Gianni Pascoli is an associate professor of physics at the University of Picardie Jules Verne in France. His research implications are mainly concentrated on quantum chemistry, plasma physics and astrophysics. A large part of his work was devoted to the study of interstellar carbonaceous molecules. He has also developed theoretical magnetohydrodynamic models to better understand the morphology of planetary nebulae. Recently, his interest went towards the UFO phenomena, a domain neglected by the scientific community.
He is the author of one hundred research articles and has published eight books on physics and astrophysics.
Nestled 300 km north of Oslo lies the quaint valley of Hessdalen, home to unique sightings that have puzzled residents and scientists alike. Regular phenomena light up the skies – but are these mysterious lights a portal for communicating with inhabited worlds beyond Earth? For over 30 years, rese...