This
worksheet is designed to assess the possibility of a correlation
with a qualifying potential sighting of interest and a credited
MADAR anomaly and involves working with the known sighting date
and time in UTC and the immediate state, or sometimes the
adjoining state. If that protocol is met, the sighting and node
locations will be taken into consideration.
1. INITIAL SOURCE:
At 9:33 pm local time Op of node 138 received a call from his wife
who reported that she had seen a UFO and asked if his node had
picked up anything. MADAR site was 2.16 miles from the sighting
location on highway 374.
A bright orange fireball
rose up slowly from behind the tree line and then swiftly
moved to the right and vanished.
Prior to the sighting
referenced above nuforc reported
July 31, 2019; Chattanooga, Tennessee
9:00 pm local. While driving down the highway the three
witnesses observed a single bright orange fireball which rose
vertically over the tree line in the horizon. It glowed brighter
and brighter and seemed to increase in size. Once it reached the
middle of the sky it began swiftly moving to the right and
vanished. The witnesses (all bothers and sisters) could
not believe their eyes nor figure out what it was. As soon as it
appeared, it vanished. It left an eerie silence in its wake.
(NUFORC)
referenced sighting as
follows:
July 31, 2019; Clarksville, Tennessee
9:33 pm. Witness was on her way home from work and when
approaching the first marker (on the map), got a clear view of a
bright, white light over to her left. (See the Black Star on
Annotated Map.) Object was previously obscured by trees, but as
her vehicle made the turn around the bend in the road, it came
into view. She had not seen or known about it before getting to
that spot. It was moving slowly in an angle to the right but
coming towards her. It appeared to be moving slow and in her
general direction. The flight path seemed to be more or less level
in flight, neither ascending or decending. When she drove further
down the road to where the second marker is on the map, that's
when it immediately zipped off to the right and disappeared. (See
the Black Star on the Annotated Map.) It was a very quick maneuver
that didn't go up or down from there..just off to the right in her
field of view. The other strange part about this was that when it
shot off to the right, i! t seemed to disappear while in full
view, just kind of winked out. There were no trees in the way or
anything obscuring the view when that happened. She slowed down
and began trying to see if she could find it again but to no
avail. When she continued down the road to the third marker on the
map, she saw a helicopter (marked as a blue star) which she
thought might be lifeflight as they fly up from Nashville and
often take people to the hospital down there. It had more than
just the white lights so she knew it was something normal. At this
point, she was about to tum off of 101st when she called her
husband to tell him to check his MADAR unit. The phone call was
made at 9:33 pm. She was only a minute or two away from the house
when she made that call. (MADAR)
3. MUFON CMS
CHECK:
A wider CMS search for the
date and a day prior and after was conducted with no results.
MUFON Case Management
System - SEARCH
The search
result is limited to max 50 returned Sighting Reports
4. SIGHTING SEARCH
TOOL:
A MADAR Alert Search was conducted as well and two hits were
found for Tennessee, both were Clarksville node 138 for the day
after the sightings.
2019-08-01 06:25 UTC or 02:25 CST local
IN Clarksville 138
2019-08-01 09:04 UTC or 05:04 CST
local IN Clarksville 138
5. PROXIMITY:
Sighting took place 2.16 miles from the madar node. The
earlier Chattanooga sighting was 180 miles SE of Clarksville.
6. MADAR DATA:
138
status
70
1
973.2
29.45
2019-07-31
02:05:15
138
status
70
1
973.2
29.45
2019-07-31
02:04:14
138
status
70
2
973.2
29.45
2019-07-31
02:03:13
138
status
70
0
975.46
29.45
2019-07-31
02:02:12
138
status
69
4
975.46
29.45
2019-07-31
02:01:11
138
status
69
13
975.46
29.44
2019-07-31
02:00:10
138
status
70
1
975.46
29.45
2019-07-31
01:59:09
138
status
70
1
975.46
29.44
2019-07-31
01:58:08
138
status
70
7
974.37
29.44
2019-07-31
01:57:07
138
status
71
2
974.37
29.44
2019-07-31
01:56:06
138
status
70
0
974.37
29.44
2019-07-31
01:55:05
7. COMMENTS:
This sighting had been pending and was about to be relegated to
uncorrelated target folder, It had no MADAR hits (and therefore no
MSV was possible) and no undertigger data was found for the time
period. A routine check with CMS and NUFORC was conducted to make
sure there were no obvious correlations. When the nuforc printout
was checked, the similar sighting at Chattanooga was discovered,
but about 180 miles to the SE of Clarksville on the same day and
33 minutes earlier at 21:00 or 9:00 pm local. The madar data was
checked for that different time period, which is 02:00 UTC. The
field numbers were small, but there was a definite spike during
the 02:00 UTC of 13 milligaus during that status minute. The
compass heading didn't vary more than 1 degree + or -, but the
field value did. If the distance between the two cities had been
much less and the field numbers would have exceeded the threshold,
two things would have happened: 1) This would have been a bonified
alert correlation and the datarate would have ramped up to
where we would have had 60 times more data. 2) the distance rule
would have been more confirmation of a bonified
sighting/madar relationship. The spike we had is interesting and
probably not a coincidence, and the data in the remaining 59
seconds will never be known. But what two witnesses reported looks
like an operation with one or more UAPs.
ENDREP