Denver, Colorado, December 1966
- Date of account
- 1966-12
- Location
- Denver, Colorado
- 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 onlyPROJECT 10073 REC0RD .DATE-TIME GROUP 2.LOCATION 7Dec66 8/0515Z Denver,Colorado three witnesses 3.SOURCE 10.CONCLUSION Civilian Astro(Sirius) NUMBER OF OBJECTS At the time of the sighting Sirius was on an azinuth of123 degrees and atan elevation of 14 degrees. Cno LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11.BRIEF SUMMARYANDANALYSIS 2hours Cbservers watched a star like object larger than a star 6.TYPE OF OBSERVATION perform erratic movements in the castern part of the sky. Ground Visual Tx The objects size and brightness was amazing, for if another 7.COURSE star was the size of a pin tip, this object would be the size of the pin head.It was about five to l0 times brighter ERRatic movements than a regular star.Cbject could have boen a star,but the observer said that he did not think it was a star. 3 PHOTOS Yos The description is consistent with that of an astronouical XNo observation.Sirius would have been f
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