Newtown, Pennsylvania, November 1966
- Date of account
- 1966-11
- Location
- Newtown, Pennsylvania
- Source
- uap_archive
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Project Blue Book case file indexed from National Archives metadata; page-level review pending.
Published source text
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Source text · mention onlySOTL.ECORD 1.DATE.TIME GROUP 2.OCATICN (1itness) 16/03302 Newtom, Pennsylvania 15Nov66 3.OURCE 10.CONCLUSION Astro(Sirius) Civilian 4.NUMBER OF OBJECTS At the time of the sighting Sirius was rising. Cne 5.LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11.BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Observer noted a glawring red-green lignt in the eastern sky. 1 Hour Object was sighted at the lower end of the Big Dipper.Object 6.TYPE OF OBSERVATION stayed in oneplace, essentially,buty moved up and doun and back dawn to the original spot, repeating this cycle through- Ground-Visual out the observation. .COURSE The description is consistent with that of an astroncmical observation.The Big Dipper was not in the SE at the ie Stationary of the sighting, but the constellation Orion,which Go 8.PHOTOS asthe bottom of the dipper. Yos XXNo 2. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Yes XXNO FORM FTD SEP630-329(TDE) Provloue ditionofthl.formmaybued
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