| ID | #1548405063 |
| Added | Fri, 25/01/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Sparks
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
During the test controllable vertical bomb MX-674 Tarzon, Floyd Fannon and other members of the crew of the U.S. air force saw 8 unidentified objects
They separately tracked and filmed 2 of the object. Cinetheodolite station P-8 filmed one object located in the North-East for 6 frames (1.0 sec). He evenly moved to the South from azimuth 38 ° 26'59,2" to 38 ° 33'59,2" and elevation 47 ° 32'20 "to 47 ° 25 '50".
Cinetheodolite station P-10, located at a distance of 5,681 miles down the North direction (azimuth 347,07723 °) from P-8 and 7 ft higher, filmed another object.
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Original news
During an MX-674 Tarzon controllable vertical bomb test, Floyd Fannon and other USAF crew members saw 8 unidentified objects then separately tracked and filmed 2 of the objects down the North American Aviation missile firing range. Cinetheodolite station P-8 filmed one object to the NE for 6 frames (1.0 sec) moving uniformly to the S from azimuth 38°26’59.2″ to 38°33’59.2″ and elevation 47°32’20” to 47°25’50”. Cinetheodolite station P-10, located 5.6781 miles down range to the N (to azimuth 347.07723°) from P-8 and 7 ft higher, filmed another object, hence no triangulation possible, viewed to the E for 74 frames (14.6 secs) moving uniformly to the N from azimuth 86° 9′ 9.2″ to 85°47′ 9.2″ and elevation 25°48′ 0″ to 25° 7’50”.
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