Deux-Sèvres, France · 1984-02-12 · from the GEIPAN archive
On February 12, 1984, a motorist and his passenger saw for 3 seconds a cylindrical shape emitting a scintillating light. This object, which according to the witnesses resembled a javelin, crossed the sky at very high speed and was lost from sight before reaching the horizon line. No other information was gathered about this phenomenon, which by the witnesses' description resembles an atmospheric reentry.
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