Paris, France · 2010-12-05 · from the GEIPAN archive
An account in Paris, France
On December 5, 2010, around 11:45 PM, a motorist and his passenger observe in the sky an object they cannot explain. An object shaped like a cylinder, luminous at the front and at the back, crosses the sky.
As indicated by the witness himself in the questionnaire, this testimony corresponds to the probable observation of the two approach lights of an aircraft through a misty and polluted sky over the Paris metropolitan area.
The questionnaire is not very detailed and does not allow going into more detail in this interpretation.
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