Скачать или смотреть The 1973 ALAT Encounter: French Military Pilots Witness a Massive "Cigar" UAP

In 1973, two French military pilots encountered the impossible: a silent, 300-meter-long "cigar" in the sky that defied the laws of physics.

While flying a routine transit between Rennes and Caen in northwestern France, Daniel Michau—a pilot for the ALAT (Aviation légère de l’armée de Terre)—and his co-pilot Jean Luc witnessed one of the most credible UAP sightings in European history.
At 11:00 a.m. in clear skies, a massive, dull-gray object the size of an ocean liner passed their helicopter at close range. It had no wings, no engines, and made absolutely no sound. Despite its enormous size, it left no wake and caused no interference with the helicopter's instruments.

• The Witness: Firsthand account of pilot Daniel Michau.
• The Object: A 300-meter (1,000 ft) symmetrical cigar-shaped craft.
• The Location: Above the countryside of Brittany and Normandy, France.
• The Mystery: No propulsion, no exhaust, and total silence.
Why this case matters:
Unlike many sightings, this encounter involved trained military observers in broad daylight. To this day, the 1973 ALAT incident remains one of the most baffling cases in the French military archives.

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