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	earthlights
		In Malaysia, aerial lights known as "penangau" are believed to be the phantom heads of women who died in childbirth.
		And in the northwest Australian outback, the so-called "min-min" lights have a sacred significance to the Aborigines.
		Abstract: Unexplained plasma-like atmospheric "light balls" are observed at very low altitudes during alternate phases of maximum and minimum in the Hessdalen area, located in central Norway.
	www.daviddarling.info /encyclopedia/E/earthlight.html (1210 words)

	Italian conference to study Hessdalen [mystery lights] Text - Physics Forums Library
		Hessdalen is a valley in central Norway, 120 kilometers south of Trondheim.
		Lights that were recorded to be below the contours of the mountains must have originated in the Hessdalen region, but lights that were recorded to be above the crest line may have originated at a great distance.
		During a period of four days, unknown lights were seen on 10 occasions, and the flux-gate magnetometer registered 21 pulsations, of which 4 appear to correspond with the observations of lights, suggesting an association between some of the unknown lights and magnetic disturbances.
	www.physicsforums.com /archive/index.php/t-17121.html (890 words)

	The Hessdalen Mystery Lights - UFO Evidence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The Hessdalen LITS were the first to be subjected to scientific scrutiny using a whole host of hi-tech equipment.
		It has been speculated that the strange lights could be related to some kind of weather phenomenon, or to lights produced by faults in the earth’s crust termed "earthlights".
		All agreed that the Hessdalen lights were "real" and not illusions of any kind and that they were worthy of further scientific study.
	www.ufoevidence.org /documents/doc1832.htm (1796 words)

	THE HESSDALEN LIGHTS.
		Project Hessdalen is run mainly on a voluntary basis, with individuals spending their own time and money to try and resolve the puzzle of the Hessdalen lights.
		I saw the typical orange-red light travel through the valley from south to north and I also observed a rare sight which appeared like a dozen flash bulbs going off with one and half seconds and then nothing and then the same thing happened a little further to the north.
		These lights could open up a new avenue of physics and we have had scientists from the USA and Russia comment on the lights and have ruled out conventional explanations such as ball lightning.
	www.outtahear.com /beyond_updates/Mantle/Hess.htm (3936 words)

	Camelot Chronicles Online
		All the roads in the Hessdalen valley are well known to us, and the effect of car headlights (including many other artificial lights) have been studied and monitored and recorded both in that valley and elsewhere, by taking photos, videos and spectra (e).
		A car headlight as seen forehead is much stronger than the real Hessdalen light and it often produces a saturation on the film, moreover its spectrum (continuos) is quite a lot different from the one which was taken of the real anomalous phenomenon (Fig.
		He discusses issues on light saturation of films (thanks to one of his advisors) and the increase of dimensions of a light source when the film is subject to overexposure.
	www.camelotchronicles.com /Altro/teod2003a.htm (3705 words)

	Hessdalen: Valley of enigmatic lights, UFO Casebook Files
		The bulging dossier on the Hessdalen aerial phenomena - predominately lights but also nonvisual radar targets - certainly represents the most thorough, science-based study of what are generally called "noctural lights." There are no saucer-shaped machines, no alien visitors in the reports.
		In general they consist of light balls of many forms and colors, characterized by pulsations, often erratic movements, occasional long duration, and intense emission of energy.
		These lights are reported both in the sky and close to the ground.
	www.ufocasebook.com /hessdalen.html (378 words)

	Italian conference to study Hessdalen
		Hessdalen is world-renowned for its inexplicable light phenomena.
		Cecina is hosting the most comprehensive conference on the Hessdalen phenomena, assembling of most of the scientists studying the phenomena.
		The Hessdalen lights have waned recently, but a range of high-tech equipment constantly monitors the skies in the valley.
	www.aftenposten.no /english/local/article760612.ece?service=print (261 words)

	IEA Missions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		After successfully videotaping anomalous lights in Marfa Texas she became interested in the application of geophysical monitoring technology to the investigation of geophysical parameters of earth lights.
		Among the most interesting videotapes were balls of orange light that appeared overhead moving erratically, a large overhead purple-green meteor-like object, several moving night time lights near a distant river bed, and two minutes and forty seconds video of a brilliant scintillating light that disappeared on camera in a river bed during the daytime.
		After confirming that these anomalous lights which appear worldwide, could be photographed and physically monitored she deemed them worthy of scientific study.
	www.earthlights.org /iea_missions.htm (827 words)

	Hessdalen- Final Technical Report
		Hessdalen is a valley in the middle part of Norway, south-east of Trondheim, about 30 km northwest of the town Røros.
		One of the three times the light was followed with the eyes and was seen as a reflection on the radar screen at the same time and direction, there were reflections every second sweep.
		When this light was in the northern part of Finnshgda, we pointed the laser towards it for the first time.
	www.nicap.org /hessel.htm (12083 words)

	Hessdalen light - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hessdalen Lights are unexplained lights (called "ghost lights") usually seen in Hessdalen, Norway.
		Teodorani M. A Long-Term Scientific Survey of the Hessdalen Phenomenon.
		Hessdalen 2003: luci misteriose in Norvegia by Massimiliano Di Giuseppe (in Italian)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hessdalen_light (75 words)

	The Hessdalen Lights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Continuing homeward they came by a cottage that was engulfed in such an intense light it seemed as though the sun were burning right over it.
		Close to the ground Lillevold could almost see through it as the light faded, but at the height of its maneuver it was too bright to look at.
		This phenomenon is called the Hessdalen Lights, as they have been extensively documented.
	www.subversiveelement.com /HessdalenLights.html (283 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Project Hessdalen acquired its name from the small valley of Hessdalen, which is situated just north-north-west of the town of Roeros in Norway.
		The "lights" were mostly seen in the autumn, winter and spring.
		This may be because Hessdalen is so far north that the dark nights are very long in the winter; in the summer it is light nearly the whole night long.
	www.loscrittoio.it /Pages/ES-0301.html (2539 words)

	Earth Lights, Spooklights, and Ghost Lights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Earth lights are an exceedingly rare anomalous light phenomenon, previously grouped under all-encompassing terms such as dragons, UFOs, and ball lightning before being recognized as a separate category.
		The lights can be very dynamic, appearing in many different colours and shapes, and are reported to be able to move against the wind and reach extraordinary speeds.
		Since earth lights are a local phenomenon, the "local hotspots" that give rise to them often become ingrained into local culture and folklore, and supernatural stories accrue round them over the years.
	inamidst.com /lights/earth (1719 words)

	CFI - Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
		The analysis of digital and film photographs is presented in detail, by distinguishing all the conventional light-events that have been identified from the unidentified ones and the ones that can be definitively considered “anomalous cases”.
		Massimo Teodorani, Ph.D. Erling P. Strand, M Sc.E.E. In early 1984, a group of researchers from "Project Hessdalen" investigated a luminous phenomenon that was occurring in the area of Hessdalen, Norway.
		Sometimes there was a small red light, usually on the top or bottom of the white.
	www.freedomofinfo.org /current_research/uap.html (1085 words)

	Linda Moulton Howe Thermal Plasmas of Unknown Origin
		Hessdalen, Norway—Over the past decade, many eyewitnesses in the valley of Hessdalen in northeastern Norway have reported flickering, pulsing, lights that change shape.
		Some of those are the Marfa lights in Texas, the Ontario Lake lights in Canada, the Ural lights in Russia, and the Victoria lights in Argentina.
		I know that some astrophysicists have seen the light phenomenon as amorphous light balls, but it is the first time that we saw that this year.
	dwij.org /pathfinders/linda_moulton_howe/linda_mh9.htm (3029 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		He was standing on a small hill in Finnsådalen (in Hessdalen).
		The light was coming from south, moving towards, and in front of mount Finnsåhøgda, approx 1 km from the observer.
		It had a red light in front, and two yellow light in the back.
	www.earthlights.org /hessdalen/hesd019.html (69 words)

	Hessdalen AMS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hessdalen AMS (abbreviation for Hessdalen Automatic Measurement Station) is an automatically working observation station for registering Hessdalen lights.
		It has been in service since August 7, 1998 and is equipped with a magnetometer, two fl and white TV cameras and one colour TV camera.
		As at measurement with a restricted numbers of parameters it is not able to explain all recorded light phenomena.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hessdalen_AMS (95 words)

	The Triangle Project - researching for the UFO-phenomena in Hessdalen
		The Triangle Project is a private non-profit project researching the light phenomena in Hessdalen, Norway.
		These light phenomena are frequently referred to as UFOs or «The Hessdalen Phenomenon».
		Project Hessdalen was the first attempt to investigate systematically into these phenomena.
	home.eunet.no /~janbarw/hessdalen/english/main-english.htm (252 words)

	Project Hessdalen - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community
		When the light is moving during the exposure time, you will see it as a yellow line on the picture.
		It shows a light with a fl area on, which is moving around on the light.
		In one part of the film is this fl area covering nearly the whole light, and then is it a fl "object".
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/thread176535/pg1 (2924 words)

	FarShores UFO News Story: Norwegian UFO Guide Has Seen Hessdalen Phenomena 58 Times!
		HESSDALEN: Bjarne Lillevold was one of the first to discover the strange light phenomena in his hometown.
		People flock to Hessdalen in Holtålen from near and far, just to get a glimpse of those mysterious flying objects.
		He admits being afraid the first time he saw the lights, but today his fear is gone.
	farshores.org /ufohess2.htm (357 words)

	EMBLA 2002 - Hessdalen Optical & Ground Survey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		This report presents the results from the August 2002 field expedition in Hessdalen, Norway, a joint collaboration between Italian and Norwegian scientists in order to study the unidentified light phenomenona reoccuring in the valley.
		Also, results from ground analysis where the light phenomena has been observed close to the ground is presented.
		Very light above normal radioactive detection could be made, target sample was taken from this source and analysis revealed the presence of a perculiar and somewhat anomalous spheroidal iron particle.
	www.cohenufo.org /Hessdalen2002.htm (253 words)

	Project Hessdalen Researchers To Step Up UFO Hunt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Researchers studying mysterious light phenomena in Hessdalen will now add radar and three new cameras in order to document the distance and speed of the regularly observed UFOs.
		Italian authorities fund a group of scientist working at Italy's Institute for Radio Astronomy who study the Hessdalen phenomena, and they will be visiting Norway this year.
		The Hessdalen cameras monitor the skies 24 hours a day and the pictures are posted directly to the Internet.
	www.rense.com /general11/proj.htm (293 words)

	Obiwan's UFO-Free Paranormal Page > Ghostlights
		The lights can sparkle, be stationary or in motion, high in the air or low to the ground.
		Generally the lights are said to exhibit some sort of bizarre behavior, such as vanishing or displaying evasive action when one moves too close to them.
		Unlike other forms of strange phenomenon, ghost lights are comparatively reliable in their appearance, and in some places the lights have been the subject of scientific study.
	www.ghosts.org /ghostlights/ghostlights.html (575 words)

	UFOS at close sight: UFO observations in June 2005
		Amund is 75 year old and live on the north-eastern side of the valley Midtre Gauldal, in the mountain side between the shop Samvirkelaget and the railway station in Ålen.
		The light was about 2m in diameter and it hovered approx.
		"This object was flashing a blue light and on turning towards us was silver and round, and appeared to be landing on a clear grass area between the trees across the valley.=94 She stated.
	ufologie.net /htm/2005jun.htm (1024 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		This is a very important paper because it shows the results of a scientific experimental and analytical program designed to understand the Hessdalen lights.
		The Hessdalen analysis has shown that the light has characteristics other than what would be expected for a plasma.
		(They argued that the light was growing in size without cooling off, which a plasma presumably would do (cool as the size increases).) Their comments about the need for a well funded expedition are right on the money (or lack of money).
	www.virtuallystrange.net /ufo/updates/2002/oct/m10-023.shtml (682 words)

	UFOS at close sight: UFO observations in January 2005
		The aircraft was triangular and had two square lights at the bottom and there was no cockpit in sight.
		The Dr. was not certain whether it emitted a dim light of its own or merely reflected light from the city below, but it was clearly NOT as bright as some of the brightest stars.
		When I saw the light it wasn't moving in a straight line but was curving around a little.
	ufologie.net /htm/2005jan.htm (2583 words)

	Society for Scientific Exploration \| Journal of Scientific Exploration \| A Long-Term Scientific Survey of the Hessdalen ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The balls of light which appear in the Hessdalen valley in Norway are exemplary of anomalous atmospheric luminous phenomena that occur frequently at some locations on Earth.
		These changes are caused by sudden surface variations of the illuminated area owing to the appearance of clusters of light balls that behave in a thermally self-regulated way.
		Other anomalous characteristics include the capability to eject smaller light balls, some unidentified frequency shift in the VLF range, and possible deposition of metallic particles.
	www.scientificexploration.org /jse/abstracts/v18n2a2.php (324 words)

	Theories about the mysterious Hessdalen light phenomena - UFO - Norway! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The Hessdalen phenomena varies both in shape, movements and colours and time when it occurs.
		For us in Travel Explorations it only seems that the mystery in Hessdalen grows bigger day for day, but we hope that all the experts and the advanced scientic equipment can solve the Norwegian riddle in the sky.
		Report about different theories and methods for documentation of these theories: "Experimental Methods for studying the Hessdalen-Phenomenon in the light of the Proposed Theories: a Comparative Overview.", by Dr. Massimo Teodorani and Erling Strand.
	www.travelexplorations.com /cparticle135616-48518.html (446 words)

	Farshores UfoDimensions News Story: Radar To Monitor Norway's Mysterious Lights
		Strange observations are made several times a month in the small Trøndelag village.
		Researchers from Østfold College installed an automatic monitor in the area and have registered 79 sightings of unexplainable phenomena.
		The years 1981 to 1984 bustled with activity in the skies over Hessdalen and sightings have gradually decreased, with about 20 a year being the current tally.
	farshores.org /ufohess.htm (311 words)

	Crop Circle Vacuum Domain
		', or Earth Lights, while living in Wiltshire; including a large diffuse orange ball of light, also witnessed by a group he was with, in July of 1992.
		Taken in the Belokurikha massif area of Russia, it is of a phenomenon that bears an absolutely striking similarity to the reported light beam sightings witnessed in areas of Wiltshire, England, and in apparent relation to Crop Circle events.
		Before the end of the meeting Ed took the podium, and related some of his personal experiences and understanding of the co-creative, and spiritual nature of the phenomenon they had been witnessing.
	www.cropcircleanswers.com /CC_Vacuum_Domain.htm (4209 words)

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