MEAUX 1989 UFO IN FRANCE

Summary

In June 1989, a farmer in Meaux (Seine-et-Marne) discovered a strange area in his wheat field. This area, about 25 meters long and 3 meters wide, showed yellowed, fallen wheat, and in some cases uprooted plants. In the center there was a hole 10 cm by 20 cm deep, and a soil stain aligned with the mark. Explanations included lightning or an unsanctioned hot air balloon landing, though the latter was ruled out due to air restrictions in place for the Paris Air Show. The SEPRA, however, gave some weight to this idea.

Despite investigations, no conclusive explanation was found for the phenomenon. The area showed characteristics that did not easily fit natural causes or known human activities. The case was classified as "B" by the GEIPAN, indicating that the possibility of an unexplained phenomenon was not ruled out. To this day, the Meaux case remains a mystery adding pieces to the UFO enigma in France.