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This section contains descriptions of unexplained facts provided by eyewitnesses or published in the media, as well as the results of their analysis by the group.

UFO. Netherlands

ID	#1574682936
Added	Mon, 25/11/2019
Author	July N.
Sources	ufomeldpunt.nl
Phenomena	UFO
Status	Hypothesis

Initial data

Initial information from sources or from an eyewitness

Incident date:

24.11.2019 00:58

Location:

Бевервейк

Netherlands

An eyewitness from the city of Beverwijk wrote:

We stood outside in the garden and suddenly saw a very fast moving orange sphere. A few seconds later by another. It was not a falling star, the light from the balls was too bright for that. None of the gas cloud hasn't followed any sphere.

I really wonder what it was.

Translated by «Yandex.Translator»

Original news

BEVERWIJK, NH — We stonden buiten in de tuin en zagen ineens een heel snel bewegende oranje bol. Enkele seconden later volgde er nog een. Het was geen vallende ster, daar was het licht van de bollen veel te helder voor. Ook volgde er geen gaswolk achter beide bollen. Vraag me erg af wat dit was.

Hypotheses

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Meteor

Meteor, "shooting star" is a phenomenon that occurs when small meteor bodies (for example, fragments of comets or asteroids) burn up in the Earth's atmosphere. A similar phenomenon of greater intensity (brighter than magnitude -4) it's called a fireball.