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Land mark references are very important to include in a frame when shooting these kinds of objects.
The natural tendency of people caught in the moment with a ball of light overhead is to aim at the object hold the camera on it as best they are able, perhaps zooming in to catch details. This is not nearly as useful as also tying to establish size and position and movement in relation to stationary, ground based objects.
Just something to keep in mind if you ever find yourself in such a situation.