Je suis né le 17 juin 1953 à Corbeil-Essonnes, en France. J'habitais initialement à Cogolin et maintenant à Toulon, dans le Var, en France. Cette photo en entête, je l'ai prise à Cogolin dans le Var en France le 29 septembre 2005 à 18 H 09. On voit deux ovnis que j'ai cerclé en rouge. Je n'avais rien vu à l'oeil nu... Ici l'actualité des phénomènes ovni et paranormaux... J'ai commencé à étudier le Phénomène des OVNIS dès l'année 1969, puis par la suite, je me suis aussi intéressé à l'étude des Phénomènes Paranormaux... J'ai fais parti en France, de diverses Associations de Recherches sur le Phénomène OVNI : "GEPA", "GEOS", "CFRU", secrétaire du Groupe Sentinelle... J'ai rédigé de nombreux articles concernant mes Recherches sur ces Phénomènes OVNIS et Paranormaux. Mon nouveau blog https://presencesautresmondes.blogspot.com/
pendant des semaines en raison de sec et venteux. Dimanche dernier, brosse un incendie a
été causé par un pneu éruption.The Phoenix Lights – Flares and Helium ? :
Here in Arizona we have been under a red flag extreme fire danger warning for weeks due to dry and windy conditions. Last Sunday a brush fire was caused by a tire blow-out. No one in their right mind would launch flares into the sky suspended from weather balloons, they would be arrested!
My friends in the Tucson Pyrotechnic Circus use flares and helium balloons in their performances. It costs $1200. for enough helium- filled weather balloons to
lift a petite acrobat high above the crowd, and it takes a crew to do it. During their night shows, they use a crane to lower the “Amelias”, the flying girls, out of the sky on a rotating
armature carrying magnesium flares.
The flares burn bright pink and smoke up the arena. They only burn for a few minutes and cost $20. apiece. Since the balloons cost about $100. each, sending up four of them would be an
expensive, dangerous, and illegal stunt. There would be retrievable debris which would constitute littering, plus the fact that flares have been known to cause forest fires.In this month`s
issue of “Field and Stream”, flares are recommended for use in starting campfires in the rain.
Who is this Phoenician fellow who sends up weather balloons from his back yard, is he some rogue party planner who has his own helium tank?
On Tucson Pyrotechnic performance nights, the TPD helicopter pilot can see the girl in the silver leotard suspended from a cluster of weather balloons high in
the sky. The flares are saved for use by the fliers hanging from the tall crane.
Mary Alice Bennett
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