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1. To fill out what we saw, start by gathering all the necessary information. This may include the date and time of the sighting, the location, a detailed description of what was observed, any relevant photographs or videos, and the names and contact information of any witnesses.
2. Next, organize the information in a clear and coherent manner. Use headings and subheadings if necessary, and make sure to include all pertinent details. This will ensure that the report is easy to understand and follow.
3. Provide a thorough and accurate description of what was seen. Be concise yet detailed, and use descriptive language to paint a vivid picture of the sighting. Include information such as the size, color, shape, movement, and any distinguishing features of the object or phenomenon.
4. If applicable, attach any photographic or video evidence to support your report. Ensure that the quality of the visuals is high and that they clearly depict what was observed. Additionally, provide any additional context or details about the visuals that may be important for understanding the sighting.
5. Finally, address the question of who needs what we saw. Generally, reports of sightings are valuable for researchers, scientists, or organizations engaged in the study of the observed phenomenon. They may contribute to scientific research, help establish patterns or trends, or aid in further investigations. Additionally, if the sighting is related to a potentially dangerous or suspicious activity, it may be necessary to report it to relevant authorities for public safety.

In summary, to fill out what we saw, gather all necessary information, organize it coherently, provide a detailed description, attach any supporting visuals, and consider the potential beneficiaries or recipients of the report.

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