The Molebsk anomalous zone is a well-known geo-anomalous zone located opposite the village of Molebki (on the border of the Perm and Sverdlovsk regions) on the left bank of the Sylva. The discoverer of this zone is the Permian geologist Emil Bachurin, who in the winter of 1983 discovered a circular trail 62 m in diameter among the snow. In the fall of the following year, he also noticed a bluish glow in the form of a hemisphere in the forest.
Further studies showed the presence of a strong dowsing anomaly in the zone. In the zone, huge black figures, luminous balls and other bodies were observed, allegedly demonstrating the reasonableness of behavior: they lined up in regular geometric shapes, watched the members of the expeditions and flew away when an outsider approached.
In September 1999, during the 70th Kosmopoisk expedition, sound mirages were repeatedly observed in this area. All those present several times clearly heard the sound of an approaching engine, the "humming car" even drove into the clearing, but … no one saw the car itself. There were no cars here for many months, judging by the absence of traces.
The location of the zone is well known to ufologists and tourists. In the early 1990s, when the number of tourist visits to the area exceeded acceptable limits, it became almost impossible to conduct any research in the area.
Information appeared in the press that the Perm anomalous zone had ceased to exist, and in the mid-90s the tourism business in this place decreased significantly. But in this case, it is strange that to this day you can hear new stories about encounters with mysterious forest spheres.
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