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...Let’s look at some of their dispelling, and I will add my comments. But we need to understand, that in some cases, those scientists may want to obfuscate the issues, because there is definitely attention from the government to this marvelous lake, and projects are taking place there that are not open to the general public. You can find out more in my many videos about Baikal...
Exclusice Summary
1. Age of Lake Baikal: Estimates suggest Lake Baikal formed 25-35 million years ago, with some hypotheses proposing up to 77 million years. However, recent studies indicate the modern shoreline is 6,000-8,000 years old, while the deep-water part is about 150,000 years old. Endemic species living at depths of 400-900 meters, dating back 3.3-4.3 million years, support the lake's significant age.
2. Unique Fish (Golomyanka): The Golomyanka fish, unique to Lake Baikal, uses ovoviviparity (giving birth to live larvae), a rare trait among cold-water fish. This species, which helps estimate the lake’s age, is difficult to catch due to its solitary nature and deep-water habitat.
3. Lake vs. Sea: Despite being called a "sea" due to its size and depth, Lake Baikal is a freshwater lake. Its location in the Baikal Rift Zone suggests it could become an ocean in millions of years as tectonic plates diverge.
4. Glowing Water: Studies in 1980 and 2012 confirmed faint bioluminescence from microorganisms in Lake Baikal, though it’s invisible to the naked eye. The narrator hints at possible non-natural causes for this glow.
5. Lake Monster: Local legends describe a creature resembling a giant seal or water snake, often compared to the Loch Ness Monster. Scientists attribute sightings to Baikal seals, but the narrator suggests these could be mysterious underwater humanoids, referencing a 1982 Soviet military encounter and ongoing investigations.
6. Earthquakes and Tunnels: A 2020 earthquake sparked rumors of seismic activity caused by underground tunnel construction. Scientists dismiss this, citing the lake’s location in the active Baikal Rift Zone, where tectonic plate movement naturally causes frequent earthquakes.
7. Comparison to Lake Tanganyika: Both lakes are among the deepest globally, but Baikal has fresh water, while Tanganyika’s is slightly saline. A 1914 sighting of a large, snake-like creature in Tanganyika is mentioned, with the narrator expressing interest in further cryptozoological research.
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Paul Stonehill | Mysteries of Lake Baikal: What Science Considers to be Myths But... | June 30, 2025
Paul Stonehill | Vera Island Megaliths: Ancient Mysteries of the Urals | June 27, 2025
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Explore the enigmatic megalithic structures of Vera Island, located in Lake Turayaka in the South Urals, Russia. Discovered in 2004, these structures, estimated to be 6,000–8,000 years old, include stone dolmens, burial structures, and megaliths weighing up to 17 tons, with some exceeding 100 tons in total. Key findings include Megalith Number One, a well-preserved temple-like structure with chambers and animal sculptures, oriented west-east, and other megaliths with precise stonework and astronomical alignments.
The island, spanning 6.5 hectares, also features underground passages, a quarry with evidence of copper tools and wooden wedges, and ritual sites like fireplaces and altars. These discoveries suggest advanced Neolithic engineering and possible cultural ties to sites like Stonehenge and Mediterranean dolmens.
Ongoing research since 2004, supported by a 2024 federal budget of 12 million rubles, highlights the site’s significance. Unanswered questions include the builders’ identity, their tools, and the structures’ purpose. Vera Island, accessible by boat from May to October, attracts tourists seeking its serene energy and historical mysteries.
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Explore the enigmatic megalithic structures of Vera Island, located in Lake Turayaka in the South Urals, Russia. Discovered in 2004, these structures, estimated to be 6,000–8,000 years old, include stone dolmens, burial structures, and megaliths weighing up to 17 tons, with some exceeding 100 tons in total. Key findings include Megalith Number One, a well-preserved temple-like structure with chambers and animal sculptures, oriented west-east, and other megaliths with precise stonework and astronomical alignments.
The island, spanning 6.5 hectares, also features underground passages, a quarry with evidence of copper tools and wooden wedges, and ritual sites like fireplaces and altars. These discoveries suggest advanced Neolithic engineering and possible cultural ties to sites like Stonehenge and Mediterranean dolmens.
Ongoing research since 2004, supported by a 2024 federal budget of 12 million rubles, highlights the site’s significance. Unanswered questions include the builders’ identity, their tools, and the structures’ purpose. Vera Island, accessible by boat from May to October, attracts tourists seeking its serene energy and historical mysteries.
Paul Stonehill | Bulgarian Indiana Jones and The Mystery of the Missing Thracian King | June 25, 2025
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Georgi Kitov, dubbed the "Bulgarian Indiana Jones," was a Thracian archaeology expert who died in 2008. He led excavations in Bulgaria’s "Valley of the Kings," uncovering significant Thracian tombs despite government indifference and competition from treasure hunters.
In 2004, near Kazanlak, his team found a mid-5th-century BCE tomb with a gold mask, possibly of King Teres I, and treasures like armor, weapons, and 130 jewelry pieces. Another 2004 discovery was the intact tomb of King Seuthes III (290–275 BCE) at Goliamata Kosmatka, containing a golden wreath, kylix, bronze helmet, and a detailed bronze head of Seuthes, linked to Thracian Orphic rituals.
The tomb, the richest found, held 1 kg of gold and 90 artifacts, but only four teeth of Seuthes were found, leaving his fate a mystery. Seuthes III ruled Thrace under Macedonian dominance, rebelling unsuccessfully, and built the organized city of Seuthopolis. The report highlights Bulgaria’s archaeological wealth, Thrace’s harsh climate, and Kitov’s legacy, quoting his 2008 view on the importance of knowing the past.
Georgi Kitov, dubbed the "Bulgarian Indiana Jones," was a Thracian archaeology expert who died in 2008. He led excavations in Bulgaria’s "Valley of the Kings," uncovering significant Thracian tombs despite government indifference and competition from treasure hunters.
In 2004, near Kazanlak, his team found a mid-5th-century BCE tomb with a gold mask, possibly of King Teres I, and treasures like armor, weapons, and 130 jewelry pieces. Another 2004 discovery was the intact tomb of King Seuthes III (290–275 BCE) at Goliamata Kosmatka, containing a golden wreath, kylix, bronze helmet, and a detailed bronze head of Seuthes, linked to Thracian Orphic rituals.
The tomb, the richest found, held 1 kg of gold and 90 artifacts, but only four teeth of Seuthes were found, leaving his fate a mystery. Seuthes III ruled Thrace under Macedonian dominance, rebelling unsuccessfully, and built the organized city of Seuthopolis. The report highlights Bulgaria’s archaeological wealth, Thrace’s harsh climate, and Kitov’s legacy, quoting his 2008 view on the importance of knowing the past.
Paul Stonehill | Mysterious Well in the Ancient Abandoned Crimean Fortress | June 25, 2025
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The mysterious siege well discovered in 1998 at Chufut Kale, an ancient cave city in Crimea, located on a 580-meter plateau. Excavations by archaeologists and speleologists revealed a 50-meter deep well with a 120-meter stone gallery, a 30-meter spiral staircase, and a platform with an altar and fountains.
Historical records, including an 18th-century French traveler’s account, mention the well, whose location was lost until its rediscovery. The fortress, known as Kirk-Or ("40 fortresses") or Chufut Kale ("Jewish fortress"), was a key center for the Crimean Karaites, a Turkic-Jewish group, and served as a residence for Crimean Khans from the 15th to 16th centuries.
The city, inhabited since the 6th century by various ethnic groups like Alans and Karaites, was abandoned by the late 19th century. The well, possibly a sacred site rather than a practical water source, contained inscriptions in Latin, Aramaic, and proto-runes, and a treasure of gold and silver coins.
The site, blending natural caves and man-made structures, remains a tourist attraction, though its future archaeological exploration is uncertain due to political changes in Crimea.
Historical records, including an 18th-century French traveler’s account, mention the well, whose location was lost until its rediscovery. The fortress, known as Kirk-Or ("40 fortresses") or Chufut Kale ("Jewish fortress"), was a key center for the Crimean Karaites, a Turkic-Jewish group, and served as a residence for Crimean Khans from the 15th to 16th centuries.
The city, inhabited since the 6th century by various ethnic groups like Alans and Karaites, was abandoned by the late 19th century. The well, possibly a sacred site rather than a practical water source, contained inscriptions in Latin, Aramaic, and proto-runes, and a treasure of gold and silver coins.
The site, blending natural caves and man-made structures, remains a tourist attraction, though its future archaeological exploration is uncertain due to political changes in Crimea.
Paul Stonehill | Intruiging Archeological Finds in Southeastern Europe | June 15, 2025
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In Plovdiv, Bulgaria, archaeologists uncovered a marble statue head of the Greek goddess Tyche, patroness of good fortune, at the Episcopal Basilica. Dating between the late 1st and mid-3rd century CE, it likely belonged to a 2.5-meter statue in a sanctuary predating the Christian basilica, reflecting the coexistence of pagan and Christian traditions in ancient Philippopolis.
The city, founded as a Thracian settlement, was later incorporated by Philip II, conquered by Romans, and became a key provincial capital. Further excavations may reveal additional artifacts.
In central Turkey, at the ancient Hittite city of Shapinuwa (modern Ortakoy), a 3,300-year-old bronze helmet from the 13th century BCE was found. This rare artifact, linked to the Hittite Empire, showcases their advanced metallurgy and chariot warfare.
Found on a sacrificial bench, it suggests a dual role in combat and religious rituals, possibly offered to the storm god. The helmet’s design, with rivets and protective flaps, mirrors depictions in Hittite art, indicating standardized military equipment.
Shapinuwa was a major military and religious center, and this find highlights the Hittites’ complex interplay of war, religion, and diplomacy, with similar helmets gifted to Egyptian pharaohs. The artifact is displayed at the Corum Museum.
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In Plovdiv, Bulgaria, archaeologists uncovered a marble statue head of the Greek goddess Tyche, patroness of good fortune, at the Episcopal Basilica. Dating between the late 1st and mid-3rd century CE, it likely belonged to a 2.5-meter statue in a sanctuary predating the Christian basilica, reflecting the coexistence of pagan and Christian traditions in ancient Philippopolis.
The city, founded as a Thracian settlement, was later incorporated by Philip II, conquered by Romans, and became a key provincial capital. Further excavations may reveal additional artifacts.
In central Turkey, at the ancient Hittite city of Shapinuwa (modern Ortakoy), a 3,300-year-old bronze helmet from the 13th century BCE was found. This rare artifact, linked to the Hittite Empire, showcases their advanced metallurgy and chariot warfare.
Found on a sacrificial bench, it suggests a dual role in combat and religious rituals, possibly offered to the storm god. The helmet’s design, with rivets and protective flaps, mirrors depictions in Hittite art, indicating standardized military equipment.
Shapinuwa was a major military and religious center, and this find highlights the Hittites’ complex interplay of war, religion, and diplomacy, with similar helmets gifted to Egyptian pharaohs. The artifact is displayed at the Corum Museum.
Paul Stonehill | The Disaster 14300 Years Ago... A Warning to Humanity? | June 2, 2025
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The video discusses a groundbreaking 2023 study revealing a colossal geomagnetic storm from 12,350 BCE, caused by a solar coronal mass ejection over 500 times stronger than the 1859 Carrington Event.
Led by Ilya Soskin’s team in Finland, the study used radiocarbon-14 spikes in tree rings and ice cores, analyzed via the SOAL-14CX model, to confirm the event’s scale. Occurring during the late Ice Age, this storm marks a new worst-case scenario for solar activity, highlighting risks to modern infrastructure like satellites and power grids.
The event coincided with the Paleolithic-Mesolithic transition, a time of hunter-gatherer societies and early domestication. The findings extend our understanding of solar events beyond the last 12,000 years and emphasize the need to prepare for future space weather threats.
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The video discusses a groundbreaking 2023 study revealing a colossal geomagnetic storm from 12,350 BCE, caused by a solar coronal mass ejection over 500 times stronger than the 1859 Carrington Event.
Led by Ilya Soskin’s team in Finland, the study used radiocarbon-14 spikes in tree rings and ice cores, analyzed via the SOAL-14CX model, to confirm the event’s scale. Occurring during the late Ice Age, this storm marks a new worst-case scenario for solar activity, highlighting risks to modern infrastructure like satellites and power grids.
The event coincided with the Paleolithic-Mesolithic transition, a time of hunter-gatherer societies and early domestication. The findings extend our understanding of solar events beyond the last 12,000 years and emphasize the need to prepare for future space weather threats.
Paul Stonehill | The Coming Ice Age soon... | May 27, 2025
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A study by Russian and Finnish scientists, published in Geosciences, which used AI and 7,600-year-old tree ring data from Northern European pines to identify global cooling events occurring every 300–400 years, driven by reduced solar activity.
Past events, like the Little Ice Age (1645–1715), caused severe cold, frozen rivers (e.g., Thames, Bosphorus), crop failures, and famine. The next cooling is predicted between 2063 and 2073, potentially intensified by volcanic eruptions, such as those of Huayna Putina (1600) or Tambora (1815), which could lead to a severe ice age.
The 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption has already caused atmospheric changes, contributing to extreme cold in Europe and Russia in 2023.
Declining sunspots and a weakening solar magnetic field support the forecast of an impending solar minimum. While this cooling might counteract human-induced global warming, a major volcanic event could worsen the climate crisis, potentially leading to a "big ice age."
Concerns about the Gulf Stream stopping further raise fears of an "ice apocalypse" in Europe.
A study by Russian and Finnish scientists, published in Geosciences, which used AI and 7,600-year-old tree ring data from Northern European pines to identify global cooling events occurring every 300–400 years, driven by reduced solar activity.
Past events, like the Little Ice Age (1645–1715), caused severe cold, frozen rivers (e.g., Thames, Bosphorus), crop failures, and famine. The next cooling is predicted between 2063 and 2073, potentially intensified by volcanic eruptions, such as those of Huayna Putina (1600) or Tambora (1815), which could lead to a severe ice age.
The 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption has already caused atmospheric changes, contributing to extreme cold in Europe and Russia in 2023.
Declining sunspots and a weakening solar magnetic field support the forecast of an impending solar minimum. While this cooling might counteract human-induced global warming, a major volcanic event could worsen the climate crisis, potentially leading to a "big ice age."
Concerns about the Gulf Stream stopping further raise fears of an "ice apocalypse" in Europe.
Paul Stonehill | House of the Thirteen Heavens: Enigmas of Mesoamerica | May 26, 2025
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...Nineteen skeletons were found at the site, including a female skeleton atop the House of the Thirteen Heavens. At first, the skeleton was mistaken for the remains of a man: a hunter or a warrior. But the latest DNA analysis showed that it was a woman. Even more surprisingly...It is the tallest pyramid with a rectangular base, sloping sides and a staircase leading to a flat platform top about 15 meters high. Two smaller buildings...
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...Nineteen skeletons were found at the site, including a female skeleton atop the House of the Thirteen Heavens. At first, the skeleton was mistaken for the remains of a man: a hunter or a warrior. But the latest DNA analysis showed that it was a woman. Even more surprisingly...It is the tallest pyramid with a rectangular base, sloping sides and a staircase leading to a flat platform top about 15 meters high. Two smaller buildings...
Paul Stonehill | Mystery of the Vanished Buddhist Tibetan Kingdom | Apr. 27, 2025
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...An astonishing story of an amazing kingdom in western Tibet ... what really happened to the inhabitants of...
Paul Stonehill | Secrets of Hand-to-Hand Combat of the KGB Spetsnaz | Apr. 16, 2025
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...The stereotypical image of a KGB agent is little associated with participation in fights, but rather with intrigues and clever ways to eliminate political opponents. Meanwhile, the staff of the main Soviet secret service excelled in the art of hand-to-hand combat almost from the moment of its foundation. The hand-to-hand combat of the KGB special forces has...
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...The stereotypical image of a KGB agent is little associated with participation in fights, but rather with intrigues and clever ways to eliminate political opponents. Meanwhile, the staff of the main Soviet secret service excelled in the art of hand-to-hand combat almost from the moment of its foundation. The hand-to-hand combat of the KGB special forces has...
Paul Stonehill | UFO Archives of Colonel Konstantinov: USSR and India Cases | Apr. 13, 2025
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Explore the captivating realm of UFO investigations with a rare glimpse into the archives of Soviet Colonel Vladimir Constantinov, a retired General Staff officer who dedicated years to collecting data on unidentified flying objects.
From 1979 to 1985, Constantinov compiled a multi-volume archive featuring eyewitness accounts, military reports, media clippings, and analytical studies from both the USSR and abroad.
This video explores rare fragments from his collection, revealing detailed UFO sightings recorded by Soviet military personnel and foreign sources, including intriguing incidents in India.
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Explore the captivating realm of UFO investigations with a rare glimpse into the archives of Soviet Colonel Vladimir Constantinov, a retired General Staff officer who dedicated years to collecting data on unidentified flying objects.
From 1979 to 1985, Constantinov compiled a multi-volume archive featuring eyewitness accounts, military reports, media clippings, and analytical studies from both the USSR and abroad.
This video explores rare fragments from his collection, revealing detailed UFO sightings recorded by Soviet military personnel and foreign sources, including intriguing incidents in India.
Highlights include:
A luminous object observed by Soviet servicemen in 1978 near Gine, USSR.
A mysterious fireball lighting up the sky in the Saratov region in 1980.
Strange phenomena around Moscow in 1981, including a cigar-shaped object found in a lake.
Compelling UFO reports from India between 1978 and 1981, from glowing discs to whirlwind-causing objects.
A luminous object observed by Soviet servicemen in 1978 near Gine, USSR.
A mysterious fireball lighting up the sky in the Saratov region in 1980.
Strange phenomena around Moscow in 1981, including a cigar-shaped object found in a lake.
Compelling UFO reports from India between 1978 and 1981, from glowing discs to whirlwind-causing objects.
Paul Stonehill | Soviet Creative Hypnosis: Russian Scientist’s Discoveries | Apr. 10, 2025
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...Despite skepticism and ideological hostility to mystical and religious beliefs, there was still a belief in psychics in the USSR. True, they were considered as a kind of natural scientific phenomenon...
Paul Stonehill | Underwater Mysteries of Antarctica: Soviet Submarines of 1945
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…Moreover, in the building of the General Staff of the German Navy, Soviet intelligence officers found maps showing the passage of a special convoy of Adolf Hitler, consisting of…
… the Soviet military leadership began to hastily prepare an operation…
… ten unusual underwater targets, which would nowadays be described as USOs…
… the Soviet military leadership began to hastily prepare an operation…
… ten unusual underwater targets, which would nowadays be described as USOs…
Paul Stonehill | The Rustling Horror: KGB Against the Supernatural | Mar. 12, 2025
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...Yes, Soviet security officers have repeatedly encountered paranormal phenomena in their practice. And they used to perform feats that Scully and Fox Mulder of The X-Files; even Kolchak from the old TV series, could envy...But they were and still (whoever survives till now) are bound by the "law of silence"...!
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...Yes, Soviet security officers have repeatedly encountered paranormal phenomena in their practice. And they used to perform feats that Scully and Fox Mulder of The X-Files; even Kolchak from the old TV series, could envy...But they were and still (whoever survives till now) are bound by the "law of silence"...!
Paul Stonehill | SYSTEMA: What is the Secret of the ALPHA SPETSNAZ Martial Arts | Mar. 5, 2025
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...The Alpha spetsnaz or special forces unit was created in 1974 and had the unofficial status of the most elite special forces first in the USSR and then in Russia....At training camps, combatants train diving, open assault, and sabotage behind enemy lines. The officers of the special forces brought their proven ...
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...The Alpha spetsnaz or special forces unit was created in 1974 and had the unofficial status of the most elite special forces first in the USSR and then in Russia....At training camps, combatants train diving, open assault, and sabotage behind enemy lines. The officers of the special forces brought their proven ...
Gigantic UFO Over Russia March 21, 1990 | Top Air Force General’s Comments | Feb. 25, 2025
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...,tens of thousands of residents of the Moscow, Yaroslavl, Tver and Vladimir regions saw mysterious objects in the sky. "Flying saucers" appeared that evening over Pereslavl-Zalessky, Fryazin, Alexandrov, Zagorsk (Sergiev Posad), Kirzhach, Bezhetsky, Yaroslavl and dozens of other cities and towns...
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...,tens of thousands of residents of the Moscow, Yaroslavl, Tver and Vladimir regions saw mysterious objects in the sky. "Flying saucers" appeared that evening over Pereslavl-Zalessky, Fryazin, Alexandrov, Zagorsk (Sergiev Posad), Kirzhach, Bezhetsky, Yaroslavl and dozens of other cities and towns...
Paul Stonehill | New and unusual Chinese submarine... secrets of the oceans | Feb. 16, 2025
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...This information is from the open Russian sources. Western experts who are closely monitoring the development of China's defense industry have discovered a new submarine on satellite images, which is characterized by an unusual design...
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...This information is from the open Russian sources. Western experts who are closely monitoring the development of China's defense industry have discovered a new submarine on satellite images, which is characterized by an unusual design...
Paul Stonehill | They summoned UFOs | Russian Military Experiments | Jan. 26, 2025
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...had worked in the Central Office of the KGB for more than a quarter of a century. He oversaw the Air Force and the development of new aviation and missile technology in the USSR, and then in the Russian Federation. Few people knew more about what was happening in the skies over the Soviet Union than he did-at least it’s one opinion. I collected some more available information. But step by the step.... ...But the specialists of the first department were regularly informed about UFO sightings. By the will of his superiors...
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...had worked in the Central Office of the KGB for more than a quarter of a century. He oversaw the Air Force and the development of new aviation and missile technology in the USSR, and then in the Russian Federation. Few people knew more about what was happening in the skies over the Soviet Union than he did-at least it’s one opinion. I collected some more available information. But step by the step.... ...But the specialists of the first department were regularly informed about UFO sightings. By the will of his superiors...
Paul Stonehill | Espionage and UFOS in the Cold War: The Planes from Kazakhstan | Jan. 19, 2025
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...Not all UFOs look like saucers...
...suspected that the “strange airplane” was of terrestrial origin...
...the Soviet military shot it down...
...the Lobnor nuclear test site in western China was chosen as the target of the first reconnaissance...
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...Not all UFOs look like saucers...
...suspected that the “strange airplane” was of terrestrial origin...
...the Soviet military shot it down...
...the Lobnor nuclear test site in western China was chosen as the target of the first reconnaissance...
Paranormal Research in Soviet and Russian Defense Projects | Jan. 4, 2025
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...As a result, sensational reports appeared about telekinesis, extrasensory perception, telepathy, etc.... It is known that there were indeed organizations and departments in the USSR and Russia that dealt with paranormal phenomena...
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...As a result, sensational reports appeared about telekinesis, extrasensory perception, telepathy, etc.... It is known that there were indeed organizations and departments in the USSR and Russia that dealt with paranormal phenomena...
