The gigantic uninhabited expanses of the mountains and plains of the Chukchi Peninsula attracted visitors from space. On the territory where several states can be accommodated, where one hundred and forty thousand people live, and even then in certain places, mainly on the coast, there are "niches" in size of many thousands of kilometers, where no human has ever set foot.
The inaccessibility of Chukotka, its location at the junction of two continents, two oceans and four seas make this peninsula a unique place for visiting UFOs.
Of course, due to the vastness of the territory and the small proportion of the population, it is difficult to observe UFOs. Considering that the winter period in Chukotka is long, the polar night is very long, when people are forced to stay indoors for a long time because of the darkness and cold, then it is quite understandable that there should be not so many cases of a human encounter with a UFO in Chukotka.
If we mark the places of human encounters with UFOs on the map of Chukotka, then we will see that "communication" is going on, as it were, along the perimeter of the peninsula. Having connected Uelen and Vankarem with lines, we get a rectangle, along the sides of this rectangle, encounters with UFOs are marked.
Hunters living on the coast of the Arctic Ocean - in the small village of Inchoun, in Neshkam, Nutepelmen and Vankarem, claim that a mysterious route passes along the Uelen-Vankarem line, along which strange objects fly. They fly at different heights, in any weather, completely silently, sometimes glowing with many green lights. I was told about several encounters with UFO hunters. I will tell you about one I just heard from a teacher in Vankarem.
The Vankarem hunter Etynkeu in December 1989 was returning from the hunting ground to the village. Ten strong, strong, still young sled dogs ran merrily along the hard ice. The hunter and his dogs have just eaten and rested. The road was long, but the area was familiar, besides, the dogs always run to the house with a desire, faster.
It was five o'clock in the evening, the moon had not yet risen, the stars had not lit up. The sky was dark, distant. A cold wind was blowing, a small drift of snow was drawn from the side of the ocean. The hunter turned his back to the wind, and therefore it was warm and comfortable to sit on the sledges. Suddenly, in the snow in front of the team there seemed to be a flash, or rather, a reflection from the northern lights flashed across the snow. The hunter threw up his head, hoping to see a phenomenon familiar in winter in these places, but he saw a strange large object that gave off a dull dullness.
The object moved silently and, as it seemed to the hunter, very slowly. But the object was already near. Etynkeu gutturally shouted at the dogs, demanding to speed up the run. The team, to the surprise of the owner, stopped, the dogs, squealing slightly, began to lie down on the snow. The hunter was suddenly drowsy. The eyes were sticking together by themselves. Falling asleep, the hunter managed to notice that a strange object hovering above him illuminated the team and the snow with a violet with a blue light. The hunter quickly woke up. He understood this because his head, from which the malachai had slid when the hunter looked up, did not have time to freeze in such a strong frost.
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The dogs, staggering, rose, wagged their tails listlessly, whined, the leader even howled in a drawn-out way. Within half an hour, the hunter came to his senses. The body was tired, aches, as if it had been crushed all over. The dogs were also listless and did not want to move. Soon, the dogs urged on by the owner, at first slowly, and then faster and faster, trotted through the snow towards the village.
The story of the hunter did not surprise anyone in the village; this happened with many Vankarem hunters. As a rule, after such meetings, hunters have severe headaches for several days.
It should be noted that Chukchi hunters do not want to talk about mysterious UFO encounters. It is believed that if you talk about such meetings, then they will be frequent and will certainly end in trouble.
Studying the known cases of UFO encounters in Chukotka, I came to the conclusion that most often UFOs "come into contact" with northerners in December and January, at the turn of the year, and also in spring. On white nights, when the sun practically does not set, meetings are sharply reduced. Perhaps the northerners during the fever of navigation, summer season, fishing season, when there is a lot of work, not up to UFOs, or the mysterious objects themselves prefer “not to be an eyesore” during the white polar nights.
But there are exceptions. So, in the summer of the year before last, the crew of the ship, located in the area of the village of Ust-Belaya, noticed from the deck that the cumulus clouds began to gather in a perfect circle, and a clear blue sky was visible in the center of the circle. The watchman on the ship, Alexander Polorotov, realizing that something mysterious was happening, rushed down to the cabin for the camera. After 15 seconds, the watchman was again on deck. Began to click frame by frame. And in the sky, something incredible was happening: planes flew out of the circle in three or four and dissolved in the clouds. Polorotov previously worked in aviation and was well versed in speed and distance. The visibility was very good, the clouds at that time were moving at high speed towards the horizon.
Ten times planes appeared and disappeared. Polorotov managed to make a few clicks with the camera, but then the camera began to "junk". The ready-to-shoot light stopped working, the film began to translate with difficulty.
When A. Polorotov developed the film, he saw in the photographs a cigar-shaped body, from which some kind of radiation was coming, and in the distance there were several black dots. None of the planes seen by the entire team of seven were in the pictures. In addition, four frames turned out to be absolutely clean, as if the shooting was carried out with a closed lens.
Talking about the meeting with the UFO, A. Polorotov noted: "After all these observations, we felt unwell - weakness, malaise, headache." It must be said that a UFO in the Ust-Belaya area was recorded just in the direction of the mysterious Lake Elgygytgyn. There are a large number of legends and all kinds of mysterious legends about this lake: about the disappearance of people in its vicinity, the appearance of ghosts. There is a legend that in the area of Lake Elgygytgyn there lives a shaman who can fly. This shaman allegedly has a frosty head, and his body is naked and shiny to the waist. In addition, the shaman holds a saber in one hand, and in the other - something similar to a mysterious "winged object". It is not difficult to suppose that “a frosty head and a shiny naked body” are attributes of a space suit of an astronaut or an alien.
Studying the cases of encounters of Chukotka residents with UFOs, I came to the conclusion that in some places "flying saucers" seem to pose, freely allow themselves to be photographed. In others, they are invisible and can only be detected by instruments. And sometimes UFOs "resist" taking pictures: films light up, cameras suddenly break. They are even aggressive: they give people aches and headaches.
In the winter of 1991, residents of the village of Novoye Chaplino, a sawmill worker Valery Yezhov at 2 am came out of the guests and saw a fireball hovering over the barn. Yezhov quickly ran after the Zenit and began to click a mysterious glowing ball. A few minutes later the ball rose and shifted to the left, then to the right, as if giving an opportunity to the amateur photographer to take a good picture of it. At an altitude of 50-70 meters on the right side of the ball, two "legs" emerged, at the ends of which bright lights were burning, and glowing concentric circles appeared around the UFO itself. After standing still, the ball began to slowly, then move away faster and faster. The UFO allowed itself to be filmed for half an hour. A resident of Novy Chaplin took a dozen very clear pictures.
In the area of Vankarem, Ust-Belaya, Lake Elgygytgyn, UFOs "catch up" on people with ailments. For some reason, they are aggressive in these places.
UFOs do not want to be seen in the Anadyr area. On this New Year's Eve, a resident of the city Alexander Karachun came out to film a rocket fireworks over the village of Ugolnye mines, on the other side of the Anadyr estuary. When I developed the slide, I gasped - there was a UFO hanging over the airfield.
The desire of UFOs to be invisible in the area of Schmidt and Anadyr is understandable, as you know, there are powerful military aviation units. Perhaps they are afraid of meeting with the military. Why UFOs are so aggressive in the area of Vankarem, Ust-Belaya, Lake Elgygytgyn is not clear. These are deaf, completely uninhabited places. Maybe in these remote places and there are some UFO bases?
Source: Interesting Newspaper, N7 (45)