Unresolved Hessdalen AMS observation — 22 April 2001, 00:00:11

Project Hessdalen classified this Automatic Measurement Station observation as still unresolved. The marker represents the fixed Blue Box / AMS camera location, not a triangulated position of the observed light.

Official Project Hessdalen analysis: The video from the first picture shows the light standing still, while it is decreasing in intensity. When the second couter shows 48, it has become so weak that it cannot be seen anymore. The video record for 10 more seconds, without any lights is seen. Total "living" time is then 7 seconds. - The second picture shows the light decreasing in intensity while it is moving to the right, which is towards north. The speed is about 0,24 °/sec. When the second couter shows 19, it cannot be seen anymore. Total "living" time is then 10 seconds. The video record for 8 more seconds, without any lights is seen. - The lights position on the screen, on both pictures, is nearly the same on both pictures. The difference is what you can expect if this light is far out in the universe. It is then probably the same source located far out in the universe, on both these pictures. After the first "flash", it is standing on the same location, but after the second flash, it is moving towards right with a speed is about 0,24 °/sec.