Unresolved Hessdalen AMS observation — 25 April 2001, 23:47:58

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 intensity of the light is decreasing while it is moving in direction up to the right, which should be north-north-east. The intensity is so weak that it cannot be seen any more when the second couter show 37. The video record for 8 more seconds, without any light is seen. The speed is about 0,48 °/sec. Based on NASA Satelite data there is no satelite, at that position, at that time. The closest satelite is Cosmos1867, but it is higher up above the horizon than this light. It is still unknown.