11-11-1980 MISIDENTIFICATION
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CISU
Case: 094
Location: Coast of Laziale
Category: B (Objects that fall
into water or because they dive down after making some
additional maneuvers)
Evaluation:
I.S.O. – meteorite
Original Source: "Il
Messaggero" del 12/11/1980.
Sighting Description: Numerosi testimoni, tra
cui anche tre poliziotti, videro una grossa palla di fuoco, con una lunga
coda luminosa, che proveniva da est ed era diretta verso ovest. Aveva un
colorazione tra il rosso, il blu ed il bianco. Addirittura l’oggetto venne
seguito per oltre un minuto dai tecnici della torre di controllo
dell’aeroporto di Fiumicino-Roma, che hanno osservato l’oggetto spezzarsi in
due, perdere la sua luminosità e precipitare infine in mare.
Sighting Description: Three policemen and
numerous other witnesses saw a large ball of fire with a long luminous tail that
came from east and headed towards the west. It had a colorization
between the red, dark blue and white. The object was monitored for more than
a minute by technicians in the control tower of Fiumicino-Rome
airport. They observed the object to breaking in two, lose its brightness
and to finally fall into the sea.
This reference: USOCAT by The Italian Center for UFO
Studies (CISU) © 1996 by Marco
Bianchini. http://www.cisu.org/
UFOCAT
PRN – NONE
Europe – Italy, Coast of Laziale
Laziale Latitude 41-43-60 N, Longitude
12-39-60 E (D-M-S) [Albano-Laziale] This seems to be a general area as there are two other
hyphenated towns associated with Laziale.-CF-
Fiumicino-Rome Latitude 41-46-00 N, Longitude
12-13-60 E [Fiumicino]
Reference: http://www.fallingrain.com/world/
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