15 34N100 48W PACIFIC reported egg oval observation — February 9, 1963

On or during February 9, 1963, at or near 15 34N100 48W PACIFIC, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Satellite sighted at 30 deg elevation angle only for 5 minutes. On 9 February 1963 at 2320Z, an unknown object was sighted in the northwest quadrant of the sky. The object, which appeared slightly lower than the star Aldebaran and moved in a northward direction, disappeared after approximately 6-10 minutes. 1963-02-9316696 20-45N 106-45W GULF OF MEXICO FEBRUARY 4, 1963 2055L 2-3 MIN OVAL 5 DEG 300 DEG LIGHT MOVED ERRATICLY BUT GENERALLY NORTHWARD. 1963-02-9316698 47-00N 122-18W SEATTLE, WA FEBRUARY 4, 1963 1810L 1 MIN EGG-SHAPED 10 DEG 360 DEG LIGHT MOVED ACROSS SKY RAPIDLY. 1963-02-9316699 38-45N 77-02W ARLINGTON, VA FEBRUARY 7, 1963 1840L 10 SEC ROUND 1 DEG 90 DEG LIGHT APPEARED STATIONARY THEN DISAPPEARED RAPIDLY.