Luminous hexagon over Amiens in 1982

Summary

On February 15, 1982, around 7 in the morning, several witnesses in Amiens observed an unusual luminous phenomenon in the sky. It was a dark hexagonal mass with flashing white lights coming from each edge. What made it even more intriguing was that the object moved silently, which generated a lot of curiosity among those who saw it. Despite the novelty of the spectacle, no further details were collected about the phenomenon, leaving many questions unanswered.

This case was classified by the GEIPAN with the code "C", indicating that no conventional explanation was found for the phenomenon. The description of the hexagonal object and its flashing lights, along with the absence of sound, add a mysterious touch to this event. Although no additional data is available, this testimony provides an interesting clue in the investigation of unexplained aerial phenomena.