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Note: the project Triangle The Project was a group of people (students, engineers, and journalists) who did the observation and photographic field work in Hessdalen in 1997-1998. The group consisted of Werner Anderson, Henrik T. stroma, Videoangelena, Andreas Olsen, Erling strand, Akhtar Isaac, Gisle Veranda, the Vidar Leblond and Lars Farevaag.
Olsen Andreas suddenly saw a strong light slightly to the left of the Peak Marketologi. The light seemed to be coming from the point where “the mountain met the sky."
And Akhtar Isaac, and Andreas Olsen first assumed it was the Moon rising above the mountaintop, but they soon realized that they had observed the moon much further to the East earlier in the evening, and
this light was much more intense than the light reflected from the moon.
Akhtar has sent a flashlight with a red filter on the phenomenon, while Andreas was notified and alpha and Charlie in the camp. Akhtar took a series of photos when the light began to move up and down" like a yo-yo.
The light had the shape of a pyramid and the radiation of intense light. Each time the "pyramid” went under the horizon (the mountain top) they could see a beam of light coming from behind the mountains, from where did the ”pyramid".
This was repeated several times before the lights went out one last time. This observation lasted for 15-30 seconds. The light beam had a wider dispersion than any car lights. The light source was larger and more intense than any other light that was observed from the position of camp Bravo.
To observers, it looked like a beam of light was directed at Bravo every time a "pyramid" appeared from behind the mountains (probably a subjective illusion, as was observed only from this position).
The crew calculated the distance from Bravo to the light to be one kilometre. No sound was heard during the observation. Local map shows no paths or roads in the area where the light was seen.
22:35 the Moon appeared again, still in the East Markewallace.
Eyewitnesses said none of us can give a reasonable answer explanation for what we saw.
It was later revealed that the film was not a trace of light. Field researcher deliberately underexpose it the movie, as most of the pictures of the Hessdalen phenomenon suffers from overexposure, and it becomes impossible to perform, what kind of an illuminated spot on the film. This time they went too far in the opposite direction.
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11 October 1997, 21:15 – Morkevollhøgda, Hessdalen, Holtålen Note: The Triangle Project was a group of people (students, engineers, and journalists) who did observational and photographic field work in Hessdalen in 1997-1998. The group consisted of Werner Anderson, Henrik Th. Strøm, Vidar Andersen, Andreas Olsen, Erling Strand, Akhtar Issak, Gisle Førsund, Vidar Løvlund, and Lars Færevaag. Andreas Olsen suddenly saw a strong light slightly to the left of Morkevollhøogda Peak. The light seemed to come from the point where “the mountain met the sky.” Both Akhtar Issak and Andreas Olsen first assumed that it was the moon coming up over the mountaintop, but they soon realized that they had observed the moon much farther to the east earlier in the evening, and this light was much more intense than the light reflected from the moon. Akhtar pointed a flashlight with a red filter at the phenomenon, while Andreas notified both Alpha and Charlie camp positions (unfortunately, the sighting fell outside the Triangle area under close surveillance). Akhtar shot a series of pictures (see comment below) when the light started to move up and down “like a yo-yo.” The light had the shape of a pyramid and was emitting an intense light. Each time the “pyramid” went down under the horizon (the mountain top) they could see a beam of light coming up from behind the mountain, from the point where “the pyramid” had disappeared. This repeated several times before the light went down for the last time and “went out.” The observation lasted for 15-30 seconds. The light beam had a wider dispersion than any car headlights. The light source was bigger and more intense than any other light that was observed from Bravo camp position. To the observers, it looked like the beam of light was directed towards Bravo each time “the pyramid” emerged from behind the mountain (probably a subjective illusion, since it was observed only from this position). The crew calculated the distance from Bravo to the light to be one kilometer. No sound was heard during the observation. The local map shows no paths or roads in the area where the light was sighted. At 10:35 pm the moon appeared again, still at the far east of Morkavollhogda. The eye-witnesses stated: Neither of us can give a reasonable explanation of what we saw. It turned out later that the film showed no trace of the light. Field researchers deliberately tried to underexpose the film, as most pictures of the Hessdalen phenomenon suffer from overexposure, and it is not possible to analyze what is “inside” the lighted spot on the films. This time they went too far in the opposite direction.
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