Ardennes, France · 2010-01-16 · from the GEIPAN archive
An account in Ardennes, France
During a trip on the A4 motorway toward Strasbourg, a witness observes for a few minutes a light comparable to Venus that seems to accompany the vehicle. The light keeps a constant altitude and apparent speed from Vendenheim to Strasbourg, where the witness loses sight of it hidden by buildings. This observation case is weakly strange and most likely corresponds to a misidentification with the approach lights of an airliner, the aircraft being observed head-on. This case is classified B: probable observation of an aircraft.
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