🇫🇷 GEIPAN / CNES
In September 1994, a witness in Montrejeau (France) observed a blue ball rapidly falling behind a quarry. The event occurred without sound, but blue lights were seen behind the mountain afterward. The witness woke his partner, who only saw the lights. The GEIPAN file classifies the case as "B," suggesting a plausible explanation, likely atmospheric. Although no noise was heard, the visual description and the speed of the fall raise questions about the nature of the object.
The rural location and early morning time add a touch of mystery to the case. Despite the lack of physical evidence, the visual description and the testimony of two people give weight to the experience. Cases like this, though inconclusive, are valuable for understanding how unexplained phenomena are perceived and recorded in official archives.