The United States has always believed that aliens are helping the Soviet Union. Is it because of UFOs?

In the late 1960s, a wave of UFOs appeared in the south of the Soviet Union. Cossacks on horseback once saw them flying high at night. Pilots fly commercial passenger planes or military interceptors to chase and dodge. Astronomers recorded the crescent UFO and its fire-like companion at the observatory in Caucasus Mountain.

1in the autumn of 967, the first major UFO incident shocked the Soviet Union. Soviet television described the incident, Soviet newspapers reported the incident, and a national UFO folk research group also analyzed the incident. Soon, this unusual event spread quickly.

The crew of a flight 104 from voroshilovgrad to Volgograd insisted that a UFO circled in the air and then circled around their plane. According to the Soviet UFO enthusiast Felix? Edgar's record: the plane engine went out and didn't start again until the UFO disappeared. At this time, the plane is only 800 meters high in the air.

These cases and other related events have also appeared in western books about UFOs. UFO researchers presented important evidence at UFO hearings held by the US Congress and the British House of Lords. After that, the wave of UFO sightings in the Soviet Union came to an abrupt end as it suddenly started at first.

This phenomenon has not been forgotten. A few years later, astronomer Leo. Kinderis and a team of investigators from Moscow Academy of Sciences evaluated the documents about UFOs recorded by Iger and analyzed what Iger said? Repetitive exercise? The data obtained from the object.

1979 Di Chin Lisi published this report and came to the conclusion that there is no known human factor to explain this? Atmospheric anomaly? There must be some unusual real events and aliens.

However, this report has not been widely accepted. Like many official Soviet reports, Kinderis' report was proved to be forged. In fact, perhaps in some intentions, it is to cover up the illegal air-to-ground nuclear weapons test, which is one of Moscow's top military secrets.

In those exciting days of 1967, witnesses saw the spacecraft, but not from the distant alien world, but Soviet missile warheads placed in low orbit, and returned to the surface of the earth after circling the earth. When it fell like a fireball in the target area near the Volga River, hundreds of kilometers of fire radiated in all directions, leaving an infinite imagination space for frightened witnesses.

Of course, American intelligence agencies also watched the experiment, didn't they? Ufo？ Confused by this smoke bomb. Soon after, experts from the Pentagon joked, what is this frightening new weapon? Partial orbital bombing system? Or? Orbital bombing system? .

A spokesman for the Washington government condemned this as the first strike weapon to avoid air defense radar. Since Moscow has just signed a solemn international treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons from entering orbit, the existence of such weapons (which have not been violated by individual tests) obviously tends to despise the treaty.

Therefore, when Soviet witnesses came to the conclusion that they saw an alien spacecraft, not a nuclear weapon that destroyed the treaty, the Soviet military was willing to speculate on this sign.

Twenty-five years later, although the rocket of the orbital bombing system has long since been scrapped and the Soviet regime has come to the end of history, this meaningless scam still maintains a maverick side.

At that time, UFO literature continued to publish a more gorgeous description of crescent UFO in 1967. Mainstream magazines and newspapers have published relevant information, and museums have also exhibited ingenious pictures of this shape. Iger is called? The reliable and true image of the father of flying saucer science in the Soviet Union.

However, the crescent UFO is just an example of the absurd concept and frightening fictional story created by UFO science in the Soviet Union. 1977 the tass news agency sent a communication entitled "strange natural phenomena in Karelia" from Petrozavodsk, a port city in the northwest of the Soviet Union. Milov wrote:? On September 20, at an altitude of 4000 kilometers, a huge? Planets? It suddenly burned in the night sky, and several beams of light shone on the earth. This one? Planets? Slowly move to Petrozavodsk, spread out into a jellyfish shape and hang there; A large number of ultra-fine rays shone on the city, producing a downpour-like picture. ?

This incident triggered a lot of rumors. Later, it was reported that people came from? Deep sleep? Zhongbei? Mind message? When I woke up, there were many tiny holes in windows and paving stones, many cars broke down, computers were paralyzed, and witnesses smelled ozone.

Unfortunately, the cause of this blind panic is only a conventional rocket, a rocket launched at the top secret military space center in Plesetsk, Soviet Union. Under the sunlight of dawn, the flight cloud of multi-engine booster rocket seems to be divided into several luminous tentacles.

198 1 At midnight, a rocket launched from Plesetsk lit up the night sky in Moscow, which aroused the imagination of citizens in the capital.

In this daily launch, UFO expert Sergei? Bozic has recorded a large number of independent UFO reports. ? Pilots of six civil planes reported that either UFOs were flying or UFOs were attacking their planes. ? He wrote? 1: 30, a UFO attacked a truck driving on Ryazan Avenue in Moscow. ? One witness even said that he woke up from a deep sleep and saw a dome-shaped glass? Reconnaissance ship? And a little alien on the voyage.

Obviously, the Soviet secret rocket released a large number of typical images of UFOs again and again, but these images came from imaginative, excitable witnesses and careless interviewers. The UFO literature in the Soviet Union, like its origin, still only records wonderful stories and lacks corresponding explanations. ? I don't have any doubts? This sentence is the most commonly used expression by UFO enthusiasts in the Soviet Union.

If they are cheated, it is undoubtedly sincere. ? Is UFO real? ? Not long ago, American documentary director Brian? Grace asked one of them. ? My colleagues and I never thought this was a problem. He replied? Of course it's true! ?

This enthusiasm, which borders on religious belief, increases the suspicion of cautious observers. After all, UFO enthusiasts in the Soviet Union may not be able to crack hundreds of other common phenomena if they can't or can't recognize the invisible stimulation behind the crescent UFO of 1967 and the jellyfish UFO of 1977.

Dozens of big stimuli and hundreds of small stimuli constantly cause false UFO sightings all over the world, so it is a great challenge for researchers to distinguish authenticity. Most Soviet UFO experts seem unwilling to face this challenge.

The works of famous UFO experts in the post-Soviet era pointed out many worrying reasons. Vladimir? Azhazha may be a leading figure in UFO research in 1990s, and he is an out-and-out UFO enthusiast. A few years ago, his favorite UFO events in the West included attacks. Apollo 13? 10 unknown object, which he thought was a spaceship carrying a secret atomic bomb, could make seismic waves on the moon.

That was not the case. 1970 in April, the explosion caused by hardware failure scrapped the plane and threatened the lives of three astronauts. Anthony, a UFO enthusiast? When Julius challenged Azhazha, Azhazha said frankly: When I gave a lecture, I was still a teenager in the field of UFO research. I was attracted by the alien hypothesis and didn't realize anything else. If necessary, I can tell everything now. ?

It is said that Azhazha has published a new book after revision, which contains? Apollo? An incident in which astronauts of the space shuttle NASA met a UFO.

After that, a fabricated joke? Radio conversation? It also appeared in other tabloids. When astronauts saw an alien spaceship in a pit near the landing site, they exclaimed loudly and were amazed.

According to the wrong terminology used, it is obvious that this is also false. Some well-known UFO enthusiasts in the West have forgotten this event for a long time, but Azhazha still can't put it down and thinks it's true.

1992, at a seminar on UFOs held in Albuquerque, Azhazha told his counterparts from the west that he had obtained the evidence that 5,000 Soviets were hijacked by UFOs and never returned to Earth.

When someone asked to confirm the authenticity of these data, he revealed that he obtained the data of ordinary missing people in the whole Soviet Union, divided the areas according to the areas where UFOs appeared, and then calculated the proportion of missing people caused by UFOs. Embarrassed Americans can't openly object at this time (they have already paid for his trip), for fear that people will see that paying Azhazha is a meat bun and beating the dog.

UFO experts in the Soviet Union said that everyone should be careful. Azhazha also wrote:? Not afraid of 10 thousand, just afraid of one thousand. Be sure to check, check, check again, and eliminate mistakes! ? But he doesn't seem to know exactly what to do, and neither do his colleagues. Their sincerity and enthusiasm are beyond reproach, and they have such judgment and balance.

The UFO craze is booming in such a big environment. Under such vague thinking, it's not just seeing UFOs. Some historical figures, especially those who are dead and undeniable, are constantly portrayed as? Believers in mysterious UFOs? .

For example, in 1993, a new magazine about UFOs named AURA-Z appeared in Moscow. This magazine continues the previous trend of associating the late space heroes with UFOs, and publishes two independent interviews with contemporary experts, involving Sergei, the founder of the Soviet missile and aviation project. Academician Korolev. In fact, the contents of these two stories are completely inconsistent, which is nothing to the magazine.

1947, Stalin ordered korolev to evaluate the UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico, and make an intelligence report. In an article, rocket expert Varelli? Buldakov gave a detailed explanation of this incident. Korolev claimed that UFOs were real, but not dangerous, and the article was made public.

Right in front of this report, another man named Lev? Experts in Chulkov wrote:? As early as the early 1940s, Stalin ordered korolev to study UFO phenomenon, but korolev always tried to evade the task. ? Of course, neither of these statements is credible. Besides, Buldakov was just released as a political prisoner in 1947, so he should not have been consulted by Stalin, right? A trusted expert.

Behind all the noise, UFO is still a fascinating and elusive problem, which deserves serious study.

However, according to the research of western UFO experts for nearly half a century, it is difficult and time-consuming to screen out real UFOs or determine UFOs from a large number of identified UFOs. In the west, the most enthusiastic observer in favor of UFOs, Antonio? Hanis admitted? I don't see much effort in this job. ,? Soviets keep knocking on my door? ,? They want to sell things here? .

In fact, in view of the economic crisis faced by the Soviet Union at that time, many people, especially those engaged in military services, were desperately looking for or deliberately creating anything that could be sold to western buyers. Very few UFO files? Export raw materials? On the one hand, it is not surprising that so many strange things suddenly appear now. So few Soviets are willing to be cautious.

If the illusion of these UFOs only affects their own research, then this stupid behavior will not cause worldwide harm. However, the spread of knowledge attraction far exceeds expectations, and this attitude also pollutes researchers studying UFOs in other countries.

For example, their colleagues are full of naive yearning for the crescent UFO of 1967, which makes the western UFO experts who are famous for their rigor ashamed. James. Dr MacDonald may be one of the top ten UFO experts in the United States in the 1960s. He studied the case and said? Can't we explain this phenomenon in traditional terms? .

In the 1970s, American UFO expert J. Allen? Dr. hynek reviewed the previous records about UFOs and said: Things are getting more and more difficult. In fact, from a personal point of view, if we consider the way people look at UFOs, it is impossible for all UFO reports to find a solution. ? They are scientists, pilots, engineers and astronauts, and Dr. Heineken is quite sure that he will not make mistakes.

Today, McDonald and Heineken are succeeded by retired space scientist Richard? Hynes. Regarding the phenomenon of 1967, he confidently wrote:? According to the report, this phenomenon is unknown at present, which is completely different from the atmospheric optical phenomenon known in nature or the technical experiment in the atmosphere. ?

Another famous Soviet pseudo-UFO case is called? UFO in Cape Camenny? Got the stupid support of western UFO experts. Jacques, the top UFO researcher in the United States? Valle quoted this unexpected encounter in his book 1992, calling it one of the most beautiful encounters in the world.

In his notebook, he gave the highest score for this event: personal interviews with first-hand witnesses, tried-and-tested sources of information, investigations made by skilled analysts, and all possible unexplained evidence.

Edgar is an American UFO expert William? This case is recorded in a UFO atlas compiled on Moore's basis: on February 3, 1967 1 5: 04, several passengers on IL- 18 made a test flight on a civil plane of the National Institute of Science. They saw a bright object approaching them in the night sky. ?

But a few years later, I found that the plane taking off from Plesetsk accidentally passed by when passing near Volkuta in the northern Urals. The universe-194? The orbit of the spy satellite. Witnesses saw the separation of rocket smoke and bundled boosters, and all other details were imagined by them.

Of course, not all UFO sightings in the Soviet Union come from missiles and space events, far from it! But those objects are well documented, unlike other traditional pseudo-UFOs, such as balloons, planes, military police helicopters and fireballs.

Therefore, they can provide a mismatch calibration test for UFO experts to find out how to deal with these fake UFOs. Soviet UFO experts failed. The ultimate test of Soviets' mature and credible UFO research ability is to see how they explain the hard evidence of Soviet UFO science. 1977 A jellyfish-shaped UFO appeared in Petrozavodsk.

Before I quickly figured out that it was caused by a rocket launched from Plesetsk, a jellyfish-shaped flying saucer was a short-lived miracle in the west. Western UFO experts readily accepted this explanation, but now it seems that Soviet UFO experts have never accepted it. They collected a large number of miracle stories related to events, including telepathic information and reports of geophysical damage, to prove their point of view.

All this proves that ordinary people in the Soviet Union are keen on embellishing these stories, while UFO researchers in the Soviet Union don't know how to filter the exaggerated remarks obtained from ordinary people. If they can't do anything about the obvious fake UFOs found in Petrozavodsk, how can they judge those fakes that are not as obvious as people expected?

If you want to uncover the mystery of UFOs, there are a lot of data resources outside the Soviet Union. A serious UFO researcher will think that this is obviously hopeless? Ufo？ Isolate the Soviet Union and ignore it.

In another decade or two, this question will be reconsidered, and people will do a simple test: Do scientists who led the research direction of UFOs in the post-Soviet era still firmly believe that the crescent-shaped UFOs in 1967 and the jellyfish-shaped UFOs in 1977 are alien spacecraft?

If the answer is yes, then we will reject them again. Although the temptation is great, especially those I call? Myth mode? For modern UFO researchers, they think that the best situation must have happened a long time ago, far away from us. Therefore, the final answer will never be the most common. The UFO incident in the Soviet Union has proved to be a fairy tale.

However, if people still have the mysterious purpose of worshipping and confusing modern UFO research, the amazing fairy tales and theories established in the wide opening of the brain will continue to strengthen this nonsense, and people will inevitably continue to be deceived and poisoned. This reality test proves that the Soviet Union's UFO research has faced failure, and non-Soviet UFO research is still in doubt.