Hessdalen Live TV

Greetings ATSers

Project Hessdalen, a scientific endevour in trying to learn more about a recurring luminous aerial phenomena in Norway, has set up a new live streaming server. It streams from three different cameras. The streams also work on the iPad which is a plus for many.

Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

In case you are unfamiliar with Project Hessdalen and the Hessdalen Lights there was a recent documentary made called The Portal - The Hessdalen lights Phenomenon. Make what you will of the more "out there" parts but it is an interesting documentary in my opinion.

Cool project. When I saw the thread I thought it was referring to the ATS member Hessdalen being on television.
Perhaps we'll get some interesting results from this investigation; I'm off to watch the vid...

Thanks.

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Nice find, cripmeister. The Hessdalen phenomena are definitely a fascinating thing. Really makes you wonder what they are and why they occur so frequently in this specific location.

Oh man, I was hoping they would do this! It's going to be hard to pry myself away from the screen.

Ipad support to? Awesome! Can't wait till it gets dark over there.

Yea, I was peeking a few times last nite, didn't see any suspicious lights though! Looks nice in the midnight sun.

Awesome, I live barely 2 hours away from that place. I should go visit it sometimes when it gets a little darker outside

Oh wow I'm gonna camp these cameras

Yea tis cool....
You yanks should do a similar project on Area51
and other "interesting" places...

Thanks for the links. I could sit and watch for hours

Live low lux cameras (or infra-red, yet to happen, but who knows!) are the ultimate tool for those who have time to sit and watch them. Definitely a great thing, just a shame that JWPlayer doesn't allow you to rewind/forward over what you've watched in a session - maybe that's my PC not allowing me. But the stories and videos from Hessdalen and general UFO subject intrigue make this a "must bookmark" link in my eyes! Thanks! S&F for you.

Originally posted by cripmeister

In case you are unfamiliar with Project Hessdalen and the Hessdalen Lights there was a recent documentary made called The Portal - The Hessdalen lights Phenomenon. Make what you will of the more "out there" parts but it is an interesting documentary in my opinion.

That's certainly an interesting documentary Cripmeister and the testimony from residents about cigar, saucer and conical shaped objects are pretty intriguing, particularly when they are reported to have specific features like two vertical lights on them - here's some other footage from Drivdalen in 2001 and it does get rather strange towards the end:

Video

Cheers.

What is that strange light over the horizon? I have never seen it before although I have spectate this camera. Can anyone explain? Just curious.

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Also what the hell are those "moving spotlights over the horizon" whoa!!!

Pls someone, I need ideas about that light in horizon.

Slow moving "cloud" over Hessdalen nights

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Observations This Year:

Date: 09.01.2015 Time: 10:00 P.M. Place: Vårhus, Hessdalen.
Observer: Bjarne Lillevold

Bjarne was at home and was looking out of the window at the kitchen (towards south). He saw a big light south in Hessdalen. The light was red and nearly as big as the moon. The light was moving towards the north, in the direction to the automatic station (the Blue Box). When it was just above the Blue Box it stopped, split in two, and these two lights moved straight up with an enormous speed. It disappeared as in an explosion. - It was clear weather. Bjarne has seen a lot of light phenomena, but nothing like this before.

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Note - this happened DIRECTLY over the Blue Box auto station full of sensors? Wonder what the boys inside have to report? Sounds like a direct hit, our first UFO kamikazee intentionally performing directly over the world's ONLY full-time UFO observatory!

I know it would be a huge data hog but it would be great to use an ultra fast frames per second slow motion camera in areas like this.

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Agreed, Hessendale has lots of technical measuring equipment to analyze the light spectrum, and speed, but their video cameras are not up to date. I'm interested in this because of the red/orange orb I filmed 2 years ago, trying to figure out if its the same phenomenon that appears regularly in Hessendale.