In Norway, researchers dedicated to explaining phenomena such as UFOs demonstrate remarkable persistence. Seventy-seven years after the report of a flying object over a lake, extensive resources are now being devoted to unraveling the mystery.
As reported by Rtbf.be , the incident dates back to 1947, when the mayor of the village of Roros witnessed the descent of an unusual object near his location. This story has endured over the years.
Rue Røstad, photographer, recalls:
“It looked like a rocket and made a lot of noise. It spun 180 degrees and landed in the lake behind us.”
Despite previous fruitless searches, this photographer took a more substantial approach. “We found an object just below this hole. It measures fourteen meters long and three meters wide.”
Initial sonar images are promising, suggesting the presence of an object at the site.
The ongoing search has captivated UFO enthusiasts, drawing the attention of researchers and visitors alike. Arnulf Løken, member of the Norwegian UFO center, exclaims:
“It’s really exciting. This is one of the largest UFO search operations in Norwegian history.”
A film crew is documenting the event, with plans for a documentary detailing the entire adventure.
Divers are manually probing the lake bottom, but success has so far proved elusive. Investigators are left to speculate. “I think it’s something known, not something unknown from space. Something terrestrial, but who knows…” predicts Arnulf Løken.
The question remains: is the unidentified flying object of extraterrestrial origin? The answer awaits its recovery to the surface, a matter expected to unfold in the coming days or weeks.
