Cameras (Nasa UStream from the ISS) installed on the International Space Station (ISS) capture events occurring nearby in real time. Ufologists and simply curious users download footage in the hope of finding something unusual on them. For example, a UFO. And they find - sometimes something that cannot but amaze. …
Recently, MUFON activist Nicholas D'Amario has been in luck. In the video from the ISS, I "caught" a UFO, which was rising perpendicular to the Earth's surface. It looked like a small glowing dot. And suddenly a vertical directional beam flashed, the diameter of which experts estimated at about 10 kilometers. - again located perpendicularly. He seemed to have swallowed a UFO. The object has disappeared.
An object moving vertically appears as a bright dot
Ufologists believe that the UFO was launched from the ocean depths. He climbed up and dived into the "wormhole" - a tunnel connecting our solar system with some other star system. This moment just got into the frame. The beam accompanied the movement. Or even initiated it.
Fantastic? Not at all. Albert Einstein himself argued about "wormholes" or "wormholes", as they are also called. His equations did not exclude the existence of this kind of objects - a kind of curved space-time corridors connecting incredibly distant parts of the Universe. Or even different Universes. Or even the past with the future.
“Wormholes are such corridors in superspace,” said Igor Novikov, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in one of his interviews. “You can go in there, but you can also go out. The length of the corridor may be only a few kilometers, and in ordinary space one hole will be separated from another by thousands, millions and billions of light years. We can have an entrance, but an exit in another universe.
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It is difficult to understand where the beam is directed from - either from the Earth, or from space
Vladimir Dzhunushaliev of the Eurasian National University in Kazakhstan (ENU) and his colleagues at the University of Oldenburg published a research paper demonstrating that wormholes can be passable and stable.
RAS Academician Nikolai Kardashev generally believes that one of the "wormholes" may be close to the Earth. And it is possible that it will be found with the help of the unique space telescope "Radioastron", the equipment for which was created at the Astrospace Center of the Physical Institute named after P. N. Lebedev of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FIAN).
By the way, according to one of the hypotheses, the newly born universe was all dug up by "wormholes". Therefore, the chances are very high that a significant part of them could survive to this day. Including in our solar system.
- The entrance to the tunnel should look like a "black hole", and it can be the size of a star, a planet, a house, a speck of dust, - said the academician at the conference "SETI-XXI". And he emphasized that “we are coming to a new and very complex understanding of the structure of the Universe, which opens up a fundamentally new opportunity to communicate with brothers in mind.
Who knows, all of a sudden brothers in mind have long been using "wormholes" and thanks to them overcome great distances. And we all doubt, we do not believe that you can quickly reach distant stars.
NASA explains that nothing supernatural is visible from the ISS. And all the "oddities" can be explained by natural causes, for example, glare, ice particles floating around. Terrestrial devices, which are now full of them, can also get into the frame.
Vladimir LAGOVSKY
