Discovered in different parts of the world, anomalous wells are often associated with the "visits" of extraterrestrial civilizations. In addition to the appearance of melted holes in the ground, the aliens are also "accused" of the mysterious disappearance of huge volumes of soil.
One such incident occurred in the vicinity of Manor Ranch near Charlton (England) on a summer day in 1963. Farmer Roy Blanheard rode around his fields, known for high yields. Accustomed to exemplary order in the fields, Blanheard suddenly stumbled upon an incredible and shocking sight that shocked him. On the border of the barley and potato fields there was a huge hole! One got the impression that someone with a giant bucket dug and carried away a pile of earth along with the harvest.
In the evening, residents of nearby villages and police gathered to gaze at the strange hole. Later, journalists arrived at the scene who were preparing reports about the sensational incident. In an interview, Roy honestly said that he had not seen a flying saucer, but he adheres to only one version of what happened - the invasion of aliens.
After the high-profile event caused a public outcry, researchers became interested in the Charlton Crater, as the mysterious abyss was nicknamed. A group of scientists studied the anomalous farm and hypothesized that the crater could have been formed as a result of the fall of a large meteorite.
After some time, the statement of one Australian "expert" began to spread, who tried to explain the phenomenon of a huge hole. According to him, a flying saucer with 50 humanoids landed near Charlton. The "expert" argued that the aliens might have been worried about nuclear testing on Earth and made a peaceful mission.
Scientists' assumptions were the most realistic, but no meteorite debris around the hole was found. In addition, neither Roy Blanheard, nor other farmers, nor the locals heard the rumbling sounds resembling an explosion. Even more, the truth was hidden by the fact that the hole in the ground was perfectly even, and there was no ground near it. Until now, the mystery of the Charlton Crater remains unsolved.