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Vladimir
Rubtsov (Ed.):
Investigating the Anomalies
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Ten papers dealing
with three subjects: the UFO problem, the enigma of the Tunguska
meteorite, and the problem of paleovisits – ancient ET visits to the
Earth. It seems as if mainstream science deliberately
pushes them out, carefully forming a gap between itself and
“uncomfortable” questions to which scientists have no definite
answers. In this way another sphere of human thought is however
enriched, namely anomalistics...
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1. Yuriy Agarkov: Mysterious Rescue in the Steppe
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I would like to describe here a
strange event that happened to me in December of 1948. I was then 26
years old, living and working in the settlement of Burma (Karaganda
Region of Kazakhstan). This event has remained in my memory for all my
life. Here I will try to depict it in every detail…
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Matest Agrest: On the Development of the Idea of Paleocontacts in the
USSR at the Beginning of the 1960s
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That night I opened the Book of
Genesis at chapter 19 describing the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Any modern reader will be impressed with the laconic description of the
event which is very similar to the picture of a nuclear explosion.
Staying up all night, I read all the chapters of Genesis and the
corresponding pages of the book Zohar. By morning I worked out my own
hypothesis about a visit of ET messengers to the Earth in ancient
times…
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Anonymous: A Shame and a Crime!
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When
reminding the reader about the lot of genetics and cybernetics [in the
Soviet Union, – Ed.], you take the risk to look boring – but how can
we forget so quickly the lessons of history. If the opponents of the
cosmic origin hypothesis of UFOs had wished to discuss the problem on
the truly scientific level, they could have done this freely both in the
press and in public lectures; but when one group of scholars has a
monopoly of truth, declaring its point of view to be the only correct
one - this is infamous and unscientific!...
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Alexander Bagrov: An Opportunity That Has Never Materialized
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I had occasion to participate
in this research program as a representative of the Astronomical Council
of the USSR Academy of Sciences that was charged with analyzing
astronomical aspects of UFO reports. Here I would like to add a few
words to the paper by Platov and Sokolov, in order to explain why the
long-term investigations of the UFO problem on the territory the USSR,
under the flag of a Super Power, did not bring world science even an
inch closer to its solution…
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5.
Boris Bidyukov: The
Thermoluminescent
Imprint
of
the
Tunguska
Event
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A specter is haunting Tunguska – the specter of radiation. More
than once has it been exorcized from the region of the catastrophe and
proclaimed non-existent – just to return under the mask of the
so-called secondary effects and “background fluctuations”. Mutations
in the pines, the regional geomagnetic effect, the strange paleomagnetic
traces – all these phenomena suggest that the Tunguska explosion was
in fact accompanied by nuclear reactions…
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Boris Bidyukov: The “Weber Effect” and Anomalous Luminous
Phenomena in the Earth Atmosphere in the Period of the Tunguska Event of
1908
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In the monograph “Noctilucent clouds and optical anomalies associated with the Tunguska meteorite fall” its
authors briefly mention a very extraordinary instrumental observation, seemingly connected
with the Tunguska Event of 1908: “Professor Weber of Kiel University… distinctly
saw alterations of the magnetic declination of a magnetic needle, its
oscillations occurring at regular intervals. They had an amplitude of 2
angular minutes and the period of 3 minutes. Weber could not find for
them any obvious causes…
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Valeriy Buerakov: UFOs as Objects of Study by Terrestrial Physics
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UFOs (as space probes) may
be expected to use physical mechanisms governing the interaction of
super-high electromagnetic field with the Universe vacuum and making
it possible to influence the topology and geometry of space. In our
immediate terrestrial environment, the natural object in which these
mechanisms are realized is ball lightning which still remains a “blank
space” in physics, despite 150 years of fairly intensive studies…
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Sergey Dozmorov: Some Anomalies of the
distribution of Rare Earth elements at the 1908 Tunguska Explosion Site
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Together with the known data on the above-average
barium content in the area of the Tunguska explosion, the results
obtained may favor most unusual composition for the Tunguska space body
(TSB), namely the presence in the TSB of some systems that contained a
superconducting high-temperature ceramic made on the basis of the
following combination of elements: barium – a lanthanide – copper. Such ceramic keeps superconductivity up to the temperature of
liquid nitrogen (–196°C) and can be used for constructing very effective energy and
information storage devices. Obviously, such a substance cannot be
natural...
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Dmitry Dyomin: On Some Peculiarities of
the Energy-Generating Zone of the Tunguska Phenomenon of 1908
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It is reasonably safe to
suggest that the findings of this work favor a model of an engine with a
directional release of energy that can be programmed depending on the
necessary modes of operation - landing, hovering, maneuvering, or taking
off. Such hypothetical craft would have very advanced flight
characteristics...
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Valentin Fomenko: Information on the Results of Preliminary Study of
the Black Ball as a Possible Extraterrestrial Artifact
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The
Black Ball was found in 1975 in West Ukraine in a clay quarry at a depth
of about 8 meters. The age of the clay layer is of the order of 10
million years. The objects of supposedly alien origin found till now
(the steel parallelepiped in a coal seam, the screw in a stone, etc.)
were not studied in time, and thus their alien origin was not proved
scientifically. For this reason study of the Black Ball of supposedly
alien origin with modern scientific methods is of much importance…
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Valentin Fomenko: The Black Ball: a Few Words in Addition.
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In February of 1981 two leading
officials of the scientific and technical department of the Committee
for State Security (the almighty KGB) were summoned to the Kremlin, to
the no-less-almighty Military-Industrial Commission of the USSR Council
of Ministers. There they were informed about the results of Dr.
Fomenko’s investigations. The Commission asked the KGB authorities to
find out who was holding the Ball and to withdraw it immediately. The
26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was approaching
and therefore the Ball had to be “neutralized” by no later than
February 20…
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Valentin Fomenko: The Vashka Find: Results of an Investigation
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This
fragment of a metallic object, as big as a man’s fist, was found on
May 10, 1976, on the bank of the Vashka river, some 10 kilometers from
the settlement of Ertom (Udor district, in the then Komi Autonomous
Soviet Socialist Republic). It was discovered by three workers who lived
at the settlement and came to the site to fish. The fragment lay on a
shingle-bank near the water. It attracted the workers’ attention by
its white glitter. When dropped onto stones, the object produced a
shower of sparks…
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13.
Yuriy Fomin: Some Biographical Notes
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I was called to the highest
authority - the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union – and shown a typescript of one of my lectures that was
distributed by someone somewhere without my participation. The officials
of the Central Committee who talked with me tried to learn whether or
not I had anything to do with this Samizdat publication…
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14.
Mikhail Gershtein: A Thousand Years of Russian UFOs - Part I
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These
notes about UFO sightings in the territory of Russia and the former
Russian Empire do not aspire to a comprehensive character. It is very
difficult to write about something that never was a subject for serious
historical investigation, that was never arranged in chronological
order, and neither even in any way systemized. Nonetheless, the task I
am setting in this paper is not at all hopeless…
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15.
Mikhail Gershtein: A Thousand Years of Russian UFOs - Part II
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Reports
about supposedly technogeneous objects, including those closely
resembling present-day UFOs, came to surface only during the first great
“wave” of observations of “mysterious balloons” over Russia and
Europe (January–July of 1892, some 200 reports) that produced a
significant international response…
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16.
Lev Gindilis: Let’s Formulate it Differently
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Platov
and Sokolov are bluffing when they state that planned UFO publications
were just “preliminarily read and approved”, but not censored in the
USSR Academy of Sciences. In fact, this was censorship, pure and
simple…
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17.
Lev Gindilis: The Petrozavodsk Trigger
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Fate willed it that the present
author participated in studying the Petrozavodsk phenomenon. More than
twenty years have elapsed since then. When someone returns to his
memories, he finds himself before an essential question - where should
he start? Since from the very beginning the Petrozavodsk phenomenon was
closely associated with the UFO problem, making a great impact on the
development of ufological studies in the USSR, it would be advisable to
start from a brief historical review of UFO studies in this country…
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Lev Gindilis & Yury Kolpakov: The Petrozavodsk Phenomenon
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The present paper was basically
written in 1978, quite soon after the observation and investigation of
the “Petrozavodsk Phenomenon”. It was intended for the “Priroda”
journal, published by the USSR Academy of Sciences. We believe that the
journal’s editors were really interested in publishing the paper;
however they could not overcome the censorial restrictions of those
days. During the past years, in our opinion, there have not been
obtained any essentially new data to alter description and
interpretation of the observations. For this reason, we have left the
paper principally “as it was”…
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Alexey Koroliuk: A Big Step to a Right Direction
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I must confess that in the
1970’s I was rather puzzled by the censorial ban imposed on ufological
publications in the Soviet press. There was an erroneous impression that
this ban resulted from a sort of ideological pressure on the part of
ruling Party organs. In fact, everything proved to be simpler, more
comprehensible and much more rational: the “UFO ban” was due to the
need to keep secret the information on rocket and aerospace tests in our
country…
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Pyotr Kozub et al.: The Second UFO Landing on the River Mzha: a
Preliminary Report
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On
January 7, 1990, about 8:40 a.m., a resident of the little town of
Merefa (located about 30 kilometers SSW of Kharkov) saw over the frozen
river Mzha a UFO. It was a big top-shaped object with the diameter of
its base approximately 25 meters, and the height, including its spire,
about 5–6 meters. The object was situated on the ice or slightly above
it in a small bay…
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Valeriy Kukushkin: A Strange Visit… with Possible Consequences
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Suddenly, at my feet, in the
space between the low back of the bed and another bedside table, there
occurred a swift motion: a small being impetuously ran over my legs and
sat down on my belly, before my right arm. I cannot estimate its full
height, since it ran to me as if on all fours, and after settling down
on my belly it was sitting in a squatting position. It looked like a
small human being…
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Valeriy Menitskiy: A Pilot and a UFO
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What are the main
characteristic features of my UFO case? This was my first experience of
this kind and I cannot say I have a good understanding of it. The
specialists whom I consulted in this connection did not reveal all the
information they possessed either. What is more, immediately after our
talks they closed for me any access to this subject…
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Yuriy Morozov: Did the Maori Know about the Ring of Jupiter?
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Everything
seems to point to the fact that the Maori did know about the ring of
Jupiter. This knowledge is, however, more anomalous than their supposed
knowledge of Saturn’s rings, and even more anomalous than many
components of the Dogon astronomical lore...
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Yuriy Morozov: A Scientific Journal on Paleo-SETI
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Reviewed:
"Scientific Ancient Skies".
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Yuriy Morozov: These Strange Disks of Baian-Kara-Ula…
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At present, we do not know for
sure if the story about the disks of Bayan-Kara-Ula is purely
fictitious, or it does contain some grains of truth. I am sure that a
thorough comparative analysis of the early publications about the disks
from the Bayan-Kara-Ula caves may clear up much of this story…
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Yuriy Morozov: The “Russian Roswell”: a Legend Under Examination
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The
case in point is a legend that, if proved to have been based on a real
event, would be of much significance to ufology or at least to the
history of aviation. However, up to this time its contents have not been
verified by any objective methods, nor is it known if such a
verification will ever become possible. Meanwhile, the legend itself is
definitely worthy of attention and research interest. That is why we
will try in this paper to extract as much information as possible from
its existing records…
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Yuriy Morozov: Charles Fort in the 21st Century
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Charles Fort was essentially
ahead of his time in his appeals to what may be called, in today’s
terms, “the cosmization of thinking”. All concrete ideas of Fort’s
are an expression of open protest against the centuries-old habit of
considering the Earth as a planet isolated from outer space and
therefore not subject to any cosmic influences during its history…
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Yuriy Morozov: Search for Paleovisit Traces: General Principles and
Some Problems
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Since
we do not know what kind of conceivable traces of a supposed paleovisit
have really survived, we have only one way to follow: study the whole
possible range of traces, improving the methods of information
acquisition from textual and iconographic sources (which incidentally
would be beneficial to the disciplines dealing with them) and also
trying to provide mutual complementation and cross checking of sources
of various types…
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Yuriy Morozov: RB Questions and Answers: Dr. Yuriy N. Morozov
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On
the basis of my own intuitive feelings as a paleovisitologist with many
years’ research experience, I could admit that guests from outer space did make an
impact upon certain terrestrial cultures...
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30.
Yuliy Platov & Boris Sokolov: History of State-Directed UFO
Research in the USSR
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In
1978 there started in the USSR a state-directed program of investigating
the “UFO” phenomenon that proceeded without interruption for 13
years – until 1990. Later on, still twice, in 1981 and 1986, the high
Soviet authorities approved five year plans of research works in defense
fields that included the scientific research work on anomalous
phenomena…
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Gennady Plekhanov & Lyudmila Plekhanova: On a Possible Ricochet
of the Tunguska Meteorite
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Material
remnants of the Tunguska meteorite have been looked for in vain
during many years, both in the area of the Tunguska catastrophe and
outside it. We can conclude, based on the results of our analysis of the
map of the forest leveling that the trajectory of the Tunguska meteorite
had an ascending branch to the west of the epicenter of the explosion.
This may be called a ricochet. Information on a local earthquake that
occurred in the upper reaches of the Greater Pit river gives grounds to
believe that the meteorite, or its part, fell in this region, and some
eyewitness accounts support this assumption...
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Three Books on the Tunguska Problem
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Reviewed:
Gennady Plekhanov.
“The Tunguska Meteorite: Memoirs and Meditations”. Tomsk: University
Publishing House; Vitaly Bronshten. “The Tunguska Meteorite:
History of Investigations”. Moscow: Selyanov; Victor Zhuravlev,
Felix Zigel. “The Tunguska Miracle”. Ekaterinburg: Basko
Publishing House.
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Vladimir Rubtsov: The Tunguska Event: Still Highly Enigmatic...
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Russian Tunguska investigators have
finally found a tentative niche in the new, post-communist
socio-economic order. Yet,
the general situation in the community of Tunguska researchers is far
from stable. First, this community remains inhomogeneous: the
“traditionalists” support “classical” (strictly meteoritic or
cometary) hypotheses on the nature of the Tunguska space object, while
the “alternativists” are willing to consider an
entire range of hypotheses, including “unconventional” or
“non-classical” ones…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Post-Soviet Ufology: a View from Inside
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During
the many years, before “perestroika”, information on Soviet UFO
sightings was for Western researchers a real gem, because of the high
barriers that it had to overcome on its way to the West. These were the
barriers of the dead silence of mass-media and the witnesses themselves,
as well as the problems of translating and sending abroad unauthorized
materials. Some Soviet amateur ufological groups began contacts with
their Western colleagues as early as the 1960s, but these contacts
remained for decades rather cautious…
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35.
Vladimir Rubtsov: Alternative Science?
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The
question whether or not the Tunguska explosion was in fact nuclear
remained thus far unanswered. One can see from the paper by Dr. Nikolay Vasilyev
that some data do support this assumption. However all attempts to prove
or disprove it have not met with success. Nevertheless, it seems that
the basic tendency of the results obtained favours the artificial nature
of the TSB and at least unconventional character of its explosion. The
technogeneous hypothesis is thus coming to the fore in the Tunguska
studies. However, the “big science” does not appear to be mature
enough to treat it unbiasedly...
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36.
Vladimir Rubtsov: The Problem of Paleovisits: a Knight at the
Crossroads
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Curiously enough, some
self-styled “experts”, demanding to be shown an “indubitable ET
artifact”, do not want, at the same time, even to look at strange but
real objects whose origin remains unknown. Does the word
“indubitable” mean in fact “not requiring any intellectual efforts
to understand its nature”?...
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37.
Vladimir Rubtsov: Some Pages from the History of the Paleovisit Idea
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History of the problem of
paleovisit is long and really fascinating. During the past decades and
even centuries, brilliant conjectures have been made on the subject of
paleovisits by scholars, engineers, and SF writers. It is evident that
the idea of paleovisit is by no means a “modern myth” (as many
enthusiastic debunkers proclaim with much noise and little evidence). In
fact, it is neither modern, nor a myth...
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38.
Vladimir Rubtsov: Soviet Ufology in Its Human Dimensions
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It
so happened that I witnessed and participated in the whole process of
the rise, existence, and collapse (together with the USSR and even a
little before it) of that unique phenomenon: Soviet ufology. History of
Soviet ufology would be, to my mind, of interest both to Western
ufologists and Western specialists on the methodology of science. But
this paper is not dealing with the history; it will serve only as a
“skeleton” for our main subject: the human dimensions of Soviet
ufology…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Tracking the Alien Astroengineers
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There
are in various parts of the world some traces of an ancient concept of
Sirius as a dangerous stellar system, consisting of three stars. Its
transformation has been described, first, as the transition from Typhon
(a fiery monster in rage, that is a red giant before its change into a
Supernova) to Orphrus (a dangerous but suppressed beast, that is the
core of the red giant in the process of its “calm” turning into a
white dwarf). Second, the Dog is usually chained up by sacred
blacksmiths, which can be interpreted as a description of
astroengineering activity by a supercivilization…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Science and Anomalistics
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Generally, anomalistics is an
open expression of doubt (and sometimes of irony) in respect to
constantly renewing pretensions of man to learn the final truth. But
what is it from the viewpoint of the philosophy of science? As a matter
of fact, it is rather a loose field of cognitive interest, whose
foundations were laid by Charles Fort, and which has gradually evolved,
due to work of many enthusiasts all over the world, into something
substantial…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: The Gist of the Matter
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The
Soviet authorities were for a long time pursuing a rather ostrich policy
in respect of the UFO phenomenon. Due to the Petrozavodsk event, they
had to pull out their heads from the sand and charge the Academy of
Sciences, together with the military, to answer the following three
questions: Is the UFO phenomenon indeed for real? If yes, what is it?
Can it be in any sense dangerous? The first question has been
successfully answered: yes, the UFO phenomenon in the strict sense of
this term is for real…
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42.
Vladimir Rubtsov: New Times, Old Songs
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A few months ago the Presidium
of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) was reviewing the work of its
recently-created Commission for the Struggle Against Pseudoscience and
Falsification of Results of Scientific Studies. The main troubles of the
present situation in the country that disturb the elite of Russian
science are uncontrollable pseudoscientific publications in the mass
media, emergence of “public academies”, and penetration of
pseudoscience into the RAS itself…
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43.
Vladimir Rubtsov: On the Quest for Tangible Evidence
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As for the former Soviet
Union, the abduction reports from its territory were extremely rare.
Soviet people usually had friendly talks with the
“extraterrestrials”, travelling in “saucers” only at will.
Refusal to enter a UFO and make a trip to “another planet” was, as a
rule, well understood, and the ETIs did not insist on their proposal…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Trying to Learn the Lessons of History…
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The bent of contemporary
ufology for entertainment or even for social psychology, being
understandable, remains nevertheless definitely blameworthy. If there is
“at the center” of the UFO phenomenon something “tangible”, then
at the center of UFO studies there must be search for and investigation
of this objective component…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Paleovisitology: Still at the Crossroads…
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What
is a “historical anomaly”? Generally, it is any find contradicting
the commonly accepted “scientific picture of the past” – such as,
for example, Phoenician inscriptions in America, or “Baghdad electric
batteries”. But more specifically, it is a historical object or piece
of information about the past, whose content disagrees with our
principal view of what was possible and what was impossible in the
past…
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Domes of Wrath
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Against the background of the
approaching grey darkness, from behind the skyline (open in this sector
of the horizon to a great distance), there appeared a low red glow. For
a few seconds, the glow was twinkling and oscillating, then it started
to rise quickly, taking the shape of a clearly outlined shining fiery
bubble. It was exactly like a gigantic soap bubble, full of fire!…
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47.
Vladimir Rubtsov: Introduction to Paleovisitology
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Reviewed:
Y. N. Morozov. Traces of Ancient Astronauts?
Moscow: Znanie Publishers. ISBN 5-07-001602-4, in Russian.
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Vladimir Rubtsov: Space Objects over the Ukraine?
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Some of the readers’ letters
that were sent to the journal were published in its number 1 issue,
1967. This was the first – and the last for the subsequent 20 years –
set of Soviet UFO reports published in the USSR...
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Pyotr Rybalko: Bureaucratized Pseudoscience
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Calling things by their proper
names, the Academy of Sciences of the USSR studied rocket launchings and
balloon flights for 13 years, carefully avoiding anything really unknown
and worthy of further examination. Can it be called a scientific
investigation? Not in the least. In fact, this is exemplary bureaucratic
pseudoscience…
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Yury Rychkov: A Possible Genetic Trace of the Tunguska Catastrophe of
1908?
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This
mutation may have affected the subject’s parents who were eyewitnesses
of the Tunguska catastrophe. In 1908 they lived in the interfluve of the
Northern Chunya and Teteya rivers, some 100 kilometers east of the
epicenter of the Tunguska explosion. Olga Gavrilovna Kaplina gave her
parents’ impressions of this event: a very bright flash, a clap of
thunder, a droning sound, and a burning wind...
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Nikolay Rynin et al.: Is Interplanetary Travel Possible?
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The
assertion that inhabitants of other worlds have not visited our planet
is indeed confirmed by official history of all countries. However, if we
turn to the legends and traditions of hoary antiquity we shall notice a
strange resemblance in the legends of lands separated by oceans and
deserts. The resemblance is that many legends tell of visits to the
Earth by inhabitants of other worlds in time immemorial. Why not assume
that these legends are based on some grain of truth?...
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52.
Zurab Silagadze: Tunguska Genetic Anomaly and Electrophonic Meteors
– Part 1
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The
Tunguska region has been surrounded by an aura of mystery and adventure
over the last 98 years. Many different theories have been proposed to
explain what happened so many years ago in a remote corner of Siberia, which means the “Sleeping Land” in Tatar. However,
none of these explain all the facts...
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53.
Zurab Silagadze: Tunguska Genetic Anomaly and Electrophonic Meteors -
Part 2
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There are attempts to convince
governments and society to fund ambitious projects to identify
potentially threatening near-earth space objects and develop adequate
defense systems. But the Tunguska event and some other mysterious events
of probably impact origin indicate the enigmatic type of “soft
impacts” – which do not leave any crater, nor impactor fragments,
despite their tremendous magnitude. In this article we mentioned one
possible explanation: that these impact events are caused by mirror
space bodies. Of course, this explanation looks exotic, but in fact it
is the only one falsifiable in the near future...
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54.
Innokentiy Suslov: Questioning Witnesses in 1926 about the Tunguska
Catastrophe
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This paper was written by the
well-known Russian geographer, ethnographer and public figure I. M. Suslov
(1893–1965), who spent many years working in Evenkiya (the territory
of the Evenks or Tungus). In 1926, he questioned the people who had seen
the Tunguska event with their own eyes. Here we publish the first
complete English translation of the paper, trusting that it will be of
considerable use and value to those readers who take an interest in the
problem of the Tunguska meteorite...
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55.
Nikolay Vasilyev: The Cosmic Sword
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The Tunguska meteorite belongs
not only to Russia. It belongs to the whole of humankind – since the
danger of space bombardment is a global danger. Mankind must comprehend
that Nature – or Fate – impressively warned us in 1908 of a real
danger that can come from outside our planet. Let us listen to this
warning – before it is too late...
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56.
Nikolay Vasilyev & Gennady Andreev: Radioactivity at Tunguska
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The
question of radioactivity in the area of the Tunguska explosion remains
open. At the same time, there are some peculiarities possibly
connected with the unusual event of the summer of 1908. Equipment used
at nuclear test sites cannot be effectively utilized for measuring
near-background levels of radioactivity. It is definitely necessary to
obtain an unequivocal answer to the question, whether or not there are
at the area of the Tunguska explosion any radioactive isotopes that
could get there in 1908...
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57.
Victor Zhuravlev: Analysis of the Map of Ash Content at the Area
of Tree Leveling of 1908
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It
seems evident that various data about the Tunguska catastrophe, recorded
in the environment, clearly demonstrate a very orderly pattern of
processes that formed the Tunguska phenomenon…
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58.
Victor Zhuravlev: There WERE in the USSR Abduction Cases and UFO
Landings!
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The present author took part in
fulfillment of the Setka AN and Galaktika SovieyUFO study programs as a
rank-and-file researcher – working with literature, writing scientific
reports, processing photographs and travelling to “hot ufological
spots” in the Novosibirsk Region and Altai Mountains…
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59.
Victor Zhuravlev: The Geomagnetic Effect of the Tunguska Explosion
and the Technogeneous Hypothesis of the TSB Origin
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Serious
investigations were conducted in the 1960s which enabled the Tunguska
geomagnetic effect to be considered as evidence in favor of (if not as a
proof of) the technogeneous hypothesis. It can also be regarded as
another corroboration of the overground character of the Tunguska
explosion. Both the high-altitude explosion and its geomagnetic effect
are consistent with the nuclear nature of the explosion, resp., the
technogeneous nature of the TSB…
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