There are no points of reference, other than what are supposedly street lights. However, we have no way of knowing whether they are streetlights, or whether this was taken outside at all. I can't call it a hoax, mis-identification, or a UFO. There isn't any information to go on.....Just darkness and blinking. It literally could be anything.

I think its important to realise that unless we are to observe, over a period of several days at least, the feed from this webcam, we will be unable to assume that we have even the merest hint of a decent understanding of what we are seeing.

The primary reason that these cams were installed in the first place, is so that those who study the phenomenon need not miss anything of note. I would imagine that to be effective as a tool for serious investigation, there must be very few periods where this webcam feed goes unobserved by the people who actually study this as part of the project.

In all honesty, I am very interested in this phenomenon, the lights themselves that is. Discounting obvious cases of mistaken identity, there are more interesting , and unidentified lights in the sky there, than in any other location in the entire world. And these lights are almost certainly NOT alien craft, but some hitherto unknown natural phenomenon, something inherant in the location, that is specific to it. Wether they are an energetic reaction caused by something interesting in the ground, interacting with the electrical charges that operate in the atmosphere, or wether there is some other explanation, is yet to be clarified, but they are surely the most tangible and interesting phenomena that I have ever had the pleasure of reading up on.

Bearing in mind the enormous volume of data on this site alone, the fact that above all others, this is the most interesting thing I have ever read up on, says a great deal about the matter if you ask me!

Sorry, but I just can't see that we are looking at a live feed. The time in Norway right now is 22.30, and the camera clock is stuck on something completely different.
Also, camera 3 appears to be a 'lighter' vision of camera 1, with nothing unusual in the slightest.

I agree. Now i'm left wondering what that big ball of light was.

Look like it doesn't matter that we've already seen what the lights are, it will be a "craft" no matter what.

On daylight video, we see two lights in exact same positions, but looked at from the left and higher ground, then a car passes by on the far left, close to the higher light.

On the night cam, we see two lights in exact same positions, but looked at from the right and from lower ground, then a car pases by on the far left, close to the higher light.

That's that.

A car passed by, lights were shining on the web cam, therefore, big light, car turns left, light disappears, as expected, in both day and light cams, exactly same behavior, anything else we need to think about?