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The Hessdalen lights seen as the aerial counterpart of an unsuspected subsoil phenomenon. Is the Earth harboring a multimouth wormhole?
Gianni Pascoli, 2024. Journal of Scientific Exploration 38(2), 273–287.
A self-described working hypothesis that the lights are the aerial sign of a subsoil phenomenon modelled as micrometric wormholes, with suggested experiments.
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Recorded as an exotic proposal; not a developed physical model.
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Pascoli, G. (2024). The Hessdalen lights seen as the aerial counterpart of an unsuspected subsoil phenomenon. Is the Earth harboring a multimouth wormhole?. Journal of Scientific Exploration 38(2), 273–287. https://doi.org/10.31275/20242965
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Pascoli, Gianni. “The Hessdalen lights seen as the aerial counterpart of an unsuspected subsoil phenomenon. Is the Earth harboring a multimouth wormhole?.” Journal of Scientific Exploration 38(2), 273–287 (2024). https://doi.org/10.31275/20242965.