Sighting Incident Reports — Sundsvall Region, Sweden

This document records three distinct sightings of unidentified light phenomena in the Sundsvall region of Sweden. The first report, at 14:30, involves an engineer named Hansson in Vivsta, who observed a light phenomenon traveling north or south; over Alnön, the light intensified, the object exploded with strong light emission, and a smoke trail was visible. The second report, occurring after 14:15, involves Astrid Johansson in Hudiksvall, who observed a light cone, broad at the front and tapering toward the back, moving north at a low altitude without sound or smoke. The third report, at 14:30, involves a commercial pilot named Lindén, who observed a powerful light cone resembling a welding flame with a 30-40 meter light tail, moving NNO at a 30-40 degree angle of descent. This object emitted a faint hissing sound and struck the ground with a powerful burst of fire, though without a major sound phenomenon. The impact site was located 20 minutes later, where particles inside a glass tube were found to still be hot. The report notes that it is possible that some of the recovered material did not originate from the projectile itself.