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21 January 1984, 18:05 – Aspåshøgda, Hessdalen, Holtålen Note: Project Hessdalen started on June 3, 1983. On August 27th it was presented at the BUFORA’s 3rd International UFO Congress in England. During the following autumn, a research program was established and on November 19th, the project was presented to the people in the valley. During the first part of January 1984, an information bulletin, describing the project and attaching a simple report form, was sent out to 3,300 households in the Hessdalen district. The fieldwork for Project Hessdalen Part 1, with all the instruments, went from January 21 to February 26, 1984. Fieldwork started with a "test weekend", Friday to Monday, January 20-23, 1984. This weekend should be a training session for Part 1 of project. During the test weekend about 22 persons were present. From then up to February 10th, there were from 1 to 5 volunteers. During the main project term, February 10 to February 26th, the number of volunteers was 12 on average. The people in the field were divided in three groups during the test weekend. Some were at the headquarters in Aspåskjølen Mountain, some in Finnsåhøgda Mountain, and some in Fjellbekkhøgda Mountain. For a short period, some people were at Heggset, too. During the main period, from February 11th to February 26th, people were divided in three groups, but now the field-stations were at Hersjøen and Litlfjellet. The headquarters was still at Aspåskjølen Mountain. The headquarters was a caravan, equipped with a set of scientific instruments, including camera with gratings, seismograph, radar, spectrum analyzer, magnetometer, laser, Geiger counter and IR-viewer. At 18:05 on January 21, 1984 a red/silvery blinking light was sighted to the south direction; it turned out to be two objects. Seen visually and on radar from the headquarters at Aspåskjølen Mountain.