🇫🇷 GEIPAN / CNES
In February 1985, several witnesses in Lannilis, France, observed an unusual aerial phenomenon. At 21:30, they saw a bright white, circular ball moving slowly at low altitude in the sky. Its size, much larger than a star, drew attention. Although the object disappeared quickly, witnesses managed to film it. The GEIPAN could not confirm it as a celestial body due to lack of precise information.
The case was classified as "C," indicating an unexplained observation. Despite the event's brevity, the detailed description and video footage are valuable for researchers. This type of report, though inconclusive, helps keep the discussion about unidentified aerial phenomena and their possible origins alive.