Narbonne 2015, Luminous triangle in the sky

Summary

On August 21, 2015, at around 23:13, a witness in Narbonne observed three bright white shapes forming an isosceles triangle. They moved in a straight line and silently, capturing the witness's attention. After briefly trying to call someone else, the witness could not locate the phenomenon again. The observation lasted about 7 seconds, limiting the amount of detail available. Although not particularly strange, the case has enough consistency to suggest a possible explanation: it could be a group of white birds illuminated by a local light source. The proximity to the sea and the presence of a light mentioned by the witness support this hypothesis, though it remains fragile due to the lack of verification. Because of the short duration and absence of other witnesses, the case was classified as B by GEIPAN.