The
Hessdalen Light is an unexplained light usually seen in the Hessdalen
valley in Norway. In 2007, a group of teachers, students and scientists
established a science camp in Norway to study the phenomenon.
On a clear night, Bjorn G. Hauge managed to take this pic using an
exposure time of 30 seconds. The analysis of the spectrum reveals the
object to be made of silicium, iron, titanium and scandium.
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