Site statistics

34531 facts from 176 countries related to 1179 phenomena have been registered in Archive. 2800 of them were solved, another 10681 are under verification for compliance with one of the 319 versions.

4 facts have been added for last 24 hours.

Share your story

You are in "Archive" section

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	#1693691695
Added	Sun, 03/09/2023
Author	July N.
Sources	ufomeldpunt.nl
Phenomena	UFO
Status	Hypothesis

Initial data

Initial information from sources or from an eyewitness

Incident date:

02.09.2023 21:00

Location:

Зеволде

Netherlands

Several points of flashing light, which changed their position, were seen above the Zevolde:

My son and I sat with binoculars and looked at the sky from the window above. First we saw a point of light that quickly blinked like a flash.

He moved from place to place, and then disappeared out of nowhere again.

The second one also made flashing lights: blue, red and white. Quick flashes of light and this one also moved in a certain direction and suddenly disappeared somewhere below.

The third did the same as the first: the ball flashed and disappeared into thin air.

Original news

Meerdere lichtpunten die knipperden en van positie veranderen

ZEEWOLDE, FL — Mijn zoon en ik zaten met een verrekijker vanuit onze raam boven te kijken naar de lucht. Eerst zagen we een lichtpuntje dat knipperde, snel als een soort geflits. Hij bewoog van plek en verdween uit het niets ook weer. Een tweede maakte ook flitslichten, blauw, rood en wit. Snelle flitslichten en deze bewoog ook een bepaalde richting op en verdween plotseling ergens beneden. Een derde deed hetzelfde als de eerste, flitsend bolletje en verdween in het niets.

Hypotheses

List of versions containing features matching the eyewitness descriptions or material evidence

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.