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UFO WATCHFile No. 260

SIGHTING REPORT UFO sighting at (North-East of) Amstelveen

Received through the online report form. Shown exactly as the witness sent it.

ATHE WITNESS

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Please enter your name:

RVe
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Where did you see the UFO:

(North-East of) Amstelveen
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E-mail:

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How old were you:

30

BWHEN IT HAPPENED

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When did you see the UFO:

2/8/99dd/mm/yy
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What was the time of the contact:

00:08:00hh:mm:ss
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How long did you see the UFO for:

00:08:00hh:mm:ss

CSIGHTING DETAILS

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What did the UFO look like, shape/size in relation to terrestrial objects/lights/colour:

To my perception: At first it looked like a bubbled black windshield (2 bubbles) or a flyer, or maybe even a pair of balloons. But balloons don't move in such an absurd manner (see below). The skie was VERY clear and bright. I saw the object from the 9th floor of my office building.
To my colleague's perception: The object was cone-like but as it was moving and turning it sometimes showed the shapes of a small rocket.
These perceptions are different, probably due to the large distance and the limited time of contact.
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Did the UFO do any strange things like hover and then zoom off quickly:

It zoomed constantly, almost within a straight line from where we watched it, moving toward and from us. Estimating the distance, this moving must have been at least a few hundred meters in only one or two seconds! By the end of the sighting, it spinned, changing color from black to silvery-shiny and it showed a small white halo just before it disappeared into the sky at an incredable speed.
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Any additional comments:

We don't know what we've seen exactely but we are almost sure it wasn't something that belongs in our skies (like balloons -too far to be seen anyway- , planes -we're close to the airport, so we know what a plane looks like from ANY distance- or birds). If anyone has seen this object, I'd like to know more about the encounter. Contact me via email.
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