Crazy lights over my house 4K

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[@Maha-eo8xt]

Ur cool dude

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[@TheMrvidfreak]

Good Evening Everyone, This Is YOUR Nightly Dose of Outer Space

[@MLGGUY420Official]

You earned my free like!

[@juliangenerali3018]

i'm more curious as to what kinda light lit up that full mountain side at 1:23

[@ThePharmacist-OFTG]

I know right?, people believe its rockets,like what kinda rockets do that,can someone explain me?

[@vbartscorp]

thats really strange

[@recolinotyu]

ward

[@greaser3069]

DIYAR GAMER maybe they are aliance discovering humans and earth 😂

[@migvelv]

Thats crazy

[@Riccarod1]

With 7 drinks of tequila I can see the same lights in from of my house.

[@SKU11FOO]

1:23 Anyone notice something strange on the bottom right mountain ⛰?

[@Balancinglife]

Fuck

[@J8den]

*Starship passes by with literal aliens inside waving at people* Nasa: Its just a rocket to test the atmosphere

[@whiteobama3032]

It's just a man made experiment *and* also zinc and sulfur from the lake *AND* all those others explanations. It's all on wikipedia, google is your _friend_

[@J8den]

@@whiteobama3032 ok buddy calm down it's just a joke

[@whiteobama3032]

@@J8den I know, I just used every explanation I found here. It's funny how everyone is so sure what is it, yet they all say different things.

[@rain8222]

Half life 3 confirmed

[@teajai45]

It's not shutting down!

[@greypersoninagreybackround3279]

sadly it’s just a tiny tiny fraction of the game

[@Moshugaani]

More like Half-Life Real confirmed!

[@davidmullerful]

Just abit of a explanation, they did not send rockets, they sent glowing powder to see how the atmosphere will work, and they anounced it a month before.

[@J8den]

Source? And is there a demonstration source aswell i dont see how this works?

[@davidmullerful]

@@J8den you literally got the sourde in the description of this video...

[@J8den]

@@davidmullerful I want a demonstration it doesn't show anything

[@davidmullerful]

@@J8den and if not its aliens?...

[@J8den]

@@davidmullerful nope if you want to think what I'm trying to prove it's that how do we know it's not a shady experiment that's going to fuck up our environment since I dont have a demonstration or statistics of the after effect The 000000.0000001% would be aliens tho lol

[@ChrisGonzalez333]

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Me!

[@Maha-eo8xt]

Ur a real fan👊🏽

[@Boygamer-kd7jl]

Me and i am from Norway😄

[@notasgayasyourmom]

Me

[@Henrik-jo9cu]

Æ gjor det

[@tatsurider]

Anyone else see the light flash on the hill around 1:15-1:20? Wtf was that

[@Staboogie777]

Science experiment to track the atmosphere still pretty cool to look at thanks for sharing!!

[@katrinajackson2433]

*THATS WHAT THEY WANT TO TO THINK*

[@jasonpeng5798]

It wasn't NASA. If anybody is wondering, those lights have been found to be sulphur, argon, zinc, and phosphorous rising into the air from a nearbly lake and reacting with the air back in 2014. It only happens in a specific cluster of cities in Norway next to this one lake that has sulfur and phosphorous from a nearby mountain. So, not NASA. I think the guy who uploaded the original video didn't know what he was talking about, because those are a pretty common phenomena called the hessdalen lights.

[@guillaumegagnon7049]

Jason Peng Sounding rockets have proven themselves time and again over the last 60 years for high-altitude missions, including many aimed right into active auroras. The recent AZURE mission was one that scored a spectacular bullseye on an aurora over Norway. The Auroral Zone Upwelling Rocket Experiment was designed to explore the vertical flow of particles in the ionosphere and used an interesting technique to achieve it. Launched from the Andøya Space Center on the northern coast of Norway, the Black Brant XI-A sounding rocket was equipped with a special tracer release package. At apogee, the rocket released trimethyl aluminum (TMA), an organoaluminum compound commonly used in semiconductor manufacture. The TMA reacts with oxygen and produces chemiluminescent clouds that can be observed easily from the ground. A mixture of barium and strontium was also released, which was quickly ionized and produced a similar cloud. The releases essentially created small artificial aurora for the researchers to observe as they drifted in the wind.

[@1lamouna]

@@jasonpeng5798 Then what's this: www.livescience.com/65176-aurora-alien-lights-nasa.html

[@shmule1655]

yeah sure bud

[@alexm.a.d892]

I hope it's a planet destroying alien gun because I got tired of waiting an asteroid

[@kandiwolfe1125]

Those have to be the weirdest lights I've ever seen...wow!!Thanks for sharing this with us !! Peace to All of Us!!

[@BTDTopala]

2:06 translation: now im excited to hear the explanation or now im exited to get to know the explanation.

[@danielringrose8022]

I am from Norway

[@BTDTopala]

same

[@randomperson2348]

Jeg og

[@tolga1cool]

How tall are the mountains? The flashlight at 1:22 looks quite strong

[@lundeimagesas2900]

The mountain that is lit up is aprox 450 meters. Somebody going for a walk late at night. Poor guy :D I'd crap my pants.

[@tolga1cool]

@@lundeimagesas2900 I mean. If you know that those were tests then it's amazing. But if you didn't.... Probably looked really cool from underneath though

[@joseydutch]

that ain't no rockets

[@jimoberg3326]

And you know that because, uh, how?

[@joseydutch]

jim oberg because uh, I see it clearly ?

[@jimoberg3326]

@@joseydutch -- So you can truthfully say, it doesn't LOOK like any rocket you've ever seen. How many night rocket launches have you actually seen, to compare? Seen with your own eyes?

[@joseydutch]

jim oberg I see no rockets.... So it ain't no rockets. But thats my personal "view" loll

[@jimoberg3326]

@@joseydutch -- You're not alone, I've found that most people get their impressions of what a rocket should 'look like' from brief unrepresentative video clips, video games, and Hollywood SFX. So in retirement [I was a real 'rocket scientist'] I've been collecting public views of rocket-related events and examining why intelligent, rational, sober people often reach unusual conclusions using time-tested earthside mental processes. I'm developing a blog on that subject, a rough draft is here, and your suggestions would be very helpful to me. rocketspotting.blogspot.com/2019/01/introduction.html

[@xxxghostrosexxx2602]

Even without the lights the sky is so pretty....This is why i love norway

[@ralphkleinguevarra]

People there are so lucky coz they don't have that much light pollution.

[@jessbragg1]

So thats what a firework show from Nasa would look like ;)

[@FarmLapse]

I really wanna live there. Coming outside your house and see a sky lit up by aurora and mountains in the distance...

[@mauricepowers8079]

Obviously swamp gas reflecting off Uranus😂😂😂

[@amritpokhrel9826]

The potential of this could be directly benefited by ad companies

[@fufukosmo667]

2:15 What if aliens are trying to tell us somerhing?

[@jodinha4225]

S e n d n u d e s

[@fufukosmo667]

Not Gay You ok??

[@animationsbyaj9442]

"W e A r e T o t a l l y R o c k e t s L a u n c h e d B y N a s a"

[@MyBichSustained]

So whats the light casting on the trees at 1:22?One hell of a flashlight!My bad,Mountain right side.

[@wonjaeyi9013]

I thought we were invaded by aliens at first.

[@pilot3016]

OK .. The AZURE project. Very strange considering my past experiences with upper atmospheric tests, and having lived in Palm Bay Florida. (Just across the ICWW and South of the cape). This stuff just brings out the weirdo's and at my age am not easily convinced. Glad it turned out exposed. Thx.

[@teer3377]

Two rockets made that many different shapes and colors in the sky haha mkay

[@dizavo]

1:25 there was light on the mountain look strange and at 2:24

[@TycoBox]

1:24 theres a light flashing the hill area

[@Sonnenblume997]

I see it oml

[@gappyboi4176]

Well that is what happen whe bright lights are in the sky over a hill

[@changed2743]

lol i was faster 3 minutes

[@rodriguezjamesralphyl.9673]

Its flashlight

[@TycoBox]

Its not a flash light how a flashlight is that big

[@Rellams]

1:33 there's a little light on the montain below the crazy light

[@lighthunter9727]

Great catch, that must have been a wonderful moment! Thank you for sharing!!

[@scholl-sophiehans]

Comes from the earth, modern plays of light.

[@kendraflynnkk7218]

And if it is plasma , and I’m pretty sure it is , bad bad sign for us

[@fireextinguisherr1]

This is what happened in nuremberg 1500s?!?!?!!!!!

[@Rem_NL]

i was thinking the exact same thing

[@changed2743]

if you look at 1:24 over the hills you can see light? wth

[@TycoBox]

Wow we have the same comments maybe at the same time?

[@jodinha4225]

Could just be a flashlight Norway doesn’t have much light pollution

[@dapro2524]

@@jodinha4225 thats a big ass mountain. Must be soome flashlight

[@jasonpeng5798]

Isn't this sulfur and phosphorous rising from a nearby lake? NASA ended up saying that a few years ago?

[@avtvforming]

No, this is an experiment in northern norway to study the atmosphere. A rocket releasing different chemicals is all it is.

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Before you write a clever comment, why don't you read the description first. I was not the only guy seeing this. I know several people who captured the same light MILES away, and I even know the guy who pushed the launch button. I will only answer questions you can not find at Google. Anything else I'll leave to the Flat Earth Community, chemtrailers and vegans.

[@TheHallOfTally]

Alien on some shit"yo you know what be dope, If we fucking put up some lights in norway."

[@somafiles]

testing out project bluebeam, hu?

[@RocksmithPdl]

Doctor Strange opening portals again smh

[@stanleychen3929]

Can someone explain wtf we're seeing. What kinda rockets....

[@canadianfalcon3160]

watch this in 2x speed; it looks way better!

[@salgraziano6761]

project blue beam?

[@alsuave21]

I didn't notice the mountains being flashed by light till i read some comments, so explain how nasa had that going on simultaneously. They who ever it was had troops on ground sending the signal to the sky.

[@Bellmakescontent]

1:22 cool flashlight NASA

[@Thiago92676]

If someone works or knows someone from NASA a request: launch this rocket again Sunday, April 14. so we will believe in you

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Well, I happen to know the guy who pushed the launch button. I'll tell him to launch the next rocket without thinking about conditions and waste 12 million dollars so you'll believe me. No worries, I fix! 😎

[@jodinha4225]

Lunde Images AS fantastic comeback to this idiot 😂😂😂😂

[@sargelooksmad5847]

There was an article on this rockets dropped flares. Easy google or reverse image search. Would freak me out to.

[@kenheraty373]

I witnessed a similar event over Chicago 4/16/2019 11:30pm cst

[@santana233]

ken heraty ikr! Chicago’s sky is creepy as hell for some reason, like you can sense something there.

[@HeyImdrphilyall]

So they say it’s an experiment that has something to with solar winds or something with the atmosphere, And what’s their conclusion after they’ve done this experiment? What questions did they get answers to?

[@patriciaowens3479]

Just another thought, they can do a lot of things with drones.. so maybe this is some kind of drone show (?) Again, I don't know, and I don't know if anybody else really knows.

[@meloneysageheartwilliams6402]

😱🙃ty for sharing doesn't look like any rocket launch l have seen

[@sarahkernig4558]

how did I get to this part of youtube

[@arpy6070]

Anyone saw the light on the mountain at the bottom of the screen at 1:23 ? What is dat then

[@vgice144]

Those rockets kinda looks like the celestials in the mcu

[@keetyyyy]

aliens... *A L I E N N O I S E S*

[@randommm1516]

Nick Fury: Thor's using the bifrost again? Agent Hill: Everyone will be able to see it though. Fury: CALL NASA FOR THEIR USUAL BS RIGHT AWAY. YOU HEARD ME! P.S. Yeah I came here after my Daily Dose of Internet.

[@D34N6232]

Nick Furry is the Kemono version of Nick Fury

[@randommm1516]

@@D34N6232 Thanks mate XD

[@vanskis7618]

What if this is what really happened.

[@hypemugen]

this is so peculiar, does nasa have a demonstration of these rockets emitting this type of light? This looks so surreal, almost like the sky being refracted from a different set of light placed in a certain pattern. Doesnt look like a natural phenomenon like the aurora neither does it look like a rocket engine or anything.

[@leecurt4748]

Just another Squirrel looking for more nuts. It's amazing what one can do with Photo, and Video editing software.

[@Moshugaani]

That article you linked in the bio is from last year though.

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Good point. It also says "NASA WILL release colorful gas". Here's an update: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2019/nasa-launches-two-rockets-studying-auroras

[@canecorsomolosser3294]

Would it be possible to digitilise atmosphere?

[@jetpackboy09]

Uhh... Aura Borealis

[@jodinha4225]

Jetpack Boy09 AF this time of in this part of the country localized entirely within the stratosphere?!

[@jetpackboy09]

Not Gay ....M’Yes

[@quandingledale]

*4 people reported missing*

[@slavi.k6858]

lmao xD

[@earumamaadu]

What is nasa doing in Norway?

[@thedennisshow2967]

That is beautiful!

[@doudouhsofia9443]

Hello, can i please use your vidéo in a short story on facebook page "Le360" with credit to you ?

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Hi, if you provide full credit: Filmed by Øystein Lunde Ingvaldsen - and lundeimages.com if possible ;)

[@doudouhsofia9443]

@@lundeimagesas2900 Thank you

[@robbiej1705]

Lmao if these are rockets how come none of the launches from the 60’s, 70’s or 80’s ever produced these kind of light effects? I don’t believe this is from a rocket test.

[@JamesNintendoNord]

Project blue beam...

[@osmoon]

What camera did you use?

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Nikon D5

[@jimoberg3326]

Are you related to Al Lunde who worked at NASA in Houston? We were good friends, I spoke at his funeral.

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Hi, not that I'm familiar with :)

[@jimoberg3326]

@@lundeimagesas2900 - Tak. He wrote for Norwegian newspapers on space flight.

[@omhari199]

wow where do you live luck to live in Aurora appearing area

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Northern Norway is a good start for auroras 😎

[@michaeljuarez1098]

What part of the world is this

[@RLN1972]

someone has a awesome CGI projector

[@nemesixsis]

THE EXPLANATION 👉 www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/sounding-rocket-mission-will-trace-auroral-winds

[@AtticTapes14]

NASA rockets creating color like that?????

[@pilot3016]

Uh.. If you look closely, I believe it's a reflective image off of a glass panel. Come on people.. like nobody within 30 miles saw this too?

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Just a suggestion... It's called Google. You will find that several people in northern Norway saw this too, and captured photos/videos of it. And I actually know the person who pushed the launch button :)

[@pilot3016]

@@lundeimagesas2900 so it's some kind of visual phenomenon from a launch? Interesting.

[@JMIFXD]

Rockets sent by NASA to study something i forgoten what this isnt a alien invation but it kinda does look like it lol

[@jodinha4225]

JUST THINGS study solar wind

[@kendraflynnkk7218]

Looks like a plasma ball

[@sweetfunnyawsome]

Whaat camera did you use, you can actually see the stars!!! Wow thats amazinh

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Nikon D5 with a. Sigma Art 20mm 1.4 :)

[@averageleanenjoyer5507]

I thought of an et alarm going off on my phone when i saw this

[@JustinBenn]

Video doesn't seem to be working?

[@norakat]

"what the F?!" lol

[@AtticTapes14]

LOOKS AMAZING

[@axhhxa580]

Where is the end of this video!? Too short

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Honestly... My crappy Nikon has 3 minutes of 4K video. Secondly I had seen enough and was kind of scared and felt like sharing quickly to find answers.

[@dellingerthefightingfish5213]

Beautiful!😄👍

[@martinharris5017]

Project Blue Beam: Barium-strontium brew for holographic projection!

[@quasar7683]

That conspiracy theory is outrageous.

[@xraios9292]

Science experiment to track the atmosphere, dipshit

[@TheNamelessOne-o4v]

@@quasar7683 And it's old and outdated and has been overused and beaten death thousands of times already.

[@quasar7683]

@@TheNamelessOne-o4v The dumb conspiracy?

[@martinharris5017]

@toothgainsProbably the opposite issue mate: Too full (with conspiracy stuff!). Thanks for the weak attempt at trolling anyhow;)

[@MrOlezik87]

DDOI army is on it's way 😊😊😊

[@Mittenator-cn2fh]

Daily dose of the internet anyone? Btw mate you’ve earned a sub

[@jameslee-fm6bm]

What location are you taking these images from? So many stars ... you see that every night?

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Hi, Google Lofoten. I'm a tiny bit longer north above the Arctic circle. At summertime we have no stars, but sun at night.

[@jameslee-fm6bm]

@@lundeimagesas2900 you should take more videos of the sky. You hear about planet x?

[@allenchilaxin4322]

Nice reflections

[@blueasper4421]

1:24 look on right side of mountain

[@Entertainment-gm9zm]

Er dette i Lunde? :O

[@Grabakr]

With wich DSLR are you imaging please ?

[@lundeimagesas2900]

Nikon D5 with Sigma 20mm 1.4 :)

[@LittleLightUwU]

Well normaly i believe NASA but this time it's critical

[@doufmech4323]

This video might not even be real.

[@zestyly]

If it was not real then NASA wouldn’t have said anything or show that this video is fake.

[@heyitsslayer2584]

The NASA thing is Definitely a cover-up

[@jasperhall130]

HeyItsSlayer agreed defiantly aliens having a mad rave in space

[@ToppatNoob]

HeyItsSlayer it’s almost like ur being serious

[@IntelTV]

These are rockets...If you've ever watched a small sub orbital Japanese rocket at night, it's extremely similar. On a large scale such as a falcon 9, watch a night launch from vandenburg, the lights you see are cold gas and the varying pressures of the atmosphere. They look beautiful.

[@IntelTV]

If you've ever watched a small sub orbital Japanese rocket at night, it's extremely similar. On a large scale such as a falcon 9, watch a night launch from vandenburg, the lights you see are cold gas and the varying pressures of the atmosphere. They look beautiful.

[@kanekokanach.3554]

Wow cool post! Thanks for sharing

[@TxxT33]

Aliens.

[@renecruz8973]

👽🤖👾🛰️☄️🚀🌌 Awesome Extraterrestrial Alien UFOs, Northern Borealis Lights, Jets & Sprites!

[@xxblazxerxx2001]

You wanna know what they really are? Because no one in these comments seems to know

[@darkdungeon1244]

This is just fireworks froma long distance

[@jodinha4225]

Dark Dungeon12 no it’s nasa experimenting with solar wind

[@darkdungeon1244]

Not Gay cool

[@vlr7368]

Can anybody (all the smartasses who are quick to debunk and call everyone else an idiot) link a reliable source with the explanation for this? Thanks.

[@erhenry20011]

Swamp gas, refracting lights from nearby and a weather balloon. Nothing to see here. Move along, move along