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Number | FR0036 |
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Date written | July 10, 2005 |
Date received | July 10, 2005 |
Date published | July 24, 2005 |
Date of sighting | July 10, 2005 |
Place of sighting | France, Paris, West Paris |
Original language of report | French |
Reported using | |
Unreleased information | Alias, email address |
Investigation, additional information | None |
Explanation | Not looked for |
Subject: UFO (?) sighting Sir, Residing in the Parisian suburbs (Western Paris); I was Sunday, July 10, 2005, at approximately 00.15 on the terrace of a friend, with sight on a partially spangled sky in the Northern, North-eastern direction. We discussed as good friends can, while looking at the sky (we were seated on longchairs which "force you" to look towards the sky). I will try to describe to you with the most possible exactitude what I noticed, but I ensure you immediately that the "phenomenon" was brief, but extremely disconcerting. My friend had his face turned towards me while speaking to me while I scanned the few visible stars. At this point in time 4 luminous points appeared, which if they had been fixed, would have been, to the layman I am, be easily dismissed as simple stars. The problem is that these four luminous points were movin extremely quickly, and in formation. On this point, I must bring a more detailed explanation. Three of these points adopted a formation of the "v" combat type, i.e., one in the front, with the two others in slight withdrawal on its sides, the three forming thus a perfectly isosceles triangle. The fourth was by far the most puzzling. It truly zigzaged behind the three priviously describe, and please believe that the term is not exaggerated. I uttered an exclamation immedaitely, my friend turned the head, and told me to have glimmpsed only two luminous points, associating them with satelites. Knowing how a satelite moves (slowly, in a rectilinear way), they were abolutely not "traditional" satelites taking into consideration my humble opinion. This observation has certainly last one to two seconds. I also suppose that these objects were particularly distant their light intensity not exceeding that of the most brilliant of our "traditional" stars, there direction was towards the North-East. The reason of my approach is not the search for sensations, I rather keep anonymity besides. I do not the least hope to make you believe that I managed to observe UFOS such as those which you present on your site. I would only like to know if I am the only one to have seen that this Sunday July 10 towards 00.15. Thanks for answering inasmuch it's possible. P.s : [Fisrtname Name] is not my real name. |