This place is located in the center of the Tomsk region - specifically in the Chainsky district and has the appearance of a narrow, 300-meter-long land area towering over the surrounding swamps. The cape is known for abnormally fast vegetation of plants and all overgrown with tall cedars, due to which, even on a sunny day, twilight reigns here.
People who come here feel a sense of depression and fear. In addition, their pulse quickens and arrhythmia is noted. Animals try to bypass Cape Grave at all. The inhabitants of the local villages Vostochnoye and Vargater consider this place cursed. Some have seen unidentified flying objects over the cape …
Causes of the anomaly of the Mogilny Cape
According to scientists, iron ore lies at a 10-kilometer depth under the Mogilny Cape, and it is here that the junction of layers carrying opposite magnetic charges passes.
But the anomalous people see the reason for what is happening in the fact that there are burials of the Kulai culture nearby. In their opinion, the ancient sanctuaries created an energy field that influences the psychophysics of people and animals.
As for the locals, they have two hypotheses. According to the first, until the 1970s, a radioactive waste disposal site was located near the cape, arranged by the Siberian Chemical Combine. This waste was taken out on a narrow-gauge railway and simply drowned in the local swamps. The second version says that the steps of space ships launched from Baikonur have landed near the Mogilny Cape …
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Opening of the Grave Cape for exploration
This anomalous zone in 1984. opened for science Sverdlovsk journalist M. Glukhov, who, being on a creative business trip, stayed in Vostochny. Then he learned from the inhabitants of the village about the cape with relict cedars. Having become interested in these stories, Glukhov decided to study the anomalous zone.
The journalist wrote in his diary that absolute silence reigns on the cape, which is not disturbed by the rustle of cedar branches or the singing of birds, and the ground is covered with cold darkness. The further Glukhov moved to the tip of the Mogilny Cape, the more anxious and sad it became in his soul. And soon these inexplicable and painful sensations forced him to turn back. Three years after this incident, journalist M. Glukhov died of cancer, and before visiting the anomalous zone he was a strong and healthy man.
In subsequent years, Cape Mogilny was explored by several expeditions. But the picture, that is, the reasons for the appearance of the anomalous zone here, has not become clear.
Legends of the Grave Cape
Among other things, the participants in the research collected and recorded the stories of the local residents. Here is the evidence.
Someone M. E. Shabashnikova reported that in 1947. her parents and uncle went to Mogilny to pick mushrooms. Before noon, people got out into the clearing and decided to have a snack. Parents sat on the ground, and uncle - on a fallen tree. The woman spread her handkerchief and began to lay out the supplies. When she turned to call her uncle, she did not see him. The spouses were looking for the missing man until late, but everything was in vain …
I. A. Troitsky said that in the early 50s, while still a boy, he worked as a collective farm shepherd. Once one of his cows under his charge ran away to Cape Mogilny. The little shepherd went in search of the fugitive and soon found her. The cow stood in one place and did not move at all. Touching her, the boy was horrified: to the touch the animal was cold and as if rubbery. Ivan screamed out of fear, and then the cow seemed to come to life: moaning, as if in pain, she rushed to the village, not making out the way …
In 1985. the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda" organized its expedition to these places. Its participants watched as three milky-white luminous balls hovered over the Mogilny Cape. Having formed an isosceles triangle, the UFOs began to rotate rapidly, and then sank to the ground and disappeared into the cedar thickets.
Also, according to the testimony of local residents, in the 1990s, a UFO crashed at Mogilnoye and its luminous debris was scattered around the area …
The collected facts support this theory. Many saw how in the sky over the Tomsk region on February 26, 1984. a bright flying object exploded, which even received the official name - "Tomsk bolide".
Local residents more than once met unusual, mysterious creatures at Mogilny. They say that these are gnomes, whose small silhouettes can sometimes be seen on a moonlit night. Gnomes supposedly live in holes under tree roots, and feed on fish, which are rich in the surrounding lakes. Old-timers do not agree with this version and believe that not gnomes live on the cape, but ghosts from ancient burial grounds …