Fireball observed in Saint-Just-en-Chaussée

Summary

A witness in Saint-Just-en-Chaussée observed a luminous disk-shaped object moving rapidly across the sky. The intense white light and straight, constant-altitude trajectory suggested a natural phenomenon, such as a meteor entering the atmosphere. This type of event, known as a fireball, is common during meteor showers. Although the BOAM network did not record this specific case, several similar observations were reported that night. The GEIPAN classification "B" indicates it is likely a meteor, not an unexplained phenomenon.