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Lately, more and more videos and reports of “orbs” have been appearing—glowing spheres that mysteriously show up in photos, videos, or even to the naked eye. This immediately reminded me of the Hessdalen Lights: a luminous phenomenon observed in the Hessdalen Valley in Norway, especially since the 1980s, though some accounts suggest they appeared even earlier. These lights are described as spheres or flashes of light of various sizes and colors, capable of hovering, moving slowly, or even darting across the sky at high speed.

Despite numerous scientific studies—ranging from geophysical causes, plasma-laden atmospheres, to other natural occurrences—the true origin of these lights remains shrouded in mystery. Likewise, recent orb sightings could be simply explained by dust or moisture particles reflecting light from a camera flash or other sources, or they might be some not-yet-fully-understood atmospheric phenomenon.

What do you think? Is it possible that these two phenomena (the Hessdalen Lights and orbs) are directly related? Or could they both be different manifestations of the same type of natural phenomenon?