There are probably no less mysteries in the Urals than natural resources or advanced industrial enterprises. And the Ural land keeps its mysteries since the earliest times.
For example, the Molebian anomalous zone is a very mysterious and incomprehensible place. This place was nicknamed by the researchers of the anomalous zones. There is another name - the Molebsky triangle, by analogy with the Bermuda.
According to the stories of local historians, the name of the village and the previously existing here beautiful Molebkinsky lake, which eventually turned into a swamp, gave a prayer stone, which has long been a sacred place for ancient rituals and sacrifices of the northern Mansi people.
So, until now, ancient idols have been preserved here. According to some information (Pavel Globa spoke about this, for example), the prophet Zarathustra was born approximately in this area. He is the creator of Zoroastrianism, the first monotheistic religion.
They started talking about this place for the first time in August-September 1989 around the "Zone M" suddenly started a big noise after the Riga newspaper "Soviet Youth" published a series of publications by P. Mukhortov, which became a real sensation. It was dedicated to space aliens who are supposedly based near the village of Molebki.
Many then read his description of the Permian anomalous zone. The Prayer Triangle began to interest more and more people. P. Mukhortov argued that space aliens seem to often come into contact with people here. Ufologists, however, showed interest in this place, after in 1983 one hunter found a huge (60 meters in diameter) round imprint in the snow, similar to the trail from a UFO landing.
After these publications, tourists and enthusiastic researchers flocked to the region. For travelers, routes have been developed, the names of which speak for themselves: Central Polyana, Vyselki, Pyramids, Glade of Horrors, Astral Polyana (Yuris Polyana), Witch's Ring, Skopino farm, Zmeinaya Gorka.
As a result of the research, the first anomalous zone in the Land of the Soviets was finally discovered. It must be said that, according to some information, back in the 30s of the 19th century, peasants described the aircraft that they managed to see above the "zone". The peak of visits to Molebka fell on 1989-92. Many professional and amateur expeditions from various cities of our country, as well as from abroad, have visited it.
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Numerous eyewitnesses claimed that UFOs ("spheres", classic "plates", "cigars", "dumbbells") often fly in this place. In addition, they allegedly saw huge black figures of some kind of humanoid type, as well as glowing balls (from red-orange to blue) and other incomprehensible bodies that clearly showed intelligent behavior.
These objects were lined up so that they formed regular geometric shapes. At the same time, they monitored the participants of the expeditions, and when a person approached, they disappeared. Some idle journalists and advanced ufologists who visited the Molebsky Triangle (Perm Territory) even boasted that they had telepathic contact with representatives of extraterrestrial intelligence. These creatures allegedly told them secrets and intimate secrets.
In order to confirm the presence of the anomalous phenomenon of this place, the scientists conducted the following experiment: they put an ordinary clock mechanism in a thermos and left it in the core zone for several hours. When the watch was removed from the thermos, it was five hours forty-one minutes behind.
In 2000, researchers continued to flock to the Molebsky Triangle. Several expeditions have been here. The expedition of the Uranus station should be noted. They began in 2005 and have been held for several years every year. In 2003, eyewitnesses observed a spindle-shaped orange UFO. They also saw a strange footprint on a tree in the swamp (a linear hole burnt from the inside). In the sky, disintegrating objects were observed, as well as stars that did not fly along "satellite" trajectories at all.
In addition, strange thunderstorms were allegedly seen here, flashing everywhere. They were without thunder and turned a deep night into a sunny day (most likely, close lightning).
They say that here you can get lost in a small section of the zone and wander for hours as if in a vicious circle. Even experienced local hunters sometimes have a hard time finding a way out of this place. In addition, the local atmosphere itself can have a strange effect on a person, causing emotional depression, weakness, dizziness, incomprehensible headaches, severe nausea, numbness of the arms and legs, skin rashes, fever, and memory loss.
It is likely that all these disorders occur against the background of a large biolocation anomaly of the area.
It should be noted that the Molebkin Triangle is located in an ecologically perfect region of the Urals. This area is famous for its virgin nature, springs, mineral springs, healing honey. Perhaps the harsh beauty of the impenetrable Ural forests fascinates with its secrets not only the inhabitants of the Earth, but also alien visitors. One of the scientists' assumptions is that it is the attractiveness of the natural landscape and the presence of healing springs here that are the reason for the frequent visits of this region by guests from other galaxies.