Perm ufologists recently filmed the first (pilot) episode of their new project "Hunters for the Unknown." The researchers visited the village of Yubileiny, where, as they learned, in one of the abandoned houses, local residents observed unusual phenomena.
After receiving permission from the village administration, the film crew conducted research, measuring anomalous activity in the building.
Nikolay Subbotin, the head of the RUFORS Perm branch, told the portal that in one of the apartments located on the fifth floor of the building, ufologists recorded "strange field activity in the infrared range, characteristic of the presence of invisible energy formations." For two hours the team of "Hunters" installed a video camera in the room, which filmed in complete darkness in the infrared range. And for the purity of the experiment, the ufologists themselves settled down two floors below.
After examining the video, the researchers found numerous spherical objects flying in front of the camera, which "changed the trajectory of movement and behaved like some kind of intelligent creatures."
Ufologists intend to include the entire search process and objects obtained on the night recording, as well as comments from hunters for the unknown and scientists in the pilot release of their project. It will be available to the viewer on the website www.uhunters.ru in December. While the video materials are being edited.
"Hunters for the unknown", as the organizers say about the project, is a process of searching and studying anomalous phenomena, historical mysteries that one has to face. It will be a completely new TV format for the viewer accustomed to standard TV show templates.
Its main difference is that all filming takes place without duplicates and additional preparation: "The camera, like an outside independent observer, is present next to the researchers, recording the search process, as it happens in real life without staged shots and prepared texts."
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According to Nikolai Subbotin, in the future it is planned to offer this format to central channels for joint production. The authors will take initial material for subsequent issues exclusively in Perm and the Perm Territory to popularize the "Perm style" on federal channels.