In 1900 Lord Kelvin stated that, in physics, there is nothing new to discover, boy was he wrong, as students and scientists of the University of Ostfold, Hessdalen, Norway have documented what is said to be a UFO. So it seems that not only did Einstein shatter the prolific statement just years after it was spoken, but many others also have proven this incorrect throughout the years.
Throughout history scientists have shown that all is not known by man, the world is not flat, and heavy machinery can fly, and now it seems that we are not the center of the universe. UFOs have been a historically challenged concept, and politicians through to Hollywood films have debated the existence of “others” out there somewhere in space. The Hessdalen Observatory has been the center of many strange things that have been documented, and it is the only UFO interactive observatory anywhere in the world. The cameras and radar at this observatory have documented many strange phenomena, throughout the years.
So why is this video of this UFO just now picking up speed and gathering views on social media? It could be that recent events surrounding NASA have gathered some of the world’s most prestigious scientists, to determine how to tell the world, “we are not alone.” Maybe the number of hearings in congress, and the multitude of people involved in this research, are now becoming more exciting, and voicing that excitement to others. Most Americans believe we are not alone in the universe, and that there is indeed a life of some sort out there. For centuries many people, not scientists, have made claims of encounters with UFOs and otherworldly creatures. Even the military and others in positions of power are voicing their beliefs that UFOs are real. Documentation ranges from amateur photos and videos to films such as the one here, which is done with scientific intent.
Although the video below of the Hessdalen UFO is from 2007, it is just now making its rounds on social media, which leads many to believe that it has taken this long to research and authenticate this film. In Norway, it is called the “Hessdalen phenomenon” and was captured by the University’s students and scientists it only took four nights before this extraordinary footage was taken. Do not rush through this video, as the first UFO is not the one everyone is talking about, it is the second one that gives the world a close-up look at it.
The observatory in Norway is set up to take photos in the area every one minute, and going to their website provides a plethora of amazing images. They even state that they have undisputed proof of UFOs and some of that is explained in the video below. The photos of this particular UFO on that particular night are also something of a conversation piece, as at ground level there are also interesting colors and shapes that the scientists are trying to explain.
By Kristi Cereska
Sources:
Collective Evolution
Collective Evolution Article Two
Above Top Secret
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4 Responses
Meteor or a kid with a remote controlled plane?? I see thinking is not your forte.
These lights have been seen up to 20 times per week in this area and have been for at least the last 80 years. The mere fact that they do not have a trajectory that flies down towards the earth would be enough for the average homer simpson to realise that they are not meteors.
Please do a little more research on this phenomena before coming to these insanely stupid conclusions.
Well, hold on Jon…What exactly do the images say? Only that they captured lights that could have been anything ranging from a meteor, to a kid who fashioned his remote control airplane with lights.
That’s a nice cop out Deborah, you don’t need words, the images speak for themselves.
No thoughts… couldn’t understand one word.