Round object stationary in Saint-Quantin-de-Rancanne

Summary

On January 9, 2009, two witnesses in Saint-Quantin-de-Rancanne observed a round object that appeared stationary in the sky towards the southeast. One of them noticed a color change, which sparked some interest. However, only one of the witnesses contacted the GEIPAN by email, and the mentioned photo was not attached. Investigators suggest the object could have been the star Sirius, known for its characteristic color changes when seen in the southeast direction. Despite this hypothesis, the lack of additional information prevents a definitive confirmation, so the case was classified as category C due to insufficient data.