CLM-004501 · Official Physical Landing Trace Analysis
“The analyses of plant samples taken at the site indicated that they were not dealing with any type of [known] aircraft, or even a helicopter or military drone, which were hypotheses that were considered and analyzed.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, p. 21CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004502 · Official Plant Biochemical Trauma Effect
“In fact, the chlorophylls, as well as certain amino acids of the plants, exhibited significant variations in concentration, variations which decreased with the distance [of the plants] from the center of the mechanical track.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, pp. 21-22CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004503 · Official Plant Biochemical Trauma Effect
“According to Professor Michel Bounias of the ecology and plant toxicology laboratory of INRA who performed the analyses, the cause of the profound disturbances suffered by the vegetation present in that ecosystem could likely be a powerful pulsed electromagnetic field in the high frequency (microwave) range.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, p. 21CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004504 · Official Craft Morphology Observation
“unidentified heavy metal object that had actually landed on the platform of earth.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, p. 21CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004505 · Official Radar Tracking & Telemetry
“The object changed direction several times, describing line segments ranging from 13 to 30 km, separated by abrupt stops for 3 to 6 minutes; the speed always went from a value of zero to a value of some 950 km/h without any transition.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter II, p. 11CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLM-004506 · Official Radar Tracking & Telemetry
“The regulation telex sent by Lakenheath concluded: "The fact that rapid accelerations and abrupt stops of the object were detected by radar and by sight from the ground give the report definite credibility."”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter II, p. 11CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLM-004507 · Official Craft Morphology Observation
“First Officer Vallee spotted an object that appeared to be a weather balloon... Duboc saw it in turn and immediately identified that it was not a balloon. It had the shape of a disc, was brown in color, and appeared to undergo variable geometry.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter I, pp. 9-10CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004508 · Official Radar Tracking & Telemetry
“The CODA (Center for Air Defense Operations) confirmed that an unidentified radar track crossed the trajectory of flight AF 3532 at the exact time and location reported by the crew.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter I, p. 10CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004509 · Official Entity Characteristic Observation
“They then realized that these were not children but small black beings whose height did not exceed 1.20 m. Two of them were standing next to the sphere, another was kneeling before it, and the fourth, who was standing, held in its hand a sort of mirror that blinded the children.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, p. 20CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004510 · Official Physical Landing Trace Analysis
“The sphere took off with a hissing sound, then rose into the sky describing a continuous spiral movement at high speed. The dog barked, the cows started to moo, and a very strong odor of sulfur filled the air.”
SUPPORTSSRC-002051 · COMETA Report (1999), Chapter IV, p. 20CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE