UFO observed in Minas Gerais in 1969

Summary

In June 1969, a group of Brazilian researchers, led by Professor Angelo, traveled to the Bebedouro area near Belo Horizonte to investigate UFO sightings. Equipped with a film camera and accompanied by several witnesses, they began their observations at dawn. At one point, they spotted a luminous object moving horizontally at an unusual speed. The group remained alert for hours, witnessing several unexplained aerial phenomena.

The report details that the observers, between 10 and 12 people, noticed objects that shone with a brightness similar to first-magnitude stars, moving along horizontal and elliptical paths. The cold weather and poor visibility made filming difficult. Despite their efforts, the developed film did not capture clear images of the phenomenon. The document concludes with the opinion of photography experts, who stated that no known celestial body, except the moon, could have impressed the film.