A bunch of activity going on right now.

http://www.hessdalen.org/station/now5.shtml

I'll upload some screenshots in a second.

http://i44.tinypic.com/2gua53t.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/2bnyme.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/f5ahac.jpg
http://i39.tinypic.com/jk7lll.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/345zwgm.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/330664i.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/2n6an2d.jpg


there's so much shit going on, I wish I could have captured everything.

By the way, those stationary lights that are constant throughout the images are house lights.

Wtf is this explain and no I will not google this shit?

Strange lights are often seen in the sky above the Hessdalen valley in Norway. The Hessdalen Project records them and attempts to explain them. Some believe this extra terrestrial activity, others that:


- The Hessdalen phenomena is composed of ionized gas, not a solid.
- The dominant chemical elements is O and N, suggesting that this is “burning” air.
- Other elements like SI, sand, and some metals FE, SC, TI suggest dust from the valley.
- The occurrence of SC, Scandium, a rare Norwegian metal, suggest why the
phenomenon is only located in Hessdalen, a valley known for its metal mines.
- Scandium, SC, reacts vigorously with acid and air, and may be the ignition mechanism.
- TI, titan, is the only element that burns in nitrogen and may explain the long living time.
- Titan is used in fireworks, and makes spectacular fires.

This hypothesis suggests that the Hessdalen phenomenon is made up of dust from the valley, which ignites due to the fact that Scandium reacts rapidly with acids and air (ref.9+10). The dustcloud burns, rises in the air, and hovers in the same position, or guided by the wind, until the fuel, titan, iron and scandium is burnt out. Scandium is a rare metal, and was first found in Norway, in the mineral “Thotveitit”. This hypothesis suggests that Hessdalen like phenomena is localized to areas where this mineral can be found, and is why the phenomena seems to be localized in certain areas and not others.