ALSACAT-2003-01-19-HOCHFELDEN-1
On a disappeared website called "Aenigma Project", there was apparently an anonymous report of an observation near Hochfelden in the Bas-Rhin, on January 19, 2003, at 05:15. p.m.
The witness said that an egg-shaped object passed in the sky at about 30 degrees above the horizon.
He had noticed it when it entered the right end of his field of vision, while he was driving to Hochfelden to advance to the toll which is 1.5 km away.
The object was following an heading appearing to him to be the same as his car's. Some trees were on the low side.
The object was "white - neon" colored and left a trail of the same color but slightly transparent, "like the drag of a mouse on a computer screen." He could not know if the object made a sound, because his car's windows were closed and the radio was on.
The object was lost from sight to the horizon, in the clouds.
He noted no effect, neither on him nor on the car, nor on the environment of the object.
The observation duration was 20 seconds.
Date: | January 19, 2003 |
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Time: | ~05:15 p.m. |
Duration: | ~20 secondes. |
First known report date: | 2015 |
Reporting delay: | Hours, 13 years. |
Department: | Bas-Rhin |
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City: | Hochfelden |
Place: | From car driving on the A4 motorway near Hochfelden at 1.5 km from the toll, UFO in the sky. |
Latitude: | 48.767 |
Longitude: | 7.581 |
Uncertainty radius: | 3 km |
Number of alleged witnesses: | 1 |
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Number of known witnesses: | 1 |
Number of named witnesses: | 0 |
Witness(es) ages: | Young adult, adult or aged. |
Witness(es) types: | Male. |
Reporting channel: | To a website called "Aenigma Project". |
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Type of location: | In car driving on motorway in the country, UFO in the sky. |
Visibility conditions: | Daytime, presence of clouds. |
UFO observed: | Yes |
UFO arrival observed: | Yes |
UFO departure observed: | Yes |
Entities: | No |
Photographs: | No. |
Sketch(s) by witness(es): | No. |
Sketch(es) approved by witness(es): | No. |
Witness(es) feelings: | Puzzled. |
Witnesses interpretation: | ? |
Hynek: | ? |
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ALSACAT: | ? |
[Ref. spa1:] "SPICA" UFOLOGY ASSOCIATION:
19/01/2003 Source : Aenigma Project
Time: 05:15 p.m., Location: Hochfelden (67) Shape: Egg, Duration: 20 s
The object passed fast in the sky at about 30 degrees above the horizon. I noticed it when it penetrated to the right end of my field of vision (I was driving) to advance to the toll which is 1.5 km away, and get lost at the horizon, in the clouds. Its heading was equivalent, as far as I can tell, to that of my car that I drove from Hochfelden towards the toll.
Some trees were on the low side.
The neon / white object left a trail of the same color but slightly transparent, like the drag of a mouse on a computer screen. I do not know if the object made a noise, my windows were closed and the radio was on.
I did not notice an effect either on me or on the car, or the environment of the object.
[Ref. spa2:] "SPICA" UFOLOGY ASSOCIATION:
City | Date and hour of observation | General shape Identification |
General color Hypothesis |
Conclusion |
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HOCHFELDEN | Sunday 19 January 2003 at 05:15 p.m. | elliptical (2D) Unidentified |
white None |
Unsolved -lack of info |
The description, with the shape, the trail, the color, and the duration, appear to be the description of a meteor.
View of the location, on the A4 highway 1.5 kilomètres before the toll after Hochfelden,
supposing the witness was driving West to East.
If he was driving East to West, the view would be similar, however he would have given
Mommenheim as landmark village.
The witness was at one of the two blue spots, driving to the toll 1.5 away, at the red spot.
Probable meteor.
* = Source is available to me.
? = Source I am told about but could not get so far. Help needed.
Main author: | Patrick Gross |
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Contributors: | None |
Reviewers: | None |
Editor: | Patrick Gross |
Version: | Create/changed by: | Date: | Description: |
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0.1 | Patrick Gross | September 16, 2015 | Creation, [spa1], [spa2]. |
1.0 | Patrick Gross | September 16, 2015 | First published. |