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October 3, 1954, Hazebrouck, Nord:

Reference for this case: 3-Oct-54-Hazebrouck.
Please cite this reference in any correspondence with me regarding this case.

Summary:

Around 2017, "skeptical" ufologist Dominique Caudron, based in the Nord, cataloged sightings in the Nord region for October 3, 1954, neglected by ufologists, including many that were previously unpublished, and mostly explainable by a red moon whose appearance was altered by clouds.

One of these observations was reported in the regional newspaper La Voix du Nord, edition of Hazebrouck, on page 3 for October 10, 1954.

Reportedly, in the afternoon, residents of Hazebrouck thought they had seen a saucer, but it was just a plane taking aerial photographs.

Reports:

[Ref. dcn3:] DOMINIQUE CAUDRON:

Dominique Caudron drew up an inventory of observations in the Nord on October 3, 1954, containing 51 reports, including this one:

The Fabulous day of October 3, 1954

[...]

Chronology of the observations of October 3.

We give here only a summary of what was published in the press of the time, for the Nord region, regardless of what the ufologists could later say. We have numbered all these observations, the first of which have nothing to do with the setting of the moon, in order to be able to study them globally in a table. Some are already the subject of a special file.

[... other cases...]

49) afternoon, HAZEBROUCK (59)

- Residents thought they saw a saucer that was just a plane taking aerial photographs.

(La Voix du Nord-ed. Hazebrouck 10/10 page 3)

[... other cases...]

All this is only a compilation of the information given by all newspapers of the time, including local editions, and of which ufologists only used a part.

We will see that the analysis of this information makes it possible to eliminate the hypothesis of a flying saucer, in favor of those of multiple observations of the moon, whose image was reddened and deformed by clouds, which also gave it a illusory apparent movement.

[Ref. dcn4:] DOMINIQUE CAUDRON:

Analysis of the observations of October 3, 1954

[... other cases...]

49) afternoon, HAZEBROUCK (59)

Identified as an airplane by the newspaper.

[... other cases...]

Explanations:

Map.

Airplane.

Keywords:

(These keywords are only to help queries and are not implying anything.)

Hazebrouck, Nord, multiple, saucer, airplane

Sources:

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Document history:

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1.0 Patrick Gross June 6, 2019 First published.

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