To see the invisible, get into a parallel reality, make a wish and help it come true, or even correct your own destiny - all this can be done in the Moscow metro. If, of course, you are lucky. Or not lucky …
On the Internet, a video has been walking for a month, allegedly filmed in the London Underground. The plot is banal - "Arrival of the train". Unless the train is not normal, but ghostly. He entered the station, stood for a while, and left.
Didn't let out the passengers, and were there any passengers? The body of the train is translucent, you can see the rails through the ceiling.
Following the link, "VM" discovered a familiar image on the video to tears: the London station turned out to be an exact copy of our "Polezhaevskaya", and the ghost train was clearly heading along the SSV (service connecting branch - this is the name of the section of the track that is used to transfer trains from one lines to the other - "VM") to the old Arbat radius.
- Looks like a fake, - the deputy agreed. Sergei Alexandrov, coordinator of the All-Russian Scientific Research Public Association "Kosmopoisk". - In general, in decreasing order of probability, the following explanations are seen. The first is a rather primitive editing.
The second is the overlay of two records. It's easy to do this on film, but I can't say exactly how it was done on video (we don't have the source). I can assume that the camera simply malfunctioned (this happens with DVRs). Such aggregates are constantly writing to the hard disk, deleting old records in order to make space for new ones.
It is quite possible that it was at this moment that the failure occurred: when deleting, the old recording was played back and superimposed on the new one. Well, and the third explanation - there is a certain, very small, probability that the video is really a ghost train.
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Komsomolsky wrath
Small - not small, but devilry (judging by the stories of eyewitnesses and collectors of urban folklore) in our metro is enough. Your humble servant, for example, has an abnormal tooth on the Komsomolskaya ring.
And it was like this.
Once we agreed with our photographer and a journalist of a friendly publication to go to MAKS together. The arrow was scored at the Komsomolskaya roundabout - between two crossings.
We, the writers, came first. There were few people at the station (summer, vacation), the entire space, including "our" patch between the stairs, was perfectly visible. Here the Japanese with cameras poured out on him - in the same yellow varnished raincoats. They clicked the locks, listened to the guide, and left. Here the guy with the fishing rods began to measure the piglet with steps - he was also waiting for someone. Here he was replaced by his aunt with a trolley … But Sasha is still not there. Although I have never met a more obligatory person in this life - if I was late when, then a maximum of five minutes. I already walked around the entire platform, and drove to the radial - there is no photocor! And, most importantly, the cell phone is cut off.
In general, after spending half an hour at Komsomolskaya, we went to the exhibition together. And the next morning, when faced in the editorial corridor with Alexander, instead of the standard "Hello!" we with him absolutely synchronously yelled at each other: "Well, where were you worn ?!" They were surprised, calmed down and began to understand. As it turned out, our photographer came to the ring road almost simultaneously with us. He waited there for about forty minutes, spat, and moved one to the exhibition.
He forgot his mobile at home that day, he could not contact us. But most importantly, he described in all the details the Japanese with the guide, and the uncle with fishing rods, and the woman with the cart … That's just us, who were literally a few centimeters from him (we then drew a diagram, where who had what location was), he I never saw it! As, indeed, we are his.
Ball net
The Red Gate, whose pylons were seen in spontaneous teleportation, and the new Butyrskaya, which is famous for time disruptions, and other stations, also love to play the Matrix with passengers. The machinists also get it. In the tunnels they do not see anything in the dark - and whitish balls float through the air, and knocks, and steps in an absolutely empty room … What is it in our (and not only our) metro that attracts anomalies like a magnet there? “There is a hypothesis that railways in general and subways in particular are such a complex structure that with this“complexity”it can somehow influence the space-time continuum,” explains Sergey Aleksandrov. - This network has already entangled the globe, as if enclosing it in a steel mesh, and there is also electricity there. Maybe,the form of the resulting electromagnetic fields (not force, but precisely the form) can somehow influence space-time, periodically making us eyewitnesses of all kinds of anomalies.
Ekaterina Balabanova
