Finally See a Light in Hessdalen Norway Camera

I just wanted to brag a little bit that after all the times I've clicked into the webcams at Hessdalen, Norway, I finally saw something flying across the sky that was moderately interesting. It didn't do anything "alien." It's probably just an airplane. But it was something, dammit!

www.hessdalen.org...

Just a dot.

It slowly sailed along the horizon going from left to right, and disappeared behind the pointy tree. I don't know of any way to go back into the camera setup for playback or recording, but it happened on October 11, 2018 at approximately 9:50 pm.

Payoff! Maybe a plane like you said but maybe not. Cool either way

Maybe you can email the team and get a response.

Luck comes in threes, Blue---buy a lottery ticket this week.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Could you refresh my memory?

Have you ever seen an 'orb' other than possibly this one?

(congrats BTW).

I never have..

I suppose I should see one someday.. I don't want anyone
taking my shaman card away. It's kinda expected.

originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Blue Shift
Could you refresh my memory?
Have you ever seen an 'orb' other than possibly this one?

Sure. Like "guided balloons." But so high up in the sky they could have been anything, including balloons or birds. The one in the live stream didn't have flashing navigation lights or anything. It was just a slow-moving, lighted dot. But the cameras they use are so old they don't offer a lot of detail. So who knows?

a reply to: Blue Shift

I'm more prone to believe 'low-flying' orbs.. not lights in the
sky that could be anything.

I see you concur.

originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Blue Shift
I'm more prone to believe 'low-flying' orbs.. not lights in the
sky that could be anything. I see you concur.

That would certainly be cool to see, and maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to see one. There's a lot of odd stuff flying around.

originally posted by: Blue Shift

originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Blue Shift
I'm more prone to believe 'low-flying' orbs.. not lights in the
sky that could be anything. I see you concur.

That would certainly be cool to see, and maybe someday I'll be lucky enough to see one. There's a lot of odd stuff flying around.

Well if we share this earth with anything at all that is anomalous, i'd look
near the ground first, not in the skies.

Every Tom, Dick and Doty wants us to look up in the skies.

I love the Hessdalen project.. but i don't know what, i anything it might uncover.

Anything 'intelligent' probably goes to great pains not to be harassed..
anything more like 'dumb' 'BOL' type effects are very worth researching
as a matter of general science.. but might not be that interesting in
terms of ufology. Maybe time will tell.

Kev

There has apparently been a rash of sightings in the area lately, although this one looks more like a lifting body craft coming in hot out of space:

www.hessdalen.org...


More videos/photos:
www.hessdalen.org...

a reply to: Blue Shift

www.hessdalen.org...

Definitely have a few very bright ones!

Anywhere else, and people would say it's the sun.. or the planet venus..
but presumably a group of scientists filming for hundreds of days in
a row can eliminate such explanations.

a reply to: Blue Shift

According to this report:

www.hessdalen.org...

none of the observed lights exceeded 1 kilometer in altitude.

They have very precise data.

To anyone who follow the Hessdalen lights more closely than I do (which means I don't). Do you know if the characteristics of the sightings are always the same? Or is there a wide variance in what is captured and reported? Appearance, speed, direction, brightness intensity, color, etc?

EDIT: Disregard. I am now reading through the Hessdalen Database Report which answers all of my questions. Interesting.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Now that is kinda cool Blue Shift.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Is it possible to go back and review an event ?.? Just witnessed one moments ago.

As Per the cameras time stamp March 9, 03:50 it started upper right corner of the camera screen and moved around in that area.

Started as 2-3 orbs moving around each other, by the bright star that can be seen right now!