According to the observations of at least one generation, the water level of the Caspian Sea somehow decreases to such an extent that the shores are bare, the islands turn into peninsulas. Then the water level begins to rise again, covering the bare shores and flooding the settlements built on land that appeared after the sea level dropped.
I want to tell you about a mysterious, in my opinion, phenomenon that is difficult to explain, although I am trying to do it somehow. I remember a corner of the southeastern part of the Caspian Sea - the island (peninsula?) Cheleken. Once, on a moonlit night, at about 9-10 pm, a group of children played at a wooden club in the village of Pervomaisky. During the game, one boy stood on the terrace of a one-story building with his back to the wall, pressing his palms to it. Then he lowered his arms along his torso. And suddenly he noticed how the freely hanging hands began to rise by themselves parallel to the plane of the wall, to which he had just pressed his palms. Initial fright was replaced by curiosity. And only when the hands were above the level of the head, with a sharp effort, he forced them to lower. He immediately drew the attention of his friends to this. They all forgot about the game and began to test themselves. It was interesting: how is it hands are raised up without the slightest effort. But the most mysterious thing was that this happened only after the palms were pressed against the wall for 5-10 seconds. Surprised enough, they again got carried away with the game, but now one or the other of the teenagers no-no, and even ran up to the wall, stood with his back to it and, pressing his palms, began to watch with curiosity how, under the influence of some force, the hands were raised up. All my life I remembered and thought about this case: what was it all the same? What mysterious energy raised its hands so freely? Weightlessness? Biomagnetism? Or was it the influence of a huge rift under the bottom of the Caspian Sea?Surprised enough, they again got carried away with the game, but now one or the other of the teenagers no-no, and even ran up to the wall, stood with his back to it and, pressing his palms, began to watch with curiosity how, under the influence of some force, the hands were raised up. All my life I remembered and thought about this case: what was it all the same? What mysterious energy raised its hands so freely? Weightlessness? Biomagnetism? Or was it the influence of a huge rift under the bottom of the Caspian Sea?Surprised to their satisfaction, they again got carried away by the game, but now one or the other of the teenagers no-no, and even ran up to the wall, stood with his back to it and, pressing his palms, began to watch with curiosity how, under the influence of some force, the hands were lifted up. All my life I remembered and thought about this case: what was it all the same? What mysterious energy raised its hands so freely? Weightlessness? Biomagnetism? Or was it the influence of a huge rift under the bottom of the Caspian Sea?what was it all the same? What mysterious energy raised its hands so freely? Weightlessness? Biomagnetism? Or was it the influence of a huge rift under the bottom of the Caspian Sea?what was it all the same? What mysterious energy raised its hands so freely? Weightlessness? Biomagnetism? Or was it the influence of a huge rift under the bottom of the Caspian Sea?
According to experts, it is possible that this phenomenon manifests itself in the form of inertia of the body through the mass in accordance with the acceleration obtained upon contact with the rotating Earth (in our case, contact through the palms and the walls of the building connected through the foundation to the ground). Inertia is inherent in all physical objects. Along with inertia, physical objects have the property of interacting with each other through the gravitational field, which, perhaps, I observed when the body "fell" up, but only with the acceleration of the opposite sign.
It remains only to understand at what other latitudes this phenomenon can be observed?