10073 RECORD CARD 1. DATE 13 Jul 62 2. LOCATION Carlsbad, New Mexico 3. DATE-TIME GROUP Local 20:5 GMT 1 /02:5Z 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION ☒ Ground-Visual 5. PHOTOS ☒ No 6. SOURCE Civilian 12. CONCLUSIONS ☒ Was Astronomical Jupiter 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 2- mins 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS one 9. COURSE North ? 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Brilliant obj observed fr car while moving West. Observed thru binoculars. Brilliant white, occasionally red & green. Initial observation at 40-5 deg elev 90 deg azimuth, w/ disappearance at 10 deg elev 100 deg azimuth. 11. COMMENTS Obj had characteristics of astronomical body; however, fn report obj was moving the wrong way & descending. Follow up indicated that the witness had verified the obj as the evening star. Jupiter was at 10 deg elev 100 deg azimuth but was moving to the SE & rising. Evaluated as planet Jupiter. ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)