Did you know that practically none of the books published during the life of the legendary self-taught scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, you will not find in any library in the country? All his works are reliably hidden from readers in the depths of a special depository, and in order to get acquainted with them, a special permit is required. Why is there such mystery?
I saw the leadership of higher powers
According to the widespread version of ufologists, Konstantin Eduardovich was one of the first "contactees", that is, a person who came into contact with representatives of alien civilizations, and detailed descriptions of encounters with UFOs served as a pretext for classifying his books. Many mystics are sure that aliens shared their secrets with the bitch. Incredibly, he became the author of inventions that were much ahead of their time, and more than a century ago, when it was impossible even to imagine flights into space, and mankind did not have the slightest need for them, he developed the idea with the stubbornness of a fanatic throughout his life space flights. Of course, everything can be attributed to the inquisitive mind of the inventor, but there were too many mystical cases in his life.
For example, in Borovsk in 1889. In his unpublished manuscript (archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences) Tsiolkovsky makes an amazing confession: “I saw fate in my life, the leadership of higher powers … I longed for this mysterious. It seemed to me that it could keep me from despair and give me energy. I secretly wished to see God with my own eyes as a proof … I see above the horizon - a cloud in the form of a regular four-pointed cross. His shape was perfect, I was surprised and asked my wife to look at such a strangeness. And a moment later the cloud changed its shape, turning from a cross into a human figure!.."
Tsiolkovsky recalls how, as if submitting to someone's will, he got up and walked towards this cloud. Having passed some distance, I noticed that the heavenly figure was also moving towards him and descending. And at that moment, he, almost deaf since childhood, suddenly heard a raspberry chime distinctly! This event had a tremendous impact on the entire subsequent life of the scientist.
Life on the energy of the sun
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At the end of the 20s of the XX century, when fame had already come to the scientist, for the first time he publicly announced the existence of aliens, in which he convinced all his students and followers. Konstantin Eduardovich had no doubt that intelligent forces, immeasurably more developed than humanity, live in space. The entire history of mankind, he argued, bears traces of alien intervention. And humanity will definitely come into contact with these forces, mastering other planets. And in the distant future it will itself become one of these forces of the "United Space Community" (the formulation was invented by him). By that time, Tsiolkovsky believed, man will change so much that he will become "an unprecedented intelligent animal - a radiant creature that will live forever, not needing food." This creature will feed only on the sun's rays, not change in mass,but continue to think and live as a mortal or immortal being. It can dwell in emptiness, even without gravity, If only there was radiant energy.
Tsiolkovsky's friend, who worked as a school superintendent, Alexander Tolmachev, writes in his diaries: “Kostya seemed to be mad with his mind, he says that he had a vision that many years later people would not need to plant gardens and raise livestock, because we will be sunny rays, we will not get sick at all and we will reduce conversations to naught, communicating with thoughts. And there will be no need to go to church, because there will be not God, but an alien who will descend from heaven …"
A message from paradise
In 1928, Tsiolkovsky again witnessed the amazing phenomena that took place this time in Kaluga. At about eight in the evening, he went outside to watch the sunset. And suddenly, almost at the very horizon, the scientist saw three letters located nearby: Ray. The letters were made up of clouds and were 50 kilometers away from him. Later Tsiolkovsky wrote that he was struck by the correctness of the outlines of the letters, but even more worried about the question: what do they mean? And then, almost immediately, it occurred to him to read this word as Russian, written in Latin letters. It turned out - Paradise! The scientist took a closer look: under this word the clouds formed into something resembling a slab or a tomb. Then he said to himself: "After death - the end of all our torments."
In his works "Monism of the Universe" and "The Will of the Universe", he will write that from now on he is convinced of the existence of heaven in heaven and, as a consequence, hell in the bowels of the Earth, as many scientists of the past assumed. “Legends about life after death are not fiction, and I saw clear evidence of this. While we are walking on the ground, we experience feelings, we feel pain. And after death we will go to the world of heaven, or we will find ourselves in a hot cauldron and cook. Only we are not talking about devils and angels - they do not exist. It's about our alien curators in the sky and the hot core inside the Earth."
Much later, Tsiolkovsky wrote:
“I am not afraid of death, because I have nothing to go to hell. And in paradise, close relatives are waiting for me, first of all - my beloved mother, whom I lost in my youth and whom I dream of meeting. And this meeting will take place, I know, I was told about it."
Who spoke - one can only guess. His words are credible already because at the time of this recognition he was already a world-renowned scientist-inventor: he created a lathe - the progenitor of the modern one, developed self-propelled carriages and locomotives, designed an airship that allows transporting people and goods …
By the way, the scientist dreamed of the idea of a "flying machine" all the last years of his life. Several times he went to the government and the Imperial Russian Technical Society with proposals to allocate funds for the construction of aircraft, but none of his requests were supported. Then he wrote a large scientific work "Controlled metal balloon", in which he popularly explained the scheme of work of his invention and began to look for sponsors with whose money it would be possible to publish the circulation of his work. He dreamed of sending thousands of copies of the book to scientific communities, institutes and libraries around the world in the hope that somewhere he would be heard and supported.
The sponsor was found. He was a friend of Tsiolkovsky, a well-known archaeologist at that time Alexander Spitsyn. He agreed to give money for the book, but on one condition: “You keep telling stories about creatures coming from the sky. Arrange for me to meet with them, make sure that I see them too. If I am convinced that they are not your invention, then I will believe and support”.
The details of the meeting with the alleged UFO were not preserved in any historical document. But it is known that in 1892 Tsiolkovsky went with Spitsyn to the area of Svyato-Pafnutev Borovsky Monastery at the mouth of the Isterma River, where they lived in a tent for several days. Three months later, the archaeologist fulfilled the condition of the bet - the book was published in a huge circulation.
The secret of the Earth satellite
It is interesting that Tsiolkovsky wrote not only scientific works, but also fantastic works. He was best known for his message "On the Moon". According to the plot, two nameless heroes - the author and his friend a physicist - unexpectedly get to the moon and begin to study it. Interestingly, modern experts note in the descriptions of the lunar landscape such subtleties and details that the writer simply could not know, since the scientific community itself learned about them many years later, when the first lunar rover in history reached the Earth's satellite. Meanwhile, even the description of the Earth from the surface of the Moon is given by scientists with perfect accuracy. Not to mention the temperature and humidity of the air (in the mathematical data, the error is less than 1 percent).
Ufologists, on the other hand, are attracted to Tsiolkovsky's science fiction by an interesting assumption made by the hero of the book: “The moon cannot be a natural creation or a cosmic formation, this is not a planet, obviously, it was created artificially, which means that there can be life inside it. Perhaps there are whole cities and civilizations in it, and a powerful shell is just protection from cosmic threats …"
For decades, the idea of an artificial origin of the moon has been promoted by scientists around the world. Perhaps someday we will find out that the scientist was right..
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