In Kenya, on Lake Rudolf, there is the island of Envaitenet, which in the language of the local Elmolo tribe means “irrevocable”.
Only a few kilometers long and the same wide. Local residents do not settle on it, considering it a "cursed place".
In 1935, an expedition of the British explorer Vivian Fush worked in Kenya. Two of his colleagues - Martin Scheflees and Bill Dyson - went to the mysterious island. Fifteen days passed, and the scientists did not return. Fusch, worried, sent rescuers there. They found no trace of their comrades - only an abandoned Aboriginal village. The island looked completely empty. The plane was called, which flew around the island for two days. However, no one was found.
Local residents told Fush a legend that once upon a time people settled on the island, fished, hunted, traded their goods with relatives living on the mainland. However, over time, they stopped showing up on the shore. Then a raft was sent from the coastal village of Loinglani to "reconnaissance". Those who arrived on the island were dumbfounded: they were awaited by a completely empty village with huts inside which things lay, fish decomposed by an extinct fire … Where did the people go? The envoys most likely left the island, not wanting to tempt fate any longer. Since then, no one has risked going there, except for birds.
Mysterious disappearances of people, according to such stories, sometimes occur in front of witnesses. On August 23, 1915, not far from Constantinople, military units preparing for battle allegedly saw the appearance and then disappearance of an entire enemy regiment in strange thick "clouds". A similar incident happened in October 1943. According to the famous American researcher of anomalous phenomena Charles Berlitz, the US Navy conducted an experiment in which a warship disappeared from the Philadelphia dock, and a few moments later appeared at the Norfolk Newport dock in the Portsmouth area. This distance is several hundred miles. Then the ship disappeared again and immediately returned to Philadelphia. The crew, who had been aboard the ship all this time, could not help the investigation of this event: half of the sailors and officers went mad,the rest were found dead. This mysterious incident, allegedly taking place in reality, formed the basis of the feature film "The Secret Experiment". What was it - a mass hallucination or something else?
American weekly "History of Sientist" describes the case when on July 30, 1960 in Picton, Ontario, in the presence of relatives and neighbors, a 13-year-old boy disappeared, and a few days later he was found at the same place.
Alan Hynek, a renowned astronomer and UFO researcher, has published an entire collection of similar cases of "disappearances and abductions", calling them "closed contacts with third nature." Many of these cases are well documented. As, for example, the story of the disappearance of Betty and Bernie Hill, residents of Whitfield (New Hampshire). In September 1961, they were driving home from vacation, when suddenly they saw two bright balls of light moving chaotically across the sky, as if following their car. After some time, having seen all sorts of miracles from these balls, Bernie and Betty suddenly fell asleep. Recovering themselves, they realized that two days had passed, and they were a hundred miles from where they had stopped. Then they remembered that they had been in a kind of "ship" where there was a lot of light and "unearthly creatures" entangled them with "tentacle rays", as if they wanted to enlighten through and through.
Similar "sensations" appear in Russian newspapers. For example, it was reported that a resident of Perm, Olga Volkova, was abducted several times by foreign beings, "scanned her brain", tried to implant a device under her skin, but the woman resisted and ran away. Five-year-old twins Sonya and Tanya Komarovs from Saratov allegedly disappeared from the kindergarten and unexpectedly appeared there three and a half hours later, when the police had already been raised to their feet. The girls did not remember anything, but when they began to question them more biasedly, they said that "the sun swirled in the ceiling and ate them." Everything was attributed to "cosmic forces." And Oksana Nerazova from Moscow went to the store, and woke up three days later, a hundred kilometers from home. And she also told reporters a lot of amazing details about her communication with some strange creatures,"Clearly of unearthly origin."
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“While investigating anomalous phenomena, it is important to maintain a critical attitude to this kind of information and carefully check it,” says Rudolf Nesmelov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, senior researcher at the Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, professor at Moscow State University. - I knew a woman who talked about her communication with “brothers in mind” who abducted her right from bed, about how she, obeying their “call”, walked 15 kilometers through the forest mud … And then, they say, she returned home - and the shoes are clean! She had no doubts about the veracity of these feelings. And this is necessary to clarify the truth. As a rule, when analyzing phenomena, it turns out that “bright light spots in the sky” are atmospheric phenomena or the lights of a flying aircraft. "Glowing balls" in the evening turn out to be planets - for example, Saturn and Jupiter,often observed with the naked eye, and if you go by car, it seems that the planet is moving parallel to you. This is exactly what happened in the case of Bernie and Betty Hill. Usually people who think they have seen
UFOs, and even those who have been on board, cannot distinguish a flying plane from a traffic light. And creatures with bald heads, tentacles that change their size and "scan" their body, as it turns out upon careful study, are just a kind of mystical visions or sensations based on strong psychological prejudices."
However, this does not mean that miracles are impossible: they just often have a clear scientific explanation. For example, scientists from the Biophysical Center at the Research Institute of Oncology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation are conducting very interesting experiments in the field of quantum teleportation - the instant transfer of information about a biological object at any distance. So far, laboratory mice serve as the object, but the results already allow us to conclude: what Albert Einstein predicted a hundred years ago, and then beat science fiction writers many times, is quite possible. All this, although practically unattainable so far, does not contradict the current laws of physics.