Mysterious balls in the sky over France

Summary

In July 2003, several people in a garden in northern France observed something unusual: between twenty and thirty glowing balls crossing the blue sky. These appeared silently, coming from the northeast and heading toward the southwest. The phenomenon lasted about ten minutes, giving witnesses enough time to notice their constant and mysterious movement. However, the testimony was given six years later, in August 2009, and did not include precise details about the date or exact time. This limited the possibility of verifying the event with weather data or other records.

The GEIPAN, the French organization responsible for investigating unidentified aerial phenomena, could not confirm the nature of the event due to the lack of concrete information. Although the possibility of weather balloons was considered, it could not be confirmed with wind data or other environmental factors. In the end, the case was classified as "C", meaning insufficient information for a deeper evaluation. Despite everything, the description of the moving balls remains intriguing and not entirely explained.