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Geoffrey's avatar

You know what the behavior of these UAP's reminds me of, Steve?

Digital avatars or observation points in simulation and world-building games, such as Second Life or SimCity. The movements are reminiscent of zooming in or out, scrolling, and so forth. Because these UAP's appear to ignore the known laws of physics, it may be the case that they are "in-game" artifacts of extra-dimensional observers.

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David Collins's avatar

At the end of 1981 to 1984 in Hessdalen, a valley in Norway, a strange lights appeared at many locations in the valley. They were getting 20 reports a week, so in the summer of 1983, Project Hessdalen was founded to study the unknown aerial phenomenon. You can read about it at www.hessdalen.org. To this day, lights still show up there about 20 times a year. The scientists running the project don't think we're being visited by aliens from outer space, but they also don't know what is behind the phenomenon. They still have three livecams in the valley; I don't have flash player, so it doesn't work on my laptop.

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