Italian-Norwegian EMBLA 2000 mission measures radio signals at Hessdalen

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Archive photo of the Hessdalen valley in central Norway in winter
The Hessdalen valley, where the EMBLA 2000 mission measured radio signals Unknown author, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Scientists from Italy's CNR radio astronomy institute at Medicina and Ostfold College ran radio receivers in Hessdalen for 25 days to study its recurring lights. Their preliminary report described anomalous VLF signals and sightings, with any physical models offered as speculative.

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  1. FirsthandThe EMBLA 2000 Mission in Hessdalen (Teodorani, Montebugnoli, Monari) (opens in a new tab)Project Hessdalen / 2000
  2. FirsthandEMBLA 2000 preliminary study (Ostfold College / IRA Medicina) (opens in a new tab)Project Hessdalen / 1999-05-28

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