In this blog, we had reported about the news that in September 2010, the Italian-Norwegian mission to Hessdalen ( Embla 2010), had joined a group of French scientists, for a preliminary investigation. Now, even the French Geipan (the only official body in Europe to deal with phenomena Unidentified aircraft reports the news of this mission, signed by the two leading scientists have taken in cooperation with the Italian-Norwegian technologists: Jacques Zlotnicki, Elisabeth Blanc.
The authors point out that news of this collaboration was born from a request from the Norwegian Project Hessdalen to obtain the cooperation of Geipan, according to a research consortium is French-Italian-Norwegian.
This first outpost of French scientists from different scientific institutions, he suggested an assessment mission with a few instruments in the winter 2010-2011.
This first campaign will: identify possible disturbances in the electromagnetic field at low frequencies (below 40 Hz) associated with events light, measuring the spectrum of the electric field at frequencies of large (from 1 kHz to 5 MHz). study the seismic noise, register with the Italian radar traces of the phenomenon, and automatic film, as a result of alarms, the luminous phenomenon with the instrumentation of the Norwegian Project Hessdalen.
Four facilities are currently operational: the Blue-Box with Norwegian equipment and electric field measurements, the radar station 4 km to the south, and two stations located in the valley and electromagnetic powered by batteries and solar panels.
Following this first campaign, the long phase of analysis of data collected will be implemented by the French-Italian-Norwegian consortium.
The results will allow a better understanding the genesis of light phenomena Hessdalen and to provide more systematic research on the spot.
[Info: Jerome Beau; Source: Jacques Zlotnicki, Elisabeth Blanc, located at the URL Geipan http://www.cnes-geipan.fr/geipan/actualites/29112010-Campagne-scientifique-danalyse-des-phenomenes- lumineux-observes-dans.html ; image: Geipan]
The authors point out that news of this collaboration was born from a request from the Norwegian Project Hessdalen to obtain the cooperation of Geipan, according to a research consortium is French-Italian-Norwegian.
This first outpost of French scientists from different scientific institutions, he suggested an assessment mission with a few instruments in the winter 2010-2011.
This first campaign will: identify possible disturbances in the electromagnetic field at low frequencies (below 40 Hz) associated with events light, measuring the spectrum of the electric field at frequencies of large (from 1 kHz to 5 MHz). study the seismic noise, register with the Italian radar traces of the phenomenon, and automatic film, as a result of alarms, the luminous phenomenon with the instrumentation of the Norwegian Project Hessdalen.
Four facilities are currently operational: the Blue-Box with Norwegian equipment and electric field measurements, the radar station 4 km to the south, and two stations located in the valley and electromagnetic powered by batteries and solar panels.
Following this first campaign, the long phase of analysis of data collected will be implemented by the French-Italian-Norwegian consortium.
The results will allow a better understanding the genesis of light phenomena Hessdalen and to provide more systematic research on the spot.
[Info: Jerome Beau; Source: Jacques Zlotnicki, Elisabeth Blanc, located at the URL Geipan http://www.cnes-geipan.fr/geipan/actualites/29112010-Campagne-scientifique-danalyse-des-phenomenes- lumineux-observes-dans.html ; image: Geipan]
