Norway in UFO Photographs: The First Catalogue

the 31 of january 2008 a document was released on the portal for ufo-norge (the same as mufon but in norway)

We are happy to announce the release of the complete, expanded version of our joint paper "Norway in UFO Photographs: The First Catalogue", a 206-page report that includes, in addition to an amazing number of pictures, a catalogue of case summaries, a statistical analysis of data,

link here!

lots of interesting photos included in the 206 page extended report.
yay!

Thanks for this darkspace
Norway has a much better layout than the Swedish UFO network imho.

The swedish UFO organisation is quite good, they usually solve most of the ufo's reported

Sweet looking forward to read the stories and watch the pictures!

Troede UFO'er holdte sig langt væk fra norge!

no problem, just found this release myself, and decided to share this on ats
i haven't read the whole documen yet though.

hehe, i am beginning to believe the person who wrote the document is quite the sceptic

Originally posted by darkspace
hehe, i am beginning to believe the person who wrote the document is quite the sceptic

I belive that scandinavians usually are sceptical in nature.
Mostly of things 'we' dont know or can not be verified by facts.

Or we are just weird in nature

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well, most people i know is plain weird with a few exceptions though.

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Well i've been going through this 'report' now of the ufo's in norway.

And what i can understand is that most of the pictures taken (except for hessdalen auto cam) that they explain them in similar ways that the swedish ufo organisation does:
- Birds in flight.
- Water on the camera lens
- Jupiter/venus/Sirius
- Lenticular clouds
- Reflections
- Baloons
- Fakes.
;

That is the summary.

Originally posted by Balez

I belive that scandinavians usually are sceptical in nature.
Mostly of things 'we' dont know or can not be verified by facts.

Except when it comes to trolls and elves, if my time spent talking to people in Norway is to be believed.

Of course people in my country are just as bad; try telling any true Scotsman that the Loch Ness Monster doesn't exist!

Originally posted by sonicology

Originally posted by Balez

I belive that scandinavians usually are sceptical in nature.
Mostly of things 'we' dont know or can not be verified by facts.

Except when it comes to trolls and elves, if my time spent talking to people in Norway is to be believed.

Of course people in my country are just as bad; try telling any true Scotsman that the Loch Ness Monster doesn't exist!

Hey! the trolls and elves exist!!! (actually they are spirits taken forms on old believes. imho)

Yeah i know many things of what we 'belive' in are usually common for the region we live in.
And that is what puts UFOS at the side, they dont belong to any region, they are usually seen everywhere.
And also, looking back into our history that is also the case there.

I wonder if there has been any study on Naitive Americans and ufos in their times?
Would be interesting, because then it could be that they have been here for long time.
And not only that, but we would also have confirmation that they have been seen on the American continent.

Yeah yeah, blabbering on, i am tired.

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yeah! that's my impression on this as well.
by the way, it looks like the site/organisation is under new management now. it was a lot better a couple of years ago. i don't know why, but i think i smell a coverup here.