Mysterious Lofoten Lights

See the unedited video of the mysterious Lofoten Lights

Last night a spectacular light show covered the night sky over Lofoten in Norway, hundreds of concerned citizens called the police which were quick to blame the lights on a rocket launch from a nearby facility. But was it really a rocket launch? At least to me it looks like no rocket launch I've ever seen - multiple lights in multiple colors appearing & moving synchronized across the night sky.

We know that this is not some fake CGI either, as the largest newspapers and TV channels in Norways has reported on this - I shared a link to a news article from Norway´s largest private television station below so that you can confirm this for yourself. We also have the police twitter account message where they debunk the lights as rockets - so these fantastic pictures and videos are definitely for real and no fakes.

Is the rocket launch claim by the authorities just a cover story - see the video and decide for yourself.

* Link to TV2 article about the Lofoten Lights (translated by Google)
* More photos from other people
* Even more photos from even more people
* Even even more photos from even even more people
* Even even even more photos from even even even more people ... still believe it´s fake? ...

-MM

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

Oooh nice. I have no clue.
But love it

Manufactured story, I can smell it

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

Interesting. Boy, that's a lot of rockets. Cool find !!

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

I watched the video. It looks fake to me. LED's shining on glass, some other trickery? I don't know but it just looks fake.

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

I watched the video. It looks fake to me. LED's shining on glass, some other trickery? I don't know but it just looks fake.

Definitely not fake - please read my comments and the article links to reputable newspaper article and links to the police twitter accounts - there is no way that these are faked. Also look at all the other picture source in my OP, all these people and newspapers are not faking it.

-MM

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

Don't know what it is but it's way cooler than fireworks , the trails at the bottom would seem to suggest something launched but I'd imagine witnessing such a thing could easily fuddle the mind.

Cool find

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

I understand Norwegian media has reported it but no other (English language MSM) has. When The Norway Spiral appeared, it was reported everywhere. This hasn't as yet. The footage just looks hokey (false, or suspect) to me. Why different colours? It seems as if someone is trying to make a headline and nothing more. I'm not knocking your thread, just stating my opinion that I think this has absolutely nothing to do with rockets, missiles or such-like. It's just my opinion and I may be wrong but those colours seem wrong.

A few years ago a member posted a somewhat similar thread about strange circular light patterns in the night sky. Members determined that these lights came from a light display a casino or some kind of concert was using a few miles away.

Again, just my opinion.

My guess is two rockets, dropping multiple loads of chemicals in the ionosphere for testing and tracking.
The US has done it before.
US Navy Scroll down to see photo of plasma ball.
NASA

Norway is full of it…

Anyone remember this www.youtube.com... from few years back..? I happen to live near that area with its mysterious space centre.



Mysterious “yes”, but strange “no”……

The Grand Challenge Mission

Azure

www.andoyaspace.no...


qz.com...

a reply to: SeekingDepth

Looks like a winner!

a reply to: SeekingDepth

Bingo !

a reply to: SeekingDepth

Back in the 60's they were experimenting with adaptive optics using artificial stars to improve Terrestrial based telescope resolution. These days it might be cheaper to send a cube satellite to achieve the same resolution.
Why was this story only run in Norway?

Man I bet that tripped some people out!! Notice the ginormous spotlight over the mountains at 1:11.
The Grand Challenge seems to makes sense.

ETA: You would think the local news would notify the public ahead of time...and maybe they did?

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

Not so sure on this one myself. After having a look through various images and videos all i see is lights that dance around in random patterns. Cant find anything as symmetrical as these lights.

The photos you posted at the bottom of your post, to me, looks like the lights are around the same angle on each photo and look the same, maybe just a little edited with different backgrounds to try to make each look different and show a different stage of the lightshow.

Would love for this to be real, but i think it is either man-made, or cgi.

Looking at the still pictures, it's hard to imagine the lights are from a rocket launch.

Until you watch the video, and then it very much looks like it could be a rocket launch. Or rather, two rocket launches. Pretty cool.

The other advantage to watching the video is hearing the guy mumble in his native tongue, but then to hear him say, crystal clear, "what the **ck!" 😂😂😂

ETA: People who are claiming "fake!" and coming up with all nefarious scenarios: did you look at all the pictures and watch the video?? It's clearly not fake (in fact, member SeekingDepth figured out EXACTLY what it was, a few posts up). One of the photos is of the lights from a clearly different location, and the video shows it actually happening.

Bill Gates bought space and is trying to put the Windows logo up there. It needs more work.

It was quite interesting to watch.

originally posted by: Slichter
a reply to: SeekingDepth

Why was this story only run in Norway?

The event happened less than 12 hrs ago, I guess the international media will also report on it eventually.

-MM

originally posted by: waftist
Man I bet that tripped some people out!! Notice the ginormous spotlight over the mountains at 1:11.
The Grand Challenge seems to makes sense.

ETA: You would think the local news would notify the public ahead of time...and maybe they did?

Yes, I saw that. What could cause that whole mountain side to be lit up like that - did the lights in the sky lit it up? Also, notice the little "star" that appears at the very start and seems to be inspecting the whole spectacle, moving from above the lights and downwards to the left very slowly? It´s faint but you can see the tiny star moving throughout the entire video.

-MM