65 20N28 50W Atlantic unidentified aerial event — October 1962

The "COMMENTS" section indicates that "BSCO data not available; however, satellite characteristics are not like those observed as related in main body." PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD 1. SIGHTED 62 DEG ELEVATION LOST SIGHT AT 30 DEG BEHIND CLOUDS 7. OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED MOVING RELATIVE TO STARS 30 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, AZIMUTH 220 DEGREES, IS LOST AT 50 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON. OBSERVED VISUALLY AND AFTER INITIAL THROUGH BINOCULARS AT 2351022Z BY AIRCRAFT CREWNUMBERS LOCATED AT 32 - 20N 28 - 50W BROKEN CLOUDS BELOW AIRCRAFT AT 2500 FT. OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED MOVING RELATIVE TO STARS 30 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, AZIMUTH 150 DEGREES T. OBSERVED VISUALLY AND AFTER INITIAL THROUGH BINOCULARS AT 222120Z BY AIRCRAFT CREWMEMBERS. OBJECT FIRST OBSERVED MOVING RELATIVE TO STARS 23 DEGREES ABOVE HORIZON, AZIMUTH 192 DEGREES T. OBSERVED VISUALLY AND AFTER INITIAL THROUGH BINOCULARS AT 232152Z BY AIRCRAFT CREWMEMBERS.