After reading this document I was wondering why this was ever considered classified.
It was a meteor - pure and simple.
I wish there were more to it but there just isn't.
(heavy sigh)
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Topic started on 20-1-2008 @ 11:16 AM by AboveTopSecret.com
NM_FEB_7_1950.pdf
New Mexico Sighting 07FEB50 Observed from Ground & Air (ASTRO:Meteor)
This object classified as a meteor was observed from the ground and also in the air by AF personnel in The New Mexico sky.
Document date: 1950-02-07
Department: Unknown
Author: Various
Document type: Report
pages: 7
Archivist's Notes: This file is in good condition with all pages legible. Ground witnesses observed a fireball type object which lasted 4-6 seconds. The sighting in the air was more of an observation of a flash of light refelected in the cockpit of the plane.
New Mexico Sighting 07FEB50 Observed from Ground & Air (ASTRO:Meteor)
This object classified as a meteor was observed from the ground and also in the air by AF personnel in The New Mexico sky.
Document date: 1950-02-07
Department: Unknown
Author: Various
Document type: Report
pages: 7
Archivist's Notes: This file is in good condition with all pages legible. Ground witnesses observed a fireball type object which lasted 4-6 seconds. The sighting in the air was more of an observation of a flash of light refelected in the cockpit of the plane.
reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 08:48 PM by Hal9000
This document is another report of a fireball, which was seen by two pilots on February 25, 1950. The object was described as brilliant white
traveling between 1,000 to 2,000 mph, and lasted for 2 to 4 seconds. It traveled in a straight line and left a red trail behind.
This is another report that must have been part of the investigation of the Green Fireballs, led by Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, that were seen in the New Mexico area.
Related FIOA Documents:
FOIA: Green fireball over TX, NM, AZ causes investigation for impact point
Related ATS Discussions:
The Green Fireball Mystery of New Mexico
Related Links:
TinWiki article: Green Fireballs
Wikipedia article: Dr. Lincoln LaPaz
This is another report that must have been part of the investigation of the Green Fireballs, led by Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, that were seen in the New Mexico area.
Related FIOA Documents:
FOIA: Green fireball over TX, NM, AZ causes investigation for impact point
Related ATS Discussions:
The Green Fireball Mystery of New Mexico
Related Links:
TinWiki article: Green Fireballs
Wikipedia article: Dr. Lincoln LaPaz
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