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 NAVIGATION MENU     Report 1966 of 7974
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  Date
July, 1970
Location
Kolkata, West Bengal, , India
 
 

Summary:  The place of sighting was the Narendrapur Ramkrishna Mission College, 24 Paraganas, WsetBengal, India. One evening a bright meteorite like was coming down just in the location of the beautiful college roof. It went up again and vanished.

Date Posted: 7/4/2006 9:34:15 AM

Sighting Time: 7 PM
Day/Night: Nighttime
Duration: At least 20-25 seconds

No. of Witnesses: Myself


Size of Object(s): Did not pay attention but it was not small
Distance to Object(s): I was about 200 m from the building.


Appearance / Description of Object(s)
Very bright with some bluish colour.

Description of Area / Surroundings
It was an Educational Institution. There were about two thousand resident students

Full Description & Details
It was in the evening when all the resident students were praying and singing in chrous but I was coming back from near by town Garia. To my surprise I found that a very bright glowing oblect with some bluish colour was coming down and down I thought it will strike the beautiful college building. When it was about to strike, to my astonishment I saw that it took a parabolic turn and went up and up. I narrrated this story to many people many times. At first I thought it was a meteorite and would hit the building violently. It was fairly big size.

The year would be around 1970 July. But I was definite that I saw it going upward.


Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?
The upward motion of the object cannot be explained by natural laws obeyed by meteorites

Views on UFOs, before and after sighting
No

Reported Sighting? Yes
Reported To: Many friends and relatives
Name: Prof. Dilip K. de


 
       

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