Project Hessdalen logo
HESSDALEN
Hessdalen
Hessdalen news
Holtålen municipality
Pictures
Map
Hotel
Guided tour
Where is
 
PHENOMENA
Pictures
Film
Description
Observations this year
Observations previous years
Theories
 
PROJECT
Last news
Ongoing activities
Plans
Articles
Report from 1984
History
Talks
The project in TV
   ... radio
   ... newspaper
   ... journals
 
STATION
Picture every second
Picture every 5., 10., 15. second
Picture now

BW alarms
BW(2) alarms
Two-camera alarms
Zoom-camera alarms
BW hours
BW(2) hours
Two-camera, hours
Zoom-camera, hours

BW alarms thumb
BW(2) alarms thumb
Two-camera alarms thumb
Zoom-camera alarms thumb
BW hours thumb
BW(2) hours thumb
Two-camera, hours thumb
Zoom-camera, hours thumb

Weather and magnetic field

ELFO alarms

Pictures 2003
Pictures 2002
Pictures 2001
Pictures 2000
Pictures 1999
Pictures 1998

Technical description
Where is
Plans
 
PEOPLE
Student groups
Student reports
 
OTHER
How to become
Our sponsors
Links
Write in the guestbook
Read the guestbook
 
Hits on this web
Updates of the webpages
Back to main
 
   

Observation the 19 August 2000

This page with bigger pictures

Saturday the 19.August, at 9:50PM, was Larry Lemke, Thor Stuedal and Erling Strand (me) on our way back to Hessdalen, on road 30, after a small visit at Røros town. When we had arrived just north of Røros, we saw a strong flashing light down in the hillside, in the direction towards southern part of Hessdalen, which is on the other side of the mountain. We did not react at once, but when we were driving, we saw that the light was moving up the hillside. Then we become aware of that this could be the Hessdalen phenomena. We were at Gullikstad (see the map), when we desided to turn back to the place we saw it for the first time. It was a better view from that location. We parked the car at a small parking slot close to the road, and went out. The clock was 9:55PM. The Hessdalen-phenomena had then reached the top of the hill. It was flashing all the time with a frequency of about 1 Hz, and it was moving. Sometimes it was above the horizon, and sometimes below. Sometimes it moved to the left, and sometimes to the right. It went on like this all the time. I (Erling Strand) managed to take one picture with some success. During the exposuretime of 4 seconds, we got four flashes and some of the movement. We did look at it for 15 minutes. Then we desided to continue our tour to Hessdalen.

Observation the 19 August 2000 To the left you see the picture in full size. I used a Canon AE1 camera with a 80-205mm Osawa lens, which was adjusted to about 160mm. Exposuretime was close to 4 seconds. A 400ASA 135mm film was used. The tree you see to the left is located about 6m from the camera. We did not have any tripod with us, so we had to use the car as a tripod.

Below you see two enlargement of the picture.

Observation the 19 August 2000, enlarged verson Observation the 19 August 2000, a bigger enlargement
Observation the 19 August 2000, picture taken some days later A picture taken by Thor Stuedal from the same location, some day later. We have marked where the light was when we saw it for the first time, and in which direction it was moving.
Observation the 19 August 2000, a map of the area A map showing where the observers, Larry Lemke, Thor Stuedal and Erling Strand, was located when they were standing looking at the light, and from where the picture was taken. It is just north of the town Røros. One square on the map equal one square kilometer. The distance to the phenomena is then 3,5 km.


Copyright ©2000 Project Hessdalen. Webmaster : Erling Strand.
All comments or questions about this web shall be send to Webmaster
Last update 07 May 2002 15:48:57.

nor-flagg