Unexplained White and Blue Light Spirals in Norwegian Sky

“The light stopped mid-air, then began to circulate (rotate around and around). Within seconds, a giant spiral had covered a large portion of sky. Then a green-blue beam of light shot out from its centre.”

- U. K.'s Daily MailOnline

December 9, 2009, early morning close-up of the white spiral after a mysterious light rotated in the sky and from the center of the white spiral came a blue-green spiral. According to some eyewitnesses, the white and blue spirals remained in the sky for ten to twelve minutes before fading out completely. Image © 2009 by Svein-Egil Haugen.

Unexplained white and blue aerial spiral lights were seen for several minutes between Tromso and the Finnmark region of northern Norway before sunup on Wednesday, December 9, 2009.

Update 10:30 PM Mtn, December 10, 2009:

“We have seen rockets being launched from northwest Russia, and from the rocket range in Kiruna in northern Sweden, and from the neighboring Andenes in northern Norway, but nothing like this.”

- Truls Lynne Hansen, Dir., Tromso Geophysical Observatory, Norway

After the Russian government's denial on December 9, 2009, that it had not conducted any missile tests that could explain the white and blue light spirals over northern Norway, today on December 10, 2009, the Russian Defense Ministry now says a Bulava ballistic missile launch from the Russian Navy nuclear submarine “Dmitry Donskoi” in the region had failed. However, the Russian Defense Ministry would not confirm any connection with the white and blue spiraling lights over northern Norway. Adding to the mystery is Norway's concern that its government had no prior communication from Russia that any such missile tests were scheduled near northern Norway.

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