Douai 2001, Night observation of a luminous point

Summary

In March 2001, several witnesses in Douai observed a luminous point larger than a star for two consecutive nights. When viewed through binoculars, they noticed colorful flickers within the object. The phenomenon was silent and remained visible for several hours. Although it seemed unusual, investigators suggested it might have been particularly bright stars.

The case was classified as "B," meaning it was not considered an unexplained phenomenon after analysis. However, the detailed description and prolonged visibility generated some curiosity. While no conclusive evidence of an extraterrestrial nature was found, the case remains an interesting example of how celestial objects can be misinterpreted.