The video depicts a light in the sky, accompanied by a short streak of light. The poster states they observed it moving east or northeast near Cognac, France, on May 1st at 10:00 PM.
A short clip shows a light in the sky beside a short streak. The person who posted it says they saw it around 10 p.m. in Cognac, south-west France, and describes it as moving east or north-east. People in the recording discuss what it might be, first mentioning a rocket and later the International Space Station. One speaker doubts that the lights are the ISS. Two lights are visible, one blurred, but the footage does not identify the object or establish what caused the streak.
0:00Mm -hmm. There's no fusée that goes on for space or something like that? We won't see it. No, there's a light behind, static. You see, you're like the beach, the beach. I thought it was weird. That was the most... That's the basis, no? No, it's too much. It's a lot too much. Salam. Yeah. I don't think that these lights are the ISS that we see like that. But in plus,
No comments yet. What did you see? Drop a timestamp (like 12:34) and everyone can jump straight to it.