Bright ball in Saint-Coulomb probably the ISS

Summary

In May 2008, a witness in Saint-Coulomb saw a bright yellow-white ball moving silently across the sky. The witness noted that its changing brightness was caused by the wind rather than anything supernatural. Investigators pointed out that an ISS pass coincided in time and location with the sighting, though the imprecision of the testimony prevented definitive confirmation. Classified B: probable observation of the International Space Station.