| ID | #1557850884 |
| Added | Tue, 14/05/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Sparks
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Captain James Howard, F. O. Boyd, Navigator George Allen and passengers of BOAC airliner at altitude 19 000 ft EN route to the North-East of goose Bay (Labrador), saw a large opaque black object with six smaller "satellite" objects on a horizontal line and constantly change shape (like a Mirage). It was first visible at an angle of about 20-45° below the horizon. It disappeared when approached interceptor F-94.
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Original news
Capt. James Howard, FO Boyd, navigator George Allen and passengers of BOAC airliner at 19,000 ft heading NE to Goose Bay, Labrador, saw a large opaque or black object with six smaller satellite objects on a horizontal line, constantly shifting in shape like a mirage, but first seen at roughly 20°-45° depression angle below horizon. Object azimuth about 5° left or S of sun low on horizon, or at about 300° to 305° true as sighting progressed. Disappeared when F-94 interceptor approached.
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