July 3, 1970. "About a week ago", Mr. Daryl Brachat, 22, B.Sc., Victoria, B.C., Canada was lying in bed at 11:35 p.m., when suddenly he saw a line of yellowish-white light about the width of a fingernail at arm's length, perhaps 3 to 4 miles away. It quickly darted eastwards, stopped dead, then retraced its tracks part way, then went off fast southwards towards Port Angeles, Wash. He says it might have. been a disc seen on edge. Mr. Brachat, recently graduated with a B.Sc. from University of Victoria, B.C. He has often seen satellites in the night sky; and on that night, he was scanning the sky southwards in an attempt to see any satellites that might be overhead. He knows that what he saw was by no means a satellite.