Haute-Savoie, France · 2002-12-03 · from the GEIPAN archive
On December 3, 2002 at 6:00 PM, observation by 2 witnesses in the sky of 2 elongated luminous points moving in a straight line without any noise. The observation lasted about 5 minutes. The two luminous points observed by the witness correspond to the international space station ISS (object 25544) preceded shortly by the space shuttle STS113 which had undocked from the station the day before, before returning to Earth on 12/7. (See in the appendix the ground tracks of these objects reported between 5:55 PM and 6:05 PM). This case is classified "A" as a perfectly identified phenomenon.
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