In Taimyr, the Ural geophysicist discovered mysterious phenomena - giant stars of the correct shape drawn on the ground. What are these - traces of extraterrestrial civilization or the work of human hands? The correspondent of "AiF-Krasnoyarsk" was looking for a solution to the mystery.
Alien Map
Valentin Degterev from Nizhny Tagil discovered giant geoglyphs (huge geometric shapes or patterns applied to the ground, which, as a rule, are visible only from the air) in the uninhabited territory of the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
He studied the satellite map and saw that at the coordinates 62.043184, 101.556438, where the tundra is geographically located on the Taimyr Peninsula, there are huge drawings in the form of several dozen stars made in rocky ground. Each drawing is almost two kilometers wide, and their total length is more than one hundred kilometers. The scientist suggests that this is a giant map of the starry sky of an unknown civilization. “All the stars are in order. They are delimited by equal sectors, a bit like roads. Most likely, these are latitude, longitude and projection along the meridians. And the sectors are composed of star systems. It can only be seen from the air, but it can be fully seen only from near-earth orbit from space. Apparently, this map is many hundreds, and possibly thousands of years old. Some of the elements are already almost destroyed and are almost invisible in the satellite image. I found these artifacts accidentally and spontaneously. But I think this is my most mysterious and large-scale find."
Valentin Degterev became famous due to the fact that he often finds various artifacts from satellite images. He managed to find "alien cities" on the Moon, a secret base in Antarctica and UFOs in Antarctica, mysterious objects on the Dyatlov Pass, and the wreckage of fallen aircraft.
Where does the loop come from?
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But Krasnoyarsk scientists deny the extraterrestrial origin of geoglyphs. Moreover, we are sure that they were made quite recently, about two years ago.
“Most likely, this is a three-dimensional seismic survey, which is used in the search for oil fields,” says Vyacheslav Neskoromnykh, head of the Department of Technology and Engineering of Exploration of Mineral Resources of the Siberian Federal University, on the “discovery”. - The technology of building a three-dimensional computer model was discovered quite recently and is associated with the use of satellite imagery. What we see are footprints made by vehicles moving across the tundra. Research is carried out along a complex route of closed lines along all cardinal points, first in one direction, then in the opposite direction. Proof that this is geological exploration is also the fact that in the images there are two types of stars, similar to a chamomile and a snowflake with ends rounded in the form of loops. So, since the soil in the tundra is recovering very slowly, heavy equipment is not allowed to walk unnecessarily. Apparently, the oil prospectors were told that they were trampling the tundra unnecessarily, and they began to return back along the same path along which they went, and the loop is a turn of equipment."
Recall that the North Tunguska zone is considered promising for oil and gas production. A preliminary estimate of the oil-bearing capacity of this territory is 10 billion tons of recoverable oil and gas reserves at 11-12 trillion cubic meters. And to prove this, active geological exploration has been carried out there in recent years.
On the territory of the region there are other geoglyphs, which are not very well known to the inhabitants, however, and they are the work of human hands. These are the inscription PYOTR on Tatyshev Island, planted with apple trees during the reign of Mayor Pyotr Pimashkov, and the inscription "LENIN 1870-1970" on the shore of the Krasnoyarsk Sea opposite the confluence of the Biryusa River, also composed of trees. You can only see them from a bird's eye view.
Vera Bozhkova