#flying triangles

It was a little after 11 p.m…. Witness Pierre Chateau, the civil aviation mechanic in Dijon, recounts: “It took me a few seconds to make sure it couldn’t be an airplane, for multiple reasons.

First, this machine did not have the usual shape and light accessories, it was something very bizarre. At the point of the triangle at the front, two lights, white and orange, flickered.

On one side of the triangle that formed the back of this machine, two enormous headlights were lit. And they certainly weren’t landing lights because they were in the back. In addition, this strange machine flew most quietly in the world, from north to south. After all, it was going much slower than the slowest of airplanes.”

Pierre took photos (3 clichés), while his brother Francois observed him through binoculars. Ms. Chateau said: “The lights he projected were unreal and the show was so magical that we couldn’t take our eyes off it.” The observation lasted about 5 minutes.

The UFO then disappeared to the north. “It’s a show I’ll never forget,” repeats Germain C. “I couldn’t imagine that such beautiful colors exist.” Unfortunately, no image of the mysterious gigantic triangle could be preserved from the clichés made.

The mysterious triangle was also observed by three soldiers: a sentry, a brigadier-in-chief, and the station chief of an ammunition depot in Mussuguet, near Marseille, on November 4, 1976, at around 9:45 p.m.

A triangular shape, emitting a red light forward without flickering, and an intense white glow behind. It was moving at a low speed. The observation lasted a few seconds. It was coming from the direction of Marseille and flew over the Carpiagne field… Then the plane disappeared at a very high speed in the direction of the La Ciotat mountains. No noise at all!!