Surprisingly, at all times, mystical events, although not often, also occur with precise mechanisms. As a result, even the most ardent skeptics are completely bewildered, because they are unable to put forward at least one logical hypothesis for this. It is worth noting another strange pattern - most of the unexplained cases occur precisely in the winter season. Whether there is any relationship between winter and the unexplained stories is also questionable.
Such phenomena include the so-called "Paris failure", which occurred at the end of 1902.
The Parisian riddle took place on the night of December 29-30, when exactly at five minutes of the second in the morning, almost all of Paris stopped all the pendulum clocks. This event affected not only watch mechanisms, but also people. Most of the residents claimed that it was during this period of time that they felt various symptoms of malaise, headaches, some people even fainted.
The version that the weather conditions could have influenced the watch mechanism in any way was immediately rejected by the local director of the meteorology center, who argued that no weather cataclysms and anomalies were recorded over Paris.
Scientists assumed that, most likely, this phenomenon is of a geophysical nature, since it had an exceptional effect on the pendulum clock. The mechanisms on the springs remained working as usual and gave absolutely no failure. From a physical point of view, the pendulum continues to work as long as there is some force of attraction. Without its influence, the pendulum stops exactly. But then people also had to be in complete weightlessness, due to the lack of attraction.
People decided to contact the local authorities to find out what happened that mysterious night, why all the pendulums stopped, and people felt various symptoms of malaise. But the answer, even after much persuasion and demands, did not follow.
Today there are a huge number of versions that in one way or another are able to explain what is happening. There are such exotic versions that are really hard to believe to this day. For example, there is a version that has the least evidence, or rather, it has absolutely no confirmation. So, some people believe that with the "time of Paris" creatures not from our planet played, that is, aliens. Supposedly, they wanted to conduct a psychological study and see how people would behave in given life circumstances. As some evidence, M. Lurie's photographs are used, according to which it was on that unfortunate and strange night that a strange dark red spot was discovered in the sky over Paris. Probably,the French capital became an exclusively transit point for this object.
Another version says that the mechanisms working like a pendulum stopped, as the earth was "pierced through" by an invisible star of neutron rock. Sometimes such formations can have enormous and inexplicable power.
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However, the more logical reason for what happened is the simplest fact that the work of the pendulums was affected by the excessive activity of the sun. So, in the case of a strong electromagnetic emission, all the energy of the sun will be directed not to the planet itself, but to the objects in it. Therefore, there was a kind of rapid energy jump, which contributed to the appearance of the "Paris Disruption".
Until now, it is possible that the research of the famous scientist N. Tesla could have led to such a result. The fact is that it was during these years that the scientist conducted experiments and was engaged in the study of electromagnetic fields. Therefore, it is likely that the well-planned experiment did not go as smoothly as planned.
In conclusion, it is worth noting the latest version, which says that the city lacked "thrills", so journalists and reporters decided to independently invent a phenomenon that would have an enchanting success. Thus, the legendary and most common "duck" has grown so quickly that the "storytellers" themselves probably did not keep up with the actively created hype.
Despite all the theories considered, so far none can boast of a complete set of evidence or be considered a generally accepted explanation for such a mysterious phenomenon. Scientists all over the world argue about the nature of what happened, but no one can formulate a theory that could shed light on all the circumstances of that night. Probably, the "Parisian glitch" will remain an unexplained mystery of the past.
