Initial data
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Incident date:
24.02.1885
Location:
Japan
February 24, 1885. 37° north latitude, 170° east longitude. The captain of the Innervich ship saw a huge glowing mass directly above the ship.
"It completely stunned the audience."
He fell into the sea next to the ship with a "deafening roar" and threw out huge cascades of water; he almost capsized the ship.
Original news
1885
24. februar37° n. bredde, 170° ø. længde. Kaptajnen på skibet "Innerwich" så en uhyre, glødende masse lige over skibet. "Den blændede fuldstændig tilskuerne". Den faldt i havet ved siden af skibet med en "øredøvende larm" og slyngede uhyre vandkaskader op; den var lige ved at kæntre skibet.
22. augustSaigon, Cochinkina. Strålende, rød skive fløj langsomt gennem luften med jævn hastighed i otte minutter. Den forsvandt bag en sky.
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