ID | #1595501692 |
Added | Thu, 23/07/2020 |
Author | July N. |
Sources | Hennessey-Jenkins report, 5/26/67, NICAP files
National Enquirer 9/10/67, copy in Donald E. Keyhoe Archives files
Le Figaro 5/21 /67 quoting London Sunday Express 5/21 /67, copy in NICAP files
U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 1, May-June 1967, p. 8
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Phenomena | |
Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
Coast guard station were alerted to a bright object in the sky and looked at it in 25-fold binoculars on a tripod.
The object was stationary, slowly rotating. It was cone-shaped, with the pointed end up and had a small triangular mark near the bottom, which had a wrinkled appearance.
The plane was seen near the object.
Over an hour later, the object slowly moved at right angles to the direction of the wind and disappeared in the clouds. It's possible to detect on radar.
[Note: duration, description, and the absence of any sharp or fast movements suggest that it is, in all probability, a large, plastic research probe. At their height the wind direction may be different from directions at low altitudes.]
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Original news
April 28, 1967; Brixham, Devon, UK
11:25 a.m. LT. A Coast Guard Station was alerted to a bright object in the sky and viewed it through 25x binoculars on a tripod. The object was stationary, revolving slowly. It was cone-shaped, pointed end up, and had a small triangular mark near the bottom, which had a crinkled appearance. A plane was seen to circle the object. More than an hour later, the object moved off slowly at a right angle to wind direction and disappeared into clouds. Possible radar detection. (Hennessey-Jenkins report, 5/26/67, NICAP files; National Enquirer 9/10/67, copy in Donald E. Keyhoe Archives files; Le Figaro 5/21 /67 quoting London Sunday Express 5/21 /67, copy in NICAP files; U.F.O. Investigator, Vol. IV, No. 1, May-June 1967, p. 8.) [Note: The duration, description, and lack of any abrupt or rapid motions all suggest that this was in all probability a large, plastic research balloon. At their altitude, wind direction can be different from that at lower altitudes.]
Hypotheses
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Eastern Test Range, Cape Canaveral, Florida (USA) Vehicle: Titan-3C Payload: Vela 7 (OPS 6638) Vela 8 (OPS 6679) ORS 4 (ERS 18) OV5 3 (ERS 20) OV5 1 (ERS 27)
Investigation
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