Tourists could find themselves on the pass on the day of the neutron weapon test, says paranormal researcher Valentin Degterev.
Not far from the place of death of tourists on the Dyatlov pass, a mysterious object was discovered that may have a connection with the tragedy. A radio amateur and paranormal researcher Valentin Degterev from Nizhny Tagil wrote about this in his blog.
Studying satellite images, Degterev noticed an abandoned structure, 25-30 meters long and 10-15 meters wide, ten kilometers south of the site of the death of the group. According to the researcher, this is the aboveground part of a bunker built during the Cold War in the Urals mountains.
“This is a fortified structure made of concrete. Apparently covered with iron sheets with remains of protective green paint. It is in a satellite photograph from 2004 and is archived on the Google Erath website. The lack of access roads to the object proves the fact that the object has long been abandoned.
I think this is the overhead part of a bunker built during the Cold War in the Urals. Its coordinates are as follows: 61 ° 40'13.75 "N, 59 ° 21'32.30" E. This does not look like a defect in a photograph, since the object has a clear shape. In addition, it is on an adjacent layer made at a different time. So there is something in this place.
Degterev notes that the tourists may have ended up at the pass on the day of the neutron weapon test. This explains the presence of radioactivity on the clothes of one of the dead people.
After that, according to the researcher, the base and tests had to be closed. The underground structure was either mothballed or blown up. The upper part of the bunker has been preserved and is visible on satellite imagery.
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The Dyatlov Pass remains one of the most mysterious points of the tourist route in the Urals. In February 1959, nine skiers of the Ural Polytechnic Institute's tourist club from Sverdlovsk were killed in the vicinity of Mount Otorten under unclear circumstances.
The group was led by Igor Dyatlov. The bodies of the dead tourists found shocked the forensic experts: most of the people froze to death, but there were also those whose death, judging by the wounds, was clearly violent.