1952: Lac Chauvet UFO Photo

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THINK ABOUTIT SIGHTINGS REPORT

Date: July 18, 1952

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Location: Lac Chauvet, France

Urban or Rural: Rural

Hynek Classification: DD (Daylight Disc) Metallic or whitish object seen in the day.

Duration:

No. of Object(s): Single

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Distance to Object(s):

Shape of Object(s): Disc

Color of Object(s):

Number of Witnesses: Single

Source: STUDIOVNI

Summary: Andre Fregnale, an engineer and photographer, walked around France’s Lake Chauvet taking pictures of a UFO that came out of the Northwest sky. The photographs have been scrutinized by many experts and all have found them to be real shots of a real UFO.

Full Report

Picture of UFO near lac Chauvet, France, July 18, 1952 by André Fregnale. The image investigation by Claude Poher, director of the GEPAN, concludes that the photograph is not a fraud but a genuine ufo.

The Photos from Lac Chauvet, France

The Lac Chauvet photos first appeared in Aime Michel‘s “The Truth about Flying Saucers,” which showed a clear discoid object. The photos were taken by M. Fregnale on July 18, 1952, who would remain convinced until his death that he had seen, and taken pictures, of some natural phenomenon. He believed that an extraterrestrial origin for the disc was impossible because of the large interstellar distances between star systems [Michel, 1957]. Only in 1994 were these photos subjected to a careful and detailed examination by Dr. Guerin, a professor at the Institut d’Astrophysique in Paris.
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Guerin, Pierre, “A Scientific Analysis of Four Photographs of a Flying Disk Near Lac Chauvet,” Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol. 8, No. 4, Article 1, 1994, pp. 447-469.

A Scientific Analysis of Four Photographs of a Flying Disk Near Lac Chauvet (France)
Pierre Guerin, Institut d’Astrophysique, Paris, France

ABSTRACT

A series of four photographs of a disk-shaped object apparently flying in the sky was physically analyzed. Certain details led us to develop a mathematical model of the supposed trajectory. The model was validated by measurements on the photographs, which demonstrated that the disk was distant from the camera, flying along a straight and horizontal trajectory, and was not a fabrication.

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The Chauvet Lake UFO

Andre Fregnale, an engineer and photographer, walked around France’s Lake Chauvet on July 18, 1952, for a great many hours taking pictures of a UFO that came out of the Northwest sky. The sky was clear and luminous and the UFO moved in the heavens at an altitude of 1,000 meters for several hours. The film was developed and analyzed by Pierre Guerin, a well respected astronomer and confirmed the UFO object as real. The photographs have been scrutinized by many experts and all have found them to be real shots of a real UFO.