Almost fantastic stories are associated with the Kola Peninsula, but they are only confirmed by scientific facts. In the early eighties, the Soviet station brought pieces of lunar soil to Earth. Scientists anxiously analyzed them, and it turned out that they are identical to the soil from the Kola Peninsula, taken from a depth of 3 kilometers. Immediately, the assumption arose that the Moon is part of the Earth, detached from it in the region of the Kola Peninsula. The search for a place of separation is still going on.
In 1995, the Kola superdeep mine, and its depth of almost 12,000 meters, stopped. The official version is the lack of funds. However, in the same period of time, a powerful explosion of unknown nature was recorded in the depths of the mine. According to eyewitnesses and scientists, at first a strange noise was heard, then an explosion thundered. After a certain amount of time, scientists, descending to the depth of the explosion, did not find anything there.
It should be noted that all kinds of minerals were also discovered here, including gold.