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October 16, 1954, Poix, Marne:

Reference for this case: 16-Oct-54-Poix.
Please cite this reference in any correspondence with me regarding this case.

Summary:

In their 1979 book "La Grande Peur Martienne" ("The Great Martian Scare"), the "skeptical" ufologists Gérard Barthel and Jacques Brucker noted this case on October 16, 1954:

"Poix - 80 - 7 p.m.: investigation. Vague luminous phenomenon."

Further in the book, they indicated that they spoke to the witness, that the observation was towards 07:00 p.m., that there are not enough details to identify what he observed, that he spoke about a "very low gleam on the horizon, of an orange red color" within 7 or 8 kilometers, and that he left before the disappearance of the phenomenon.

Reports:

[Ref. bbr1:] GERARD BARTHEL AND JACQUES BRUCKER:

The two authors note this case of October 16, 1954:

"Poix - 80 - 7 p.m.: investigation. Vague luminous phenomenon."

Further in the book, they indicate that they spoke to the witness, that the observation was towards 07:00 p.m., that there are not enough details to identify what he observed, that he spoke about a "very low gleam on the horizon, of an orange red color" within 7 or 8 kilometers, and that he left before the disappearance of the phenomenon.

Explanations:

Map.

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Keywords:

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Poix, Marne, luminous, red, orange, low

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Document history:

Version: Created/Changed by: Date: Change Description:
0.1 Patrick Gross February 3, 2006 First published.
1.0 Patrick Gross December 28, 2009 Conversion from HTML to XHTML Strict. First formal version.
1.1 Patrick Gross November 26, 2019 Addition of the Summary.

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