The article below was published in the daily newspaper L'Avenir du Luxembourg, Grand Duché du Luxembourg, on June 17, 1980.
Several unidentified flying objects were observed on Saturday evening by hundreds of witnesses in Buenos Aires and other parts of Argentina.
Between 7 and 7:08 p.m. local time, luminous objects in the shape of a saucer, cigars and triangles appeared in the sky, which could be photographed. Thus, in Rosario (320 km northwest of Buenos Aires), the newspaper "El Diario" published several photos of these objects. A Buenos Aires airport flight controller reported that an unidentified object appeared in the sky, moving along a path that should have collided with planes that were about to land or had just taken off. His statement was confirmed by a pilot who added that the object suddenly changed course and gained altitude at breakneck speed. For its part, the Air Force indicated that the phenomena observed were due to a cloud of ice illuminated by the sun or the moon.
