Spook Lights – The Living Sky

May 16

Hessdalen Valley Of Light Extras – Full Interview With Project Hessdalen Founder Erling Strand

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Auroras, Earth Lights, Habitats, Hessdalen, Life Cycles and Populations, Marine Invertebrates, Mystery Lights, Norway, Orbs, Planetary Biology, Spook Lights

This is the complete 55 minute interview with Project Hessdalen Founder Erling Strand. Erling tells stories of the lights and how he has studied them over more than 40 years.…

Oct 24

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The COHOKE LIGHT – NEW DOCUMENTARY NOW AVAILABLE

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Bioluminescence, Cohoke Light, Earth Lights, Evidence, Flight, Flying Squid, Habitats, Jellyfish, Marine Invertebrates, Movement, Mystery Lights, News, Orbs, Planetary Biology, Railroad Mystery Lights, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, Virginia

The mysterious Cohoke Light floats along a stretch of railroad track that passes through a swampy forest in eastern Virginia. For generations, the light has thrilled and puzzled residents. Local…

Feb 08

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Light on the Tracks – Virginia’s Cohoke Light – Trailer

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerobiology, Behavior, Bioluminescence, Brown Mountain Lights, Cohoke Light, Earth Lights, Evidence, Feeding and Hunting, Flight, Habitats, Jellyfish, Life Cycles and Populations, Movement, Mystery Lights, Orbs, Railroad Mystery Lights, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, Virginia

The mysterious Cohoke Light floats along a stretch of railroad track that passes through a swampy forest in eastern Virginia. For generations, the light has thrilled and puzzled residents.

Jul 27

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The Brown Mountain Lights

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Behavior, Bioluminescence, Brown Mountain Lights, Earth Lights, Effects on Humans, Flight, Group Behavior, Habitats, Life Cycles and Populations, Linville Gorge, Movement, Mystery Lights, News, North Carolina, Orbs, Planetary Biology, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, United States

For centuries, hundreds of people have reported lights moving through the skies of western North Carolina. The Brown Mountain lights are one example of our planet's many unexplained luminous phenomena.