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• 8Mi NNWOf San Antonio reported egg oval observation — November 1959

  1959-11-01 · 8Mi NNWOf San Antonio, Texas, United States · CE1

  On or during November 1959, at or near 8Mi NNWOf San Antonio, Texas, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Obj, size of head of pin, bright white, suddenly made a 90 degree turn, moved north and disappeared very quickly. There are ma

• 8Mi NOf Fairfax reported light formation observation — November 2, 1958

  1958-11-02 · 8Mi NOf Fairfax, Oklahoma, United States · CE1

  Object changed direction and speed, and disappeared from sight after a few seconds. INFORMATION ON TRACKS DETECTED BY THIS STATION REVEALS THERE WERE NO TRACKS DETECTED IN THE VICINITY OF FAIRFAX, OKLAHOMA BETWEEN 0620-0750Z ON 2 NOVEMBER 1957. I am investigating an alleged sight

• 8mi North / Hector, Ark disc or spherical object report — September 20, 1981

  1981-09-20 · 8MI NORTH / HECTOR, ARK, Arkansas, United States · CE1

  2 observer(s).

• 8mi NWof Del Rio unidentified aerial event — July 10, 1957

  1957-07-10 · 8mi NWof Del Rio, Texas, United States · CE1

  It disappeared over the horizon. This object, at first resembling a bright star, made no apparent motion and seemed to remain relatively stationary until it disappeared over the horizon. SUBJECT: UFOB REPORT (1) ONE (1) RESEMBLES STAR (IN AS TO) CLASSIC LIGHT (?) ONE (2) ONE (1)

• 8Mi Sof Smethport reported light point observation — October 1960

  1960-10-01 · 8Mi Sof Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States · CE1

  On or during October 1960, at or near 8Mi Sof Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object, size of a baseball, speed over 3000 mph, visual, disappeared like a switch turning off a light. SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIE

• 8Mi SWof Seminole radar-visual unidentified-object report — December 1960

  1960-12-01 · 8Mi SWof Seminole, Texas, United States · CE1

  On or during December 1960, at or near 8Mi SWof Seminole, Texas, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Bright, round, white light, size of a star, moving in a straight line, then suddenly disappeared. Then reappeared, continued on it

• 9 14N90 32W unidentified aerial event — February 1962

  1962-02-01 · 9 14N90 32W · CE1

  On or during February 1962, at or near 9 14N90 32W, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING Bright object sighted through overcast sky, going through slow maneuver and changed direction at one point. Faded out and disappeared as .56 secs. ZDX MY 046/2

• 9 Apr 1980 — Nunney, Somerset UFO report

  1980-04-09 · Nunney, Somerset, United Kingdom · CE1

  Speed-bursts.Sudden stops.Lightbeam.Still periods.

• 9 Aug 1995 — Dundee, Scotland UFO report

  1995-08-09 · Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom · CE1

  Glowed white.Static in E, moved slowly Northwards.

• 9 Feb 1981 — Haughhead,Glasgow UFO report

  1981-02-09 · Haughhead,Glasgow, United Kingdom · CE1

  UFO ascended

• 9 Jul 1981 — Kingston Winslow,Wilts UFO report

  1981-07-09 · Kingston Winslow,Wilts, United Kingdom · CE1

  Moved various directions/hights.Seemed "controlled"

• 90Mi NWOf Iceland unidentified aerial event — November 1958

  1958-11-01 · 90Mi NWOf Iceland, Iceland · CE1

  It appeared to be in the air about 1000 feet high, moved first north, then south, then northwest, and disappeared after 60 to 90 seconds. He observed Sputnik I in early stage of existence over England. e. 6 It was observed to gain in brightness for approximately 15 seconds, then

• 950km Ese / Kyushu, Jpn disc or spherical object report — August 1945

  1945-08 · 950KM ESE / KYUSHU, JPN, NPC, Pacific Ocean · CE1

  USS Bradford.

• 98 31W34 00N Oklahoma Area unidentified aerial event — June 1966

  1966-06-01 · 98 31W34 00N Oklahoma Area · CE1

  It did not leave a contrail, and no sound was reported. The object looked something like a satellite, however, it moved at a faster rate of speed.

• 99mi Nof Midway Island radar-visual unidentified-object report — November 1960

  1960-11-01 · 99mi Nof Midway Island · CE1

  Observed 19 minutes. Investigation reported as indefinite conclusion indicated were inconclusive. Praise Summary of Sighting: Two radar targets observed at 6,000 feet descending at 1500 feet per minute. Observed 19 minutes. Comments: This sighting required additional investigatio

• 9mi East / Holdenville, OK cigar-shaped object report — January 30, 1956

  1956-01-30 · 9MI EAST / HOLDENVILLE, OK, Oklahoma, United States · CE1

  3+1 observer(s).

• 9Mi Eastof Escanabe reported light formation observation — April 1960

  1960-04-01 · 9Mi Eastof Escanabe, Michigan, United States · CE1

  On or during April 1960, at or near 9Mi Eastof Escanabe, Michigan, United States, the source reports the following sequence: BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING: Object was noted, contrail was visible, sighting lasted approximately 15 min and disappeared in haze. PARA FC C-19 CIVILIAN MICH

• 9mi Northwest / Calgary, Alta disc or spherical object report — April 2, 1978

  1978-04-02 · 9MI NORTHWEST / CALGARY, ALTA, Alberta, Canada · CE1

  Dog excited.

• 9Mi Wof Benson reported aerial observation — October 10, 1957

  1957-10-10 · 9Mi Wof Benson, Arizona, United States · CE1

  Satellite was not sighted, but a bright object appeared over SE horizon and traveled rapidly across the sky disappearing over the NNW horizon. COMMENTS: Around this time artificial meteors were being shot into the upper atmosphere to heights of between 35 and 50 miles at which he

• @RLESFORD, HANTS ~ BD reported unidentified aerial object — August 31, 1987

  1987-08-31 · @RLESFORD, HANTS ~ BD, United Kingdom · CE1

  On August 31, 1987, at or near @RLESFORD, HANTS ~ BD, a witness or witnesses reported ONE, NON FLASHING.

• [A10] de JANVRY (91) vers PARIS (75) 27.10.2007

  2007-10-27 · [A10] de JANVRY (91) vers PARIS (75), Ile-de-France, FR · CE1

  A brief light with a persistent trail was probably a meteor, but could not be confirmed. Category C.

• [A11] de ANCENIS (44) vers NANTES (44) 09.10.2018

  2018-10-09 · [A11] de ANCENIS (44) vers NANTES (44), Pays de la Loire, France · CE1

  2 friends briefly saw 1–2 intense lights from the A11. A fireball is probable, but no monitoring-network event matched; category B.

• [A11] de MANS (LE) (72) vers ANGERS (49) 23.02.1993

  1993-02-23 · [A11] de MANS (LE) (72) vers ANGERS (49), Pays de la Loire, France · CE1

  On February 23, 1993, at about 10 p.m., a volunteer firefighter driving on the motorway saw a very bright streak in the sky that appeared to burn out within four or five seconds. The source considers atmospheric entry the likely explanation.

• [A13] DE PARIS (75) VERS CAEN (14) 27.01.2012

  2012-01-27 · [A13] DE PARIS (75) VERS CAEN (14), Ile-de-France, FR · CE1

  Two motorists saw a shiny silver cylinder remain still and then move rapidly; conflicting date/direction and imprecise time/location leave insufficient information, category C.

• [A16] DE MONTMORENCY (95) VERS BEAUVAIS (60) 13.04.2023

  2023-04-13 · [A16] DE MONTMORENCY (95) VERS BEAUVAIS (60), Ile-de-France, France · CE1

  A driver on the A16 saw a pearly white inverted-V object on 13 April 2023. Radar and the account identify a Cessna 152, class A.

• [A19] de BEAUNE-LA-ROLANDE (45) vers CHILLEURS-AUX-BOIS (45) 15.02.2018

  2018-02-15 · [A19] de BEAUNE-LA-ROLANDE (45) vers CHILLEURS-AUX-BOIS (45), Centre, France · CE1

  A motorist on the A19 saw a triangular form with changing coloured lights make two right turns on 15 February 2018. GEIPAN favours a military aircraft, class B, but could not confirm a particular flight.

• [A20] DE BRIVES (19) VERS LIMOGES (87) 25.12.2022

  2022-12-25 · [A20] DE BRIVES (19) VERS LIMOGES (87), Limousin, France · CE1

  Two round blue/white/gray lights, one stationary and one moving, were seen for about 20 seconds; probable light projections, possibly a skytracer. Category B.

• [A20] DE GRACAY (18) VERS CHATEAUROUX (36) 25.04.2021

  2021-04-25 · [A20] DE GRACAY (18) VERS CHATEAUROUX (36), Centre, France · CE1

  Two occupants saw a sudden yellow-orange light apparently accelerate; identified through 6 FRIPON cameras as a fireball, class A.

• [A26] de MAILLY-LE-CAMP (10) vers TROYES (10) 01.11.2010

  2010-11-01 · [A26] de MAILLY-LE-CAMP (10) vers TROYES (10), Champagne-Ardenne, FR · CE1

  A driver saw a whirling white halo to the south; probably Sirius affected by scintillation and viewing conditions.

• [A27] DE LILLE (59) VERS TOURNAI (BE.WHT) 01.10.2007

  2007-10-01 · [A27] DE LILLE (59) VERS TOURNAI (BE.WHT), Nord-Pas-de-Calais, FR · CE1

  A motorist reported eight white lights in two groups of four on the A27 on 1 October 2007. GEIPAN concluded that these were very probably floodlights at the Luchin sports grounds, seen in poor conditions.

• [A34] de NOVY-CHEVRIERES (08) vers CHARLEVILLE-MEZIERES (08) 29.03.2016

  2016-03-29 · [A34] de NOVY-CHEVRIERES (08) vers CHARLEVILLE-MEZIERES (08), Champagne-Ardenne, FR · CE1

  An A34 motorist saw a bright point become a dark aircraft-like shape apparently releasing material. GEIPAN identifies an A380 and intermittent contrails, class A; the source conflicts between 29 March 2016 and 2017.

• [A35] DE BARTENHEIM (68) VERS MULHOUSE (68) 15.08.2024

  2024-08-15 · [A35] DE BARTENHEIM (68) VERS MULHOUSE (68), Alsace, France · CE1

  On the A35 on 15 August 2024, a driver saw red and white lights while her husband filmed. GEIPAN separates a probable military aircraft seen directly (B) from car-interior reflections in the video (A).

• [A432] DE L'ISLE D'ABEAU (38) VERS PARCIEUX (01) 25.04.2024

  2024-04-25 · [A432] DE L'ISLE D'ABEAU (38) VERS PARCIEUX (01), Rhône-Alpes, France · CE1

  A black aircraft climbing rapidly near Lyon-Saint-Exupéry was a fighter transitioning to military air-traffic control; classified A.

• [A4] de REICHSTETT (67) vers STRASBOURG (67) 16.01.2010

  2010-01-16 · [A4] de REICHSTETT (67) vers STRASBOURG (67), Champagne-Ardenne, FR · CE1

  A Venus-like light appeared to accompany a car; probably an airliner seen head-on. Category B.

• [A4] de STRASBOURG (67) vers HAGUENAU (67) 06.01.2010

  2010-01-06 · [A4] de STRASBOURG (67) vers HAGUENAU (67), Alsace, FR · CE1

  Two occupants saw 3 stationary triangularly arranged lights; insufficient follow-up information (C).

• [A5] de CHAUFFOUR-LES-BAILLY (10) vers TROYES (10) 28.01.2017

  2017-01-28 · [A5] de CHAUFFOUR-LES-BAILLY (10) vers TROYES (10), Champagne-Ardenne, FR · CE1

  A driver filmed while seeing 4 white lights and 2 coloured flashing lights through his windscreen; the video shows no UAP and information is insufficient (C).

• [A620] DE TOULOUSE (31) VERS MONTAUBAN (82) 13.04.2025

  2025-04-13 · [A620] DE TOULOUSE (31) VERS MONTAUBAN (82), Midi-Pyrénées, France · CE1

  Two motorists saw a bright white object descend for 4 seconds; identified as the fireball reported by 56 witnesses, category A.

• [A62] de AGEN (47) vers BORDEAUX (33) 15.02.2011

  2011-02-15 · [A62] de AGEN (47) vers BORDEAUX (33), Aquitaine, FR · CE1

  A driver briefly saw a stationary green-gray triangle with rounded corners; unexplained and weakly supported.

• [A62] DE TOULOUSE (31) VERS MONTAUBAN (82) 19.07.2014

  2014-07-19 · [A62] DE TOULOUSE (31) VERS MONTAUBAN (82), Midi-Pyrénées, FR · CE1

  Two yellow-orange lights were probably sky lanterns, possibly linked to a simultaneous Bruguières sighting. Category B.

• [A62] de VALENCE-D'AGEN (82) vers TOULOUSE (31) 11.08.2013

  2013-08-11 · [A62] de VALENCE-D'AGEN (82) vers TOULOUSE (31), Midi-Pyrénées, FR · CE1

  A white point with 2 short trails remained apparently stationary for about 20 minutes. GEIPAN identified an airliner and contrails; class A.