Maine-et-Loire, France · 2010-06-20 · from the GEIPAN archive
On June 20, 2010, around 12:30 a.m., witnesses observed the presence in the sky of three luminous spheres of a red-orange color. These were moving in a north-westerly direction. The characteristics of the observation made by 3 witnesses (night from Saturday to Sunday around midnight, three orange spheres moving in the same direction, without noise and at low altitude) correspond to a flight of Thai lanterns. This hypothesis is moreover considered by one of the witnesses. The wind direction, North-Northwest, also corresponds to the direction of movement described in the observation.
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