Moselle, France · 2015-03--- · from the GEIPAN archive
In early March 2015, between 5:00 PM and 5:30 PM, a witness observes through his kitchen window the passage of three long, flat, very luminous shapes in the sky. Two other people observe the phenomenon. Only one testimony is collected. This observation of three devices lit with bright light suggests airplanes reflecting the sun at sunset (at low elevation, in grazing light, airplane wings are almost invisible). Since the exact date of this observation is unknown, it is not possible to carry out the necessary verifications. This case is classified "C" due to lack of date information.
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