In July 1939, O. E. Dugin, a well-known specialist in heat-resistant dyes and varnishes, was sent on a business trip to Ulan-Ude. As a widower, he did not dare to leave his 14-year-old daughter Claudia in a Moscow apartment, which he later regretted. The fact is that the events in the courtyard of the barrack, where the father and daughter were settled, developed not only horribly, but also completely fell out of the norms of universal human values and common sense. However, being drawn into a mystical extravaganza, Oleg Efimovich, as befits a real scientist, did not pass up and brought his colleagues, the inhabitants of the barrack, into panic, the words of G. Lessing: “Argue, be mistaken, be mistaken, but for God's sake, think, and even crooked, but yourself. " On his own behalf, he added: "A bad theory is better than no theory."
And what? And the fact that adults, people who had seen a lot, grabbing their things, left in all directions. The barrack, which stood on the banks of the Uda River, was instantly empty, and Dugin was left alone with the incomprehensible, relying only on his teenage daughter. In the afternoon, the fearless Claudia occupied herself with reading. In the evening, when my father returned from the factory, she proceeded with him to thorough examinations of the courtyard using chemical reagents and uncomplicated but effective devices. The perseverance of father and daughter was rewarded. It turned out exactly as the poet-Dadaist Igor Terentyev said back in the 1920s: "Discoveries happen where foolishness begins."
About the Dugins' discoveries - a little later. First, about the "foolishness" that led to a mass exodus of the inhabitants of the barracks. This is what F. S. told the NKVD investigator. Baranovsky Claudia Dugin: - On July 18, I stood near the house and looked at the starry sky. Suddenly, there was a loud sound like laughter. It came out from under my feet and pierced my feet with sharp pegs. It was very painful. But I forgot about the pain when I saw a round crimson spot approximately in the center of the Uda River. Fireworks flashed in the sky, colorful, bright, bushy. From where there was a crimson spot, first a flame burst out, then a mushroom with a cap began to grow, the edges of which were bent down. A fiery core fired from the mushroom, turning into an aircraft or something similar. As soon as the plane was above me, I, I myself do not know why, jumped up and grabbed this plane by the claws. Yes,the plane was of steel, lifeless. Claws like an eagle, alive, trembling. The mushroom was still hanging, sparkling blue rain poured out of it. The whole earth was flooded with something glowing, blue. The plane turned into a fiery core, fell into an iron barrel of water standing by the porch. The barrel was red-hot, melted, spread and set fire to the porch and the canopy. The fire was immediately extinguished …
They say that tradition is a meteor that, once it falls, will not flare up again. However, the most unique paranormal phenomenon on the banks of the Uda is by no means a legend. And because it was investigated by an eyewitness, the famous scientist O. E. Dugin, both because his daughter is alive and well, to this day wearing mysterious traces of the phenomenon on her body, and because there is hope that the results of long-standing investigations will finally be made public in full.
As for the marks on the body of Claudia, here is what is said in the conclusion of the NKVD expert I. A. Yartseva: “The girl's back is densely covered with very skillfully executed drawings of peacocks, eagles, snakes, taken into a circle that resembles a solar disk with radially diverging rays. There is also a hieroglyphic inscription, as the Leningrad linguist, academician A. A. Krivenkov, made in Old Japanese. Its literal translation: "Humanity is most threatened by the imperfection of its mind." Drawings, hieroglyphs, according to the conclusion of Doctor of Chemical Sciences O. E. Dugin, are applied with dyes that penetrate the skin, which tend to glow faintly in the dark. It was not possible to establish the chemical composition. Presumably, metabolic processes of the body affect the intensity of the glow. The colors of the drawings in natural light are fawn and gold. In the dark, the glow is white, turning into pink."
The conclusion of the members of a specially formed commission of the USSR Academy of Sciences was unambiguous: "Events in the vicinity of Ulan-Ude were provoked by overwhelming power linear lightning, which ejected several ball lightning from itself, which, having significantly affected the geomagnetic background, caused hallucinations among all (!) Residents of the coastal barracks." Hallucinations, if they were indeed hallucinations, were indeed noted. The victim S. K. Vysokovsky showed: “In each of the 38 rooms, when the fire was extinguished, the same vision appeared - an aggressive thick-haired bull with spiral horns and red glowing markings on the sides. The presence of this creature is unbearable. Therefore, we found housing in the city."
Academician A. D. Sakharov remarked: "Moral decisions are the most pragmatic." The authorities of Ulan-Ude acted both morally and pragmatically, having burnt down the restless barracks and provided the forced “fire victims” with rooms in the new house. But before that there were investigations by O. E. Dugin, in which his daughter actively participated, after contact with a strange living "plane" she became, as we would say today, the strongest sensitive. She told her father where to take soil and water samples, where to place the instruments. Not only that after the incident copper, iron vitriol, sintered quartz were taken out of the front garden with buckets, this very place, in which nothing special had been noticed before, transformed into a real anomalous zone! The background radiation is normal, and everything that can grow is gigantic. And rust, supernaturally quickly grinding all metal,but not only.
The substance - rusty glue - is especially dangerous for humans, because in two or three days it washes out calcium by half from the bones, - said in the report of the NKVD expert I. A. Yartseva, - and there are also white nights on the river, when it's dark around, and in a confined space it's almost daytime."
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O. E. Dugin, quite possibly one of the first in Russia, not being afraid to tarnish the reputation of a great scientist, in the presence of members of the Commission of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, expressed a seditious opinion about a possible contact in the vicinity of Ulan-Ude of extraterrestrial and terrestrial life forms, which left a distinct local trace that needs to be studied. to understand the laws of the universe. At the end of the last century, Academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of Russia V. P. Kaznacheev agreed with this bold assumption: “If we accept the Big Bang hypothesis, then it is possible that living matter exists in different material and energy forms, and not only in protein-nucleic acid forms … We are on the verge of discovering the“quantum”of living matter, knowing it essence . This quantum seems to be omnipresent. If so, it will open.