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Earlier this summer I noticed some similarities between the October 2023 and late 2025 UFO cases from the PURSUE releases and research on the Hessdalen lights, which have been observed for decades over the Hessdalen valley in Norway.

The most striking similarity was between the observation from the October 2023 case of a "mother orb" that ejected smaller orbs and a description in a 2004 Hessdalen paper of a large ball of light ejecting smaller balls of light.

The Hessdalen lights are not fully understood, but scientists have proposed that they are plasmoids that form when local geological conditions create an electric field above the valley.

I emailed nine scientists who have published research about Hessdalen to bring their attention to the UFO cases and ask if they think they could be related. Seven responded to me.

Several endorsed the idea that the UFO cases and the lights could be caused by a similar underlying mechanism. Others provided useful information on observations at Hessdalen that are potentially relevant to the UFO cases.

Also, one of them said that the Air Force approached him in 2007 to propose a research collaboration related to the creation of artificial ball lightning.

You can read more and subscribe to PARADIGM here: https://www.paradigm.news/p/exclusive-scientists-say-these-norwegian (https://www.paradigm.news/p/exclusive-scientists-say-these-norwegian)

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