GEIPAN Translation: VAUCLUSE (84) 2002

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

VAUCLUSE (84) 2002

VAUCLUSE (84) 2002

Observed	05/07/2002
Area	Provence Alpes Cote D'azur
Department	Vaucluse
Class	D
Summary	Observation by many witnesses of several lights moving together.
Detailed description	On July 5, 2002 between 22:00 and 22:30, many witnesses observed several aligned white lights moving together. The phenomenon was observed in several departments covering the "Vaucluse" and the "la bouche de Rhone". According to the testimony, there were 6 or 8 lights in rows, in a circle or the shape of 2 triangles, but all agree on the fact that displacement was uniform for all the lights. Based on all the cases, the observation lasted from a few minutes to one hour. This phenomenon was of rather great importance and reported by the press could not be explained and classified D.
Report of the investigation	none

Document (S)

none

Testimony (S)

N° 2002309260 [statement 1961]

_NUM_CAS_

Witness #1

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 60 years)
Profession	Reprocessed
Sex	Female
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Residence
Condition Weather	Not-specified
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 20 hours - 22 hours
Tally of reference	Landscape (trees, mountain, hill, sea, ocean)
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Moved away (of 200 m with 1 km)
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Quantified
Direction of observation	Geographical reference mark (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Heading	Geographical reference marks (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Trajectory	Straight line

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	1

Witness #2

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Employees, Workmen
Sex	Female
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Residence
Condition Weather	A clear sky
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 22 hours - 24 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Others
Direction of observation	Geographical reference mark (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Heading	Not-specified
Trajectory	Straight line

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	2

Witness #3

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Employees, Workmen
Sex	Masculine
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Urban landscape
Condition Weather	Cover
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 22 hours - 24 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Quantified
Direction of observation	Geographical reference mark (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Heading	Not-specified
Trajectory	Straight line

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	2

N° 2002309263 [statement 1711]

_NUM_CAS_

Witness #4

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Employees, Workmen
Sex	Female
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Departmental ways, Roads
Condition Weather	Not-specified
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 22 hours - 24 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Others
Direction of observation	Not-specified
Heading	Geographical reference marks (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Trajectory	Not-specified

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	1

N° 2002309264 [statement 901]

_NUM_CAS_

Witness #5

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Not-specified
Sex	Masculine
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Residence
Condition Weather	A clear sky
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 22 hours - 24 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Quantified
Direction of observation	South
Heading	The North-West
Trajectory	Not-specified

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	2

N° 2002309265 [statement 529]

_NUM_CAS_

Witness #6

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Employees, Workmen
Sex	Female
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Countryside
Condition Weather	A clear sky
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 20 hours - 22 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Not-specified
Direction of observation	Geographical reference mark (Name of city, village, quantified, etc)
Heading	Not-specified
Trajectory	Motionless

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	2

N° 2002309267 [statement 363]

_NUM_CAS_

Witness #7

Date from the observation	05/07/2002
Number of Part	Not-specified
Age	Adult (beyond 18 years)
Profession	Another Category
Sex	Masculine
Reaction	Active curiosity
Credibility	Normal credibility

Conditions

Environment	Departmental ways, Roads
Condition Weather	A clear sky
Hour of the observation	Quantified: 22 hours - 24 hours
Tally of reference	Sky or clouds
Outdistance between phenomenon and witness	Not-specified
Beginning of the observation	Beginning of observation per witness
End of the observation	End of observation per phenomenon

Localization

Angle of the site	Quantified
Direction of observation	Not-specified
Heading	Not-specified
Trajectory	Curve

Description

Nature of the observation	Not-specified
Characteristic of the observation	Not-specified
Total form	Not-specified
Apparent size	Not-specified
Apparent speed	Not-specified
Noise	No noise
Effect on the environment	Not-specified
A number of objects	1

(bh 6/13/07)

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