It was decided in Togliatti to bring together all the unknown. A UFO museum will soon open in the automotive capital of Russia
According to the authors of the project, such an unusual storage of unique information is extremely necessary for the auto city, which is preparing to become a zone of paranormal tourism. It is already known that the entrance to the museum will be by tickets, and experienced ufologists will act as guides. True, the museum also has a significant drawback - it will be possible to see alien guests here only in photographs.
One of the most anomalous zones in Russia - Samarskaya Luka - has attracted the attention of researchers and the general public for several years. Strange things happen in Togliatti with enviable regularity. Local residents in their daily life now and then meet with unidentified flying objects. In this regard, the city even had to create a special UFO commission and open a "hot line" to which people from Togliatti who met UFOs call. Ufologist Tatyana Makarova receives phone calls from alarmed townspeople. She has to work as a kind of "filter" - to determine how plausible this or that message, and whether it can be associated with a UFO.
It was Mrs. Makarova who came up with the idea to create a UFO museum in the auto city. “Over the years of observation and analysis, a large amount of all kinds of information has accumulated. In a museum, it can be structured and demonstrated to people, says the ufologist. “First of all, I set myself an educational goal, not an ordinary desire to make money stupidly.”
In the UFO Museum, Tatyana Makarova wants to visually show all curious about what really should be attributed to UFOs, and what is a figment of the imagination. “Many probably remember the loud story about the mysterious circles that appeared on the buckwheat field in Togliatti. There weren't any aliens there,”says the ufologist. - It's just that students of local universities decided to set up an experiment - they trampled these circles with their feet to see the reaction of people. People fell for it."
As museum exhibits, photographs depicting unexplained phenomena, eyewitness accounts, and scientific works will be exhibited. Tatyana Makarova is working on one of those under the working title "Ufology for Dummies" today.
Local authorities have already shown interest in the project. Officials believe that the creation of the museum fits well with the tourist concept of the city. The townsfolk regret only that all the museum exhibits are virtual; they will not be able to see real green men here.
Mikhail Bely, Togliatti