46.10N 155.13E (Pacific), April 1966
- Date of account
- 1966-04
- Location
- 46.10N 155.13E (Pacific)
- Source
- uap_archive
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Project Blue Book case file indexed from National Archives metadata; page-level review pending.
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Source text · mention onlyPROJECT 10073REC0RD 1.DATE-TIME GROUP 2.LOCATION 2Apri1 6602/1053Z 46.10N 155.13E (Pacific) (6 Witnesses) 3.SOURCE 10.CONCLUSION Military Astro (METEOR) 4.NUMBER OF OBJECTS 5.LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Approx 10 Seconds Object was initially a ball,then broke up into 2 pieces about the size of a pea.Brilliant white center with red and blue 6.TYPE OF OBSERVATION fringing at'the trailing edge of flame.The trail was lear AirVisual drop shaped. Ball of fire began to fall at once. Four secords later it broke into two pieces thmn continued to fall for abdut 7.COURSE five seconds more. SE No satellite decays reported on that date.Probable meteor. 8.PHOTOS Yes RxNo 9.PHYSICAL EVIDENCE DYes OONO FORM FTD SEP630-329(TDE) Prevlouedltlonsofthlaform maybeuned.
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