AGDE (34) 12.08.2001

Summary

On August 12, 2001, at around 2:15 AM, a couple watching the meteor shower noticed three bright orange points moving across the sky for about ten seconds. The witness, an air traffic controller, estimated the altitude at 10,000 feet and the speed at 500 knots. No conventional explanation was found for this event. The GEIPAN classified the case as "C", meaning the phenomenon could not be identified with certainty.

Despite the lack of additional information, the witness's professional background adds credibility to the technical details provided. His estimates of altitude and speed are considered relevant. The AGDE (34) 12.08.2001 case remains a mystery that doesn't fit into conventional categories, adding another chapter to the story of unexplained sightings.