Calvados, France · 1998-07-19 · from the GEIPAN archive
Red lights in Calvados, France
On July 19, 1998 at around 11 p.m., several witnesses successively observed three red lights rising into the sky before falling back gently. One of these phenomena reportedly caused a fire. The investigation quickly showed that these were expired distress flare launches carried out by a private individual.
On January 17, 1998, three passengers in the same car observed "a shiny carcass" 20 to 25 meters in diameter with black stripes and several bright points or yellow and red lights. This obser…
On August 10, 1998, around midnight, a very large number of witnesses, including a train driver, observed in the sky a triangular shape with two red lights and one very bright white light. O…
In late July of 1998 my youngest son (who was 18 then)and I lived in Western Arkansas and took a week-long camping trip to the Wet Mountains in Colorado west of Pueblo. I had done most of th…
Between October 30, 1957 at 11:30 PM and October 31, 1957 at 1:30 AM, two distinct phenomena were observed by several groups of witnesses in the Ardennes (08).
The first group observed from …
11/3/2004 LD #3 "Naked Co-Worker?" 4:30 a.m. <PERSON> Once again a naked woman prompts lucidity. (I had a midterm test last night and was very relieved that it was over when I got home. I at…
On July 21, 2013 at around 4 a.m., a witness is intrigued by the fixed presence of a dark red light in the cloudy sky. The witness's direction of observation (Courcelles) corresponds to azim…
both described red lights
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