“This is a very strange story that I suspect most people interested in ufology have never even heard of.
But it is undeniably a fascinating story, filled with tales of the FBI, secret sources and informers, Soviet secrets, mysterious "controlled clouds", and even "dead worms" (yes, so!), And much more. I've been delving into the essence for quite some time …
I need to briefly summarize about twenty pages. Here's the bottom line: During the first week of July 1947, FBI agents based in Los Angeles, California were busy investigating a very strange story. It all started when the Los Angeles Herald Examiner received a letter a few days ago. The strange thing was that it wasn't a science fiction story … It was all true. Allegedly, it actually happened.
The authors of the letter stated that they were influenced by a very unusual story that led them to the "flying discs" faith, and it is associated with none other than the Soviet military. The storytellers claimed to have recently been meeting in Los Angeles Harbor with an officer on board a Russian tanker. During the first dinner meeting, the Russian asked the question "where can he sell 18 polar bear skins that he received for a very dangerous job."
The mysterious Russian said, as the authors of the mysterious letter share, that the Soviets are conducting scientific research that goes beyond the usual, and that his aforementioned "very dangerous work" was associated with this. "This same study was related to" experiments with controlled radioactive clouds in the Arctic, where birds, animals and even worms died."
In addition, the experiments allegedly also involved "atomic-powered aircraft resembling flying saucers" that controlled the movement of the clouds. 90 cm), and he did not have any propellers. As for the pilot, the communist officer assured his American contactees that "the pilot is lying on his stomach and artificially cooled due to the heat generated during the movement of the vehicle."
In the letter to the Examiner, there is an additional explanation: “The outer surface [of the aircraft] is very smooth. Both surfaces, top and bottom, are convex like a giant lens. The device is lifted into the air using a completely different principle than is generally accepted in aviation. His description was discovered about 10 years ago among the unpublished works of a Russian chemist. Energy is only required to lift it into the air, but not needed to maintain operation when the plane is moving along the gravity lines of the earth's contour.
Why did the Russian officer know all this? He said that he had received an order “to move the radioactive cloud located in the area of Lake Baikal and pick up the dead animals. They uploaded some small animals and redirected the cloud."
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During this experiment, the Soviet officer said, "a strong storm carried the cloud far north into the tundra, but before it dissipated, it destroyed all life in its path." As for the cloud itself, it can be "controlled from the ground, an airplane or a robot piloted by the commander."
“As I understand it,” said the person who caught the FBI’s attention, “electromagnetic waves are used in control, and clouds are made up of two components: a carrier and a killer.
And, aside from a few short mentions in other publications that quickly responded to the Examiner article, the story soon ended. What was it: truth, fiction, Soviet disinformation, strange deception, or something else? Who knows? But, this is an undeniably fascinating story. After all, how could it be otherwise?
Indeed, for a writer like me, this story is filled with details from the “cloak and dagger” knights: (A) a mysterious Russian informant; (B) Soviet studies reminiscent of some aspects of Wilhelm Reich's technology; © FBI agent is chasing a strange truth; (D) strange and futuristic Soviet aircraft; (E) dead animals under unusual circumstances; (F) a mysterious "Russian chemist", and, of course, do not forget, (G) that there was "a very dangerous job" and, at the same time, there were "18 polar bear skins!"
newscom.md, mysteriousuniverse.org
