting was very clear
-Witness a Dr. Charles J. Prchal, Vet. meat inspector with US Dept. of Agriculture -- Interviewer deems Dr. Prchal "well educated, steady and
observant".
-Object appeared brighter than the brightest stars. (Appears to contradict with above)
-Object appeared to stand still for a length of time and then speed off.
-Object estimated to be 49' to 100' in diameter.
Reports appear to be from several different witnesses. However, I can't be certain as I am having a very hard time reading some parts of the document
during transition. Second name that I can make out appears to be Thomas Lynch.
End notes appear to read
"Dan & I have discussed it at various times. We had never heard of such a thing at the time. However, shortly afterward we heard many reports. I feel
this would be ???(possibly considered) as having been reported by (Name scribbled out) in 1949."
Official Conclusion: Meteor
[edit on 16-11-2007 by SimiusDei]
