Amateur astronomer observes large triangle with

luminous rings in corners

Date: February 2, 1990
Location: Hamburg, Germany

A soundless flying triangle was observed near Hamburg, by the amateur astronomer
Gutschke when he looked at the sky to observe the stars. The 70 meters long triangle was
surrounded by a luminous dust. In the three corners there were pinkish luminous rings. The
altitude was approximately 300 meters. In about 8 seconds the triangle moved from the
zenith to the horizon, in the direction of the city of Hamburg, where it vanished in the dust.

Artwork depicting the triangle UFO

On February 2, 1990 a soundless flying triangle was observed near Hamburg, by

the amateur astronomer Gutschke when he looked at the sky to observe the stars
at 1:15 a.m. The 70 meters long triangle was surrounded by a luminous dust. In the
three corners there were pinkish luminous rings. The altitude was approximately
300 meters. In about 8 seconds the triangle moved from the zenith to the horizon,
in the direction of the city of Hamburg, where it vanished in the dust.