A very unusual question was addressed to the representatives of the Russian Geographical Society in the city of Armavir, Krasnodar Territory.
Krasnodarets Alexander Bezrukavy reports that he accidentally took possession of an amazing artifact that could interest specialists. According to the man, the find was made by him last summer. Alexander, swimming in a local river, found a unique boulder at the bottom and was not too lazy to pull it ashore.
The weight of the lump is about a centner. According to Armless, he had never seen anything like it in his life. There was a mysterious convex ornament on the stone, which is clearly hand-made. The author of the find is convinced that these are some kind of hieroglyphs - possibly drawn on the boulder by our distant ancestors or even representatives of an extraterrestrial civilization. At least, it is known that this mysterious writing has nothing to do with modern languages.
All lines on the block are double, separated strictly in the middle. On closer inspection, it appears that the alleged inscription is made of metal, but careful electromagnetic analysis shows that this is not the case. Alexander has already provided the artifact to other researchers of similar artifacts, but they only managed to find out that the age of the rock fragment is about three and a half thousand years.
Can scientists explain the origin of the boulder?
The wonder stone has also been shown to experts in the field of cryptography. No matter how hard they tried, they did not find any details on the incomprehensible ornament that would indicate that we are really talking about writing. However, how do they know the features of some alien language? "Little green men", as you know, can have completely different, strikingly different from ours, rules for writing texts.
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Or maybe this is not text at all, but a drawing, map or drawing, the meaning of which we have yet to comprehend.
According to the author of the find himself, the stone may hide valuable information about the presence of gold or some other, much more valuable elements in the bowels of the Earth. That is why Bezrukavy decided to seek help from members of the Armavir branch of the Russian Geographical Society. The latter became seriously interested in the artifact and attracted all their acquaintances in science to study it.
Skeptics, of course, claim that all of these hieroglyphs are the result of natural deposits of minerals on the stone. But here's what is most interesting: the block seems to emit a kind of vibrating heat, which cannot be captured by equipment, but which is easily felt by a person. How are the materialists going to explain this?..