Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Rapportsamanställning (Report Compilation) - 11 August

📅 11 August 📍 Various locations including Kopparberg, Stalldalen, Mossgruvan, Möckeln, Karlskoga, Hovsta, Ervalla, Lindesberg, Stensbo, Nora, Gyttorp, Arboga, Tinnåker, Silverhöjden, Kumla, Striberg 🏛 Karlskoga Police 📄 sighting_report

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A 1938 Swedish police report documenting multiple sightings of glowing, high-speed aerial objects across several regions. The police hypothesized the phenomena were caused by a propulsion force.

This document is a compilation of sighting reports from August 11, 1938, regarding unidentified aerial phenomena observed across various locations in Sweden, including Karlskoga, Nora, and Arboga. The reports were consolidated by the Police Chief in Karlskoga based on the accounts of multiple witnesses. The sightings describe a variety of objects, frequently characterized as glowing spheres or fireballs, often accompanied by tails or trails of sparks. Witnesses reported colors ranging from white and blue-white to yellow and green. The objects were observed at altitudes varying from 15 to 800 meters and were frequently described as moving faster than aircraft. While some sightings were silent, others were associated with hissing or crackling sounds. One entry notes that an object observed in Kumla left no physical trace. The police provided a preliminary assessment, suggesting that the light phenomena were the result of a propulsion force that imparted such high velocity to the objects that they could not be tracked further. The document serves as a formal record of these observations, categorized under a 1938 Swedish regulation.

Enligt polisens förmodanden härrör ljusfenomenet från driftkraften och att föremålet därigenom fått sådan hastighet att det icke kunde iakttagas i fortsättningen.

Official Assessment

Enligt polisens förmodanden härrör ljusfenomenet från driftkraften och att föremålet därigenom fått sådan hastighet att det icke kunde iakttagas i fortsättningen.

The police chief in Karlskoga compiled multiple witness reports describing various glowing objects moving at high speeds, often with tails or trails, across several locations on August 11, 1938. The police hypothesized that the phenomena were related to a propulsion force that gave the objects high speed.

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