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2002-07-21 - Barvaux (Belgium) - Light

Moving lights

Dear Sir, This is a question I posted at NASA about something I saw in the night-sky, but I never got an answer, So I posted it on a French site and some others, but never an answer. If someone can read French you'll see that I've put more info, well it's not really info about the sighting, but my personal experience with flying "objects" as I've worked for several years at Brussels Intl. AP. Thanks Bonjour Mr. Bougard, Ceci est un mail que j'ai envoié à la NASA à propos de qqchose que j'ai vu en ardennes (Barvaux). Il n'y a pas grand chôse d'explications, parce-que il n'y avait pas grand chôse à voir. Mais ce que j'ai vu était quand même bizarre.

Je vous envoie le mail tant que je l'ai envoié à la NASA.

Dear Sir, Sorry to bother you with this question.

On sunday, July 21th at about 02am, I saw above the ardennes in Belgium 02 lights moving in different directions (cannot tell you if north to south or ...). They both were high in the sky, moving at tremendous speed.

I've worked for more than 04 years at Brussels Int. Airport, night and day, so I know for sure that they were not airplanes.

On airplanes, even at 30.000 feet, you can see lights blinking, what was not the case that day. At that moment I saw an airplane crossing the sky, at (I think) about maximum height : I saw the blinking lights and it didn't move by far as fast as the 02 lights I saw that night. The light was pretty clear, a bit of a yellow-orange colour and moved both in a straight line.

Now I don't believe in ufo's, so I think I saw (a friend of mine saw it aswell) 02 satelites passing by who were reflecting sunlight.

Is this possible? Can you see from earth with the bare eye a satelite flying by? If not, what could it be? Sorry to have taken some of your precious time, but you guys are the only ones I can think off who could give me a clear answer.

Thank you very much, Jo DEBUSSCHER 1500 HALLE Mail : Info@abibat.be or MacRasta@hotmail.com ps : I really would appreciate an answer, even if it's only 01 sentence. Thanks Comme j'ai écrit ici, je suis a 100% sur que ce n'etait pas des avions, les lumières étaient tres claires, mais impossible de définir une forme.

Concernant autres articles : les "triangles" durant la nuit : il est tres facile de confondre une forme "trainglulaire" quand en réalité il s'agit d'un avion : comme à l'arrière de l'avion il n'y a pas (ou tres faible) de feux, on peut assumer de voir un triangle. Mais il faut en tenir compte qu'on a presque toujours une source de lumière en proximité de soi-même, donc en regardant vers le ciel, les lumières les plus faibles sont en première temps "invisible" parce-que l'oeuil human doit se aclimatiser au noir. Si on continue a regarder ces "triangles", apres un certain temps d'aclimatisation, on commence a distinguer la forme d'un avion...

Mais je vous le jure, ce que j'ai vu ce jour la, ce n'etait pas des avions.

Et autre chôse commun avec les "sightings"; tout le monde à qui on a essayé d'expliquer le fénomène nous à pris pour des imbéciles" Si vous avez plus de questions, ou le texte n'est pas claire, ou autres, toujours le bienvenue de me contacter au numéro suivant : 0486/43.22.60.

PS : je m'excuse pour les erreurs en français, je ne suis qu'un pauvre flamand.
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Barvaux (Belgium)
Belgium
Sun, 07/21/2002 - 07:00
Tue, 03/11/2003 - 12:00
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Sun, 07/21/2002 - 07:00
Mon, 03/10/2003 - 17:00
Mon, 03/10/2003 - 17:00
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Occurred : 7/21/2002 14:00 (Entered as : 07/21/02 02:00pm) Reported: 3/11/2003 4:32:33 AM 04:32 Posted: 3/11/2003 Location: Barvaux (Belgium), Shape: Light Duration: 1minute
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