The town of Silent Hill has been closed for several decades, since a terrible tragedy happened in it: coal and the whole city caught fire in the suburbs, flared up and burned down with all its inhabitants. Since then, entry into it has been prohibited
It is to this place that the mother brings her daughter, hoping to cure the child from nightmares. The town is an empty and extinct space, where two parallel worlds meet and intersect. One of these worlds is inhabited by bizarre, monstrous creatures and it seems that it is impossible to get out of this terrible place.
This is such an oppressive atmosphere woven by Hollywood filmmakers in another sensational horror movie "Silent Hill", based on the computer game of the same name. How is this possible in reality?
Here is a story told by the classic of UFOlogy, Jacques Valais
The woman was returning to her home in a Parisian apartment. Approaching the house, she found that she was walking not along the sidewalk, but along an unfamiliar cobblestone pavement, and instead of houses there were fields around her, and in front of her she could see the light of some dwelling. After walking about a mile, she saw a couple hugging in the courtyard of a fenced house and a barking dog rushing angrily toward her. The young guy shouted: “Jack! To me ! The woman looked back and saw Paris again, though she walked her street. She looked at a couple again, but the vision disappeared.
Another incident took place near Perm. Three guys went into the forest, but, passing along a dry ravine, one of them fell through and, as it seemed to him, rolled down. When he got up, he saw that he was not in the forest, but in an endless wheat field, and the wheat was as tall as him, and on the field itself there was a huge tree.
Not understanding anything, the boy began to rush back and forth until he realized that something incredible had happened. Out of despair, he lay down on the ground and cried, but then a very tall man called out to him. The giant pointed out to the boy a barely visible path in the wheat. He walked along it and again found himself in the forest, only in a completely different place. The hero of this story many years later told his story to members of the Perm Commission on Anomalous Phenomena.
Another interesting manifestation of the parallel world is mirages, which are especially often observed in deserts and seas. They also happen in settlements, but usually people pay less attention to them. Since this phenomenon cannot be reduced to pure hallucinations, since there are many photographs confirming the reality of mirages, they try to explain this phenomenon by the appearance of differences in the density of the air, as a result of which an interference pattern arises.
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The famous explorer of the unknown Charles Fort and his follower Mikhail Persinger have collected a huge number of observations of how ships sailed through the sky. Since ancient times, the people called this phenomenon "The Flying Dutchman".
The fort was a voluntary outcast, preferring books, newspapers and magazines to the society of the people. Maybe that's why he was so attracted by inexplicable phenomena: red rain over Blankerberg in 1819, rains from various objects (meat, cookies, nails, wheat, live frogs, snakes, fish), snow flakes the size of a saucer in Nashville in 1891, and spontaneous combustion people, fireballs and flying saucers, mysterious inscriptions, legendary giants and so on.
In his work entitled "The Book of the Damned: A Thousand and One Forgotten Miracles," he said that in 1846, bloody rains of real blood, according to medical reports of the time, were in several parts of the world. The explanation of these rains by whirlwinds, tornadoes and other manifestations of the elements, which transfer the contents of ponds or warehouses from one place to another, where such rain occurs, does not stand up to criticism. If it is still possible to admit it with a warehouse, then with rain from animals this explanation does not work, since then algae and the entire contents of the pond would fall out simultaneously. And only individuals of one species fall out, and of the same age.
Jacques Valais in his work "Passport to Magonia" cites eyewitness reports who observed how a sea vessel in the sky dropped the anchor, which, catching on some object on the ground, did not allow the vessel to sail further. Then a man in a sailor's uniform descended to the anchor, holding on to the rope, and the observers had the impression that the one descending seemed to be floating on the water. Seeing people, he was frightened, and he had to cut off the rope and drop the anchor, which is kept in the London Museum to this day.
Valais collected many such cases from 1211 to 1897. At first, sailing ships were observed in the air, and then iron steamers began to be observed, which testifies to technical progress in parallel worlds.
So why is it possible for a parallel world to exist, moreover, at the same point in space, but we do not feel and pass through it? We pass through air or water and this does not surprise us. It can be imagined that there are worlds consisting of atoms, which are air in relation to the atoms of our world, that is, the density of the atoms of their world is less than the density of the atoms of our world and therefore they are transparent to us.
This is possible if the intra-atomic temperature of the substance of the parallel world is higher than the intra-atomic temperature of the substance of our world. It is known that an increase in temperature by one or two orders of magnitude leads to a change in the state of aggregation of matter. Therefore, if we assume the existence of a scale of intra-atomic temperatures, then we can talk about at least four parallel worlds, the atoms of which in relation to each other are in a solid, liquid, gaseous and plasma state. But theoretically the number of worlds can be infinite.
By the way, Pyotr Uspensky, a writer and philosopher, oriented in physics and mathematics, an expert on the history of magic and occultism, published in the West in 1930 the most interesting work "A New Model of the Universe". In it, he explains that the world is six-dimensional: three dimensions are space, and three more are time. Ouspensky comes close to the idea of a plurality of "parallel" worlds and even tries to visually describe the branching fractal of the six-dimensional Universe.
"The figure of three-dimensional time appears as a complex structure, which consists of rays emanating from each moment of time: each of them contains its own time inside and emits new rays at each point …".
Meanwhile, NASA researchers using computer models came up with the idea of creating thousands of possible parallel universes, connected with each other like air bubbles. According to experts, these spheres (universes) may be similar or correspond to physical laws that are completely different from the laws in our universe.
Thus, the possibility is assumed that each person has a variety of pairs of himself in similar Universes. Scientists also believe that these universes can be connected with each other, and between others there may be such intervals, because of which travel from one universe to another seems impossible. For all other cases, NASA believes it is difficult to prove at this time which recreations are real and which are imaginary.
In preparation, materials from Echo of Moscow, Ufolog, The Epoch Times were used, as well as books: The Cult of Ancestors by Vladimir Shemshuk, The Book of the Damned: A Thousand and One Forgotten Miracles by Charles Fort and New Model of the Universe by Pyotr Uspensky.