The Ice-Age UFO in Estonia

thanks belimoth, fascinating story,

so the Russians knew what it was, knew that it could be energized and attempted to have it propel itself out from the depths??????

they had this kind of tech way back then in 1984? (or obviously prior to that since the thing had been there so long.)

Surely these weren't ordinary Russians, but actually aliens in human form! Wow, this just gets interestinger and interestinger

There's a relatively new article in a finnish magazine dated 2005 which claims that according to later studies conducted by the Estonian Geological Institute, under the supervision of geologist Anto Raukas, the object would be a production waste pile originating from Kopli Ironworks, that operated at the region during Russian Empire's regime (possbily eighteenth century).

Link to full article with translation: translate.google.com...

Maybe someone from Estonia could know more about Kopli Ironworks?

[edit on 3-5-2010 by the deop]

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I know, that one hypotesis was, that Kopli Ironfactory had an order to make the strongest metal known to man, during the first world war (Estonia was occupied by russians). When the German troops were heading to Tallinn, they burried the "master invention" hopeing to continue the work after war. After the war Estonia got independet and so the work was forgotten.

But why would they have to burry such thing 6-7 meters deep? And why there (~10 km away)? And why they did the important invention in critical zone anyway etc etc.

I doubt this theory.

PS! belimoth, I try to uploead the second part from "Kolmas silm" tomorrow



[edit on 3-5-2010 by toomas]

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What do you mean the 5GHz range can hurt your DNA. The new wireless protocol operates 5725-5875 MHz. So what you are saying is that the wireless router will kill you....
It will probably be deadly if the amplitude is very high.

[edit on 3/5/10 by defiler]

Originally posted by Skyfloating

Originally posted by Amandla
Well, driving over there is not that simple, the object is underground (7-8m), under some people´s backyard. I remember how this woman, who lived the house said, that she´s fed up, that over 10 years people constantly come to dig there, and not ordinary people, but scientist, military people etc.

The reports I see are from the 80s and Id like to know what the place looks like in the year 2010, whether anyone lives there, whether any digging has gone on there, what the neighbours are saying etc.

This ATS-thread is now available on google so maybe someone will come forward with information.

one of the posts said the daughter and her family live there and want to be left alone, there was an address to look up on goole earth

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[edit on 3-5-2010 by research100]

Originally posted by defiler
reply to post by StargateSG7

 

What do you mean the 5GHz range can hurt your DNA. The new wireless protocol operates 5725-5875 MHz. So what you are saying is that the wireless router will kill you....
It will probably be deadly if the amplitude is very high.

[edit on 3/5/10 by defiler]

On a pure radiological basis, ANYTHING over 700 MHZ WILL CAUSE
localized heating and structural damage to DNA strands which are
nothing more than 4-bit pieces (i.e. the 4 DNA bases) of biological
computer code. I was present at a meeting (which was video
recorded by me) that had an accredited scientist (ironically for
our local power producer BC Hydro) who had some pretty
conclusive Statistical PROOF and peer-validated evidence of
localized cranial tissue heating & structural damage during cell
phone use at 800/900 MHZ and further studies into the 1800/1900
MHZ bands of cell phone and wireless router frequencies.
(i.e. 2.2 and 5 GHZ)

This also happens at ANY frequency greater than 700 MHZ.
SO YES your 2.2 GHZ and 5 GHZ wireless router WILL BE doing
some HEAT damage to your brain tissue which DOES DO SOME
damage to DNA strands...but like modern computer systems
there IS some excellent bit-error detection mechanisms built
into DNA which allows it to repair quite a bit of damage and
transcription errors all by itself.

On a purely medical basis, the damage done is generally
insignificant on an acute basis and only manifests itself into
long term brain-centric tumours such as a Glioma or
Neuro-blastoma many decades into your life-span,
so you're pretty much safe on a statistical basis
with a 1/25,000th chance of getting such a tumour
but if you're that specific case that does get such a tumour,
you're pretty much toast and this rant won't do you any good
or make you feel any better!

Anything ABOVE 2 GHZ gets you pretty close to having an object
that acts like a running microwave oven cooker pointed at your
head where the effects are much more acute and damaging.
This is why I personnally stay with wireless home
phones in the 1900 MHZ +/- range rather than the
more modern 5 GHZ phones and 2.2/5 GHZ routers.

In my PERSONAL opinion, the 800/900 MHZ frequencies penetrate
far too deeply into tissue causing internal soft tissue jiggling and
heating while the 2.2 GHZ frequencies get too close to jiggling
the water molecules and that creating a localized heating effect.

The band around 1800/1900 MHZ of GSM/CDMA cell phone
communications does the least damage for the greatest benefit.
Although you should be aware that the sawtooth waveform
of GSM phones (i.e. AT&T/Rogers) HAS BEEN SHOWN to cause
unnatural resonance of soft tissue while the CDMA (Verizon/Telus)
waveform seems to be more biologically compatible with
human soft tissues.

For me, I just don't feel like pointing a handheld microwave oven
at my brain tissue for hours on end. At least the 1800/1900 MHZ
waves only do localized heating and not true DNA strand disruption
like the 2.2 and 5 GHZ bands do which is why I DO NOT HAVE
a wireless router anywhere in my living space or at work.

Everything is WIRED or fibre-optic! I've read the studies
and perused the endless pages of statistical graphs of
brain tissue heating studies such that I know better than
to willingly subject myself to such wireless cooking of my
brain tissues and DNA strands!

On a secondary note, I keep wondering and asking myself
WHY we are even using radio-frequencies for communications
when a number of companies have done some impressive
research (i.e. D-Wave) that pretty much proves we can do
petabytes a second no matter the distance be it the next
room or the next galaxy using Spooky-Action-At-A-Distance
of Quantum Communications (i.e. synchronized Q-bits)
which allows us to BLOW AWAY ANY current router/wireless
internet connection speed into the 1000 Terabytes per second
range.

See these links:

Quantum Communications:
www.physorg.com...

www.sciencedaily.com...

www.quantiki.org...

Quantum computing:
www.dwavesys.com...

www.youtube.com...

I know current wireless communications is cheap but
quantum communications is BETTER and WAAAAAAY FASTER!


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[edit on 2010/5/3 by StargateSG7]

And getting back to the Estonian UFO, a simple offer of purchase
of around $250,000 and a couple of big 65 inch FlatScreen TV's
should do the trick to convince the current owners to move!

It is likely that any object would be already gone, BUT there would
be likely some radiologically active soil samples and/or residual
metal fragments which would be trivial to analyze using
mass spectrometry and electron microscopy at any modern
metallurgical laboratory so as to find any unusual fuel sources,
unusual compounding of metal or ceramic composites.

And to add some further fuel to the fire, I am beginning to
suspect the item is actually a NATO radio-beacon or
a sealed autonomous signals monitoring station which
was basically spying on the USSR (Soviet Union).

Why? If it was a Russian device, they would have been more
energetic in their efforts to remove it while if it was a NATO device,
they would have left it where it was and monitored its emissions
so as to duplicate them for creating & feeding false information
to Western forces.

If it's STILL PRESENT on the property, then I still think the
device itself is very dangerous because probably uses some
sort of radio-isotope based power system and probably (STILL!)
emits some dangerous high-powered radio emissions that people
shouldn't be standing so close to!

[edit on 2010/5/3 by StargateSG7]

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Can you post me a link with his research.
And I'm aware of the discussion about microwave frequencies and cancer.
But it says that the mobile phones use 1-2 watts of power so I think that the wave has very low amplitude to do damage.
The microwave oven operates I think at the 2.5 GHz range wich is similar with the wavelength from the old wireless protocol but it has power of 1000 watts. So it has more energy.
The energy from the mobile phones and the routers does heat the water molecules but with its low power 1-2 wats it heats them for less than 1 C. And the blood system is more than capable to deal with that. The sun during the daytime can heat your head a lot more than the wifi.

There is no conclusive scientific proof that they can cause cancer.
If your friend has some evidence I will read it.
But still I'm a bit uneasy because my wireless antenna being 20 cm away from my head. I will probably buy a lan cable.

On the toppic. Can the members that live near the family talk with them or send them a letter so they can give some samples or let somebody in? Or to join ATS.

[edit on 3/5/10 by defiler]

Originally posted by defiler
reply to post by StargateSG7

 

Can you post me a link with his research.
And I'm aware of the discussion about microwave frequencies and cancer.
But it says that the mobile phones use 1-2 watts of power so I think that the
wave has very low amplitude to do damage. The microwave oven operates
I think at the 2.5 GHz range wich is similar with the wavelength from the old wireless protocol but it has power of 1000 watts. So it has more energy.
The energy from the mobile phones and the routers does heat the water molecules but with its low power 1-2 wats it heats them for less than 1 C. And the blood system is more than capable to deal with that. The sun during the daytime can heat your head a lot more than the wifi.

There is no conclusive scientific proof that they can cause cancer.
If your friend has some evidence I will read it.
But still I'm a bit uneasy because my wireless antenna being 20 cm away from my head. I will probably buy a lan cable.

On the toppic. Can the members that live near the family talk with them or send them a letter so they can give some samples or let somebody in? Or to join ATS.

[edit on 3/5/10 by defiler]

The researcher was hired by BC Hydro and she was a Russian scientist
chosen to speak at a symposium which I recorded on Video which I need
to find in our tape library to get her actual name which escapes me right now.

Her research specifically dealt with localized heating of brain tissue
which showed a direct correlation with axonal deficiencies (i.e. damage to
neuron fibre ends) as duration to frequencies in the 800/900 MHZ and the
1800/1900 mhz bands increased. Her research included numerous graphs
that provided some pretty convincing evidence of in-brain tissue heat
damage in specific areas near the ear areas as phones are held close to
the head.

The suns rays give off thermal radiation (i.e. infrared) which heats bone
structure and thus creates surface heating of brain tissue through convection
while radiative emission in the cell phone bands seem to affect internal brain
structures in a manner similar to microwave cooking by excitation of water
molecules at power levels even less than 1 watt. Surface heating is
something our bodies can easily handle by using our circulatory system
to cool specific areas of our heads. Deep tissue excitation is something
else altogether and it's like cooking a roast from the inside out by
microwaving it!

In other research I have seen, it was not the actual damage done by
heat transfer that causes problems but a POSSIBLE EXPLANATION
in that the high frequency excitement of neural tissues literally shear
and tear the ends of the neuronal connections as the neurons are
SHAKEN AND STIRRED by high frequency radio waves which excite
the water molecules or other chemically active compounds which are
sensitive to excitation at specific frequences. This may explain why some
research indicates that certain radio frequencies are worse than others in
causing localized heat damage of neuronal tissue. It could be that the
sodium/potassium/lithium ions we have at the end of our axions
which do the actual exchange of electrical signals are sensitive to
excitation by individual bands of radio wave frequencies which rip
the connections apart much like undoing velcro tabs.

This ripping MAY CAUSE (NOT PROVEN!) defects in brain tissue
communications possibly giving rise to tumours, etc.

There is NO CURRENT, LONG-TERM STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT STUDY
that specifically links cell phone radiation to direct growth of brain tumours
or other soft tissue tumours. There IS conclusive evidence of localized
heating effects of brain tissue exposed to cell phone bands of radiation
that DOES GIVE RISE to slight tissue damage POSSIBLY
due to shearing and/or ripping of axion end-caps by specific excitation
of sodium/potassium/lithium compounds. (i.e. breaking their connections).

I will have to get back to you on the name of the researcher which
I will look up in our video symposium archives which I remember
taking place in the years 1999/2000/2001!

Originally posted by belimoth
The to be continued slip at the end of the article is in fact there because there is supposedly a second part to this story. It was most likely printed in a later issue of the magazine and I haven't yet tracked it down. I will however try to do so and when I have it, I will translate and upload the story like this one.
Enjoy the story!

Second part: picasaweb.google.com...#

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Very awesome. First time I see the full story.

Originally posted by belimoth
Well, these three posts are the story translated. I did not translate the beginning of the article because that is mainly general UFO discussion and does not really add anything to the story itself.

Great work belimoth, thanks for posting this very interesting translation.
It’s really is an important contribution to this thread/case.

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Thanks to toomas, here is the second half of the story translated. Again, mulitple posts incoming.

* * *

Heading - The base is found

The next the laser guys announced that they are going to have a break, that they need to think a bit. They ordered transport from me and together we proceeded to Kaiu Mahtra bog in Rapla County. They were happily jumping around the frozen fen ponds for an hour, equipped with some form of bitumen rods, waving those, recording speech on a recorder, taking lots of pictures with Japanese cameras - very impressive technology - of what appeared to me like totally normal bog.

Then they came out of the bog and were so-so happy! They put some cigarettes to their lips and patted me on the shoulder, saying "very good that you brought us here!" I asked about the significance of this place and they answered with an all-knowing tone that there is a base here.

Since they were so satisfied with the findings of the day, I was invited to hotel Olympia, where they were staying on the 14th floor. Then they tried to energize/launch theobject at Merivälja from a distance, from that very same hotel room on the 14th floor.

The general and some men were at Hõbekuuse, constantly communicating with the hotel. However that attempt did not yield any results either.

Heading - What were they attempting to do, what were they looking for?

In fact it took over ten years before I heard first hand that they were looking for a flying object that is hidden underground. This happened at the House of Engineers during a meeting between party loyalists and the Council of Ministers. A piece of metal was shown and our guys were staring at it with their mouths open... It was said that they were dealing with such an original object that does not require an engine, but that the material itself is a - and then they used the word 'gerator' - "There is no generator, there is no engine, there is just the gerator." (trans. gerator - it appears to be a shortened version of the word generator in Russian; keep in mind that in Russian the 'g' at the beginning of the word is pronounced like a 'g' in 'dig' and not like in the English word generator.)

Judging by the discussion between themselves I could deduce that they were dealing with some manner of a transformator or in a later context - a transmitter, some manner of an amplifier that consists of six or nine separate components. That is what they were after the most. When they were packing up, a younger officer told that "when we were energizing at lake Ladoga and it came up, the soldiers were filling the hole for seven weeks." It was logical to believe that the Russians were in possession of analogous material or even objects.

I was shown a photograph that was taken near the Aral sea. On the sand dunes there was a "saucer" with a module on top. The officer told me that it was the same ours. When the Russians were unsuccesful to energize and launch it, they finally said that the object is "migrating". If I have bent my firefighting pick axe banging on something inside glacial clay and someone tells me that the object is migrating... Something does not add up here.

Another version was then theorized: "it could be the object is sublimating." Sublimating means that the object is converting from one aggregate form/status to another. Now, a lot later, knowing about quantum shifts it is possible that the object could have been transforming. The Russians had already experienced that, because one of the options for extracting the object was to set up very thin ceramic tubing across 40 square meters and to "suck" the object from within the ground into them. This already sounded like complete science fiction.

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[edit on 5-5-2010 by belimoth]

Heading - The last piece

The stone of Merivälja is within the soil to this day, but the last splinter was unfortunately lost. This story is even a bit sad.

The last splinter was held by geologist Herbert Viiding, who experimented and demonstrated it at various meetings. Once, driving back from Pärnu, he showed the splinter to friend and the car jumping on the bad road caused him to drop it onto the floor of the vehicle instead back into his suitcase. Later, when cleaning the car, he simply threw it out as something he believed to be random trash.

Heading - Epilogue: The Corso report and the alien of Muhu Island

In 1997 the book "A Day after Roswell" was published in the US, written by Philip Corso (1915-1998), a Jewish officer, who from the year 1968 worked at the Pentagon as the assistant manager at the department of development and technology. Corso later did a notarized will for the youth of Ameria - so that they could know what was going on in the world. Therein he wrote that he has never seen the Roswell UFO in one piece, but that he has seen two bodies conserved in formalin at the Wright Fort military base, Ohio in 1947. He was able to see those when his friend was posted as a guard. With the utmost secrecy they opened the containers and looked at the beings. They had two versions: they were either mutants from Hiroshima or Nagasaki; or they were Speer's experiments captured from German concentration camps, mutants in either case.

But when he was supposed to process state orders at the Pentagon, based on the technology that was supposedly taken from Roswell, he said that practically all of micro-processor, night vision and carbon fibre technologies were backwards engineered from UFOs. But what sounded the most intriguing and relevant from Corso's tales: the Roswell UFO did not have power generator and it also lacked navigational instruments in our sense. The most weird and also the most appealing was the end of this story...

Heading - The alien of Muhu Island

Over ten years ago I visited the island of Muhu, where a woman told that some kind of a monster came to his room, took his hand, pulled her up next to her husband and said that come with us... The woman panicked and she bit the monster, who then released her, but promised to return. This story reached me on the third day through a journalist. And with all haste I made my way to the scene. We arrived and met with Tiiu, who was a competent witness, but shaking all over. Her excitement was uncanny, when she started remembering the incident answering our questions.

She told us that she could taste metal when biting and that the sound was like she was biting into a waffle. I asked what happened, did she take a whole bite from the alien? She said yes and that the piece stayed in her mouth. What happened next? The piece fell out of my mouth. From a researcher's perspective this could not have been any more exciting. If she had swallowed the piece, I would have waited with a night pot next to her bed.

But she said she had dropped it, which meant that the piece had to be somewhere in the room. She had not cleaned the place in the mean time. We started investigating. We asked for permission to move furniture, marked down the grid and found two components from the relevant area. One of those was a small piece of rubber, but the more interesting one was similar to a dried piece of apple. This piece was shaped according to the crescent shape of the teeth. It was pale yellow/white and elastic to the touch. There was no crunching sound similar to waffles, but who knows how these things change when dried. We bagged the evidence. 9-10 years later, when reading Corso's material, the similarities were striking.

Heading - The stone of Merivälja: tying up loose ends

The Poluytechnical Institute in Tallinn had a year earlier received an electron microscope from the UK, which allowed performing proper analysis. And now here am I, with a suspicious looking piece of dried apple, asking for an analysis. But not long after leaving the building when I heard the next morning how the house was filled with wild people, because a piece of an alien had arrived there.

Miss Urve performed a comprehensive analysis in the lab and the report was written thusly: the most likely origin of the sample is a succulent Southern plant, characteristics include ventilation openings, cell structure etc. The chemical consistence is also known. And 9 years later I read from Corso's report: the analysis of the Roswell saucer of pilots revealed that the beings were synthetic biological organisms; they multiplied by other means than sex, but they did have biological organism and most likely an artificial brain - therefore cybernetic beings. And the bodies were covered with space-suit-skin that was reminiscent of Southern succulent plantlife.

* * *

OK, that's it. I haven't read Corso myself, and I cannot comment upon him being a fraud or not.

At some earlier point I said that Volke is more like Friedman. Why I believe that is an apt comparison is that Volke has never tried to profit from his work.

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Thanks again for your translation -- sooooo fascinating; especially

the analysis of the Roswell saucer of pilots revealed that the beings were synthetic biological organisms; they multiplied by other means than sex, but they did have biological organism and most likely an artificial brain - therefore cybernetic beings. And the bodies were covered with space-suit-skin that was reminiscent of Southern succulent plantlife.

I'm not all that much into alien threads; although I believe in them. This info is totally new to me -- what an interesting concept - some sort of manufactured electronics/artificial intelligence carried around in a body that is engineered from plant based material.

wow, just wow. Now the way "grays" are described to look and act totally makes sense.

Very interesting continuation indeed belimoth, essecially this part.

We were in the bus with the motor running, waiting for 20 minutes, lights were blinking, the laser was aimed... Real science fiction. Lieutenat general walked across the grounds, so did the man with the laser, doing something, talking among themselves. After some time had passed, Dejev took off the headphones, laid down the laser and told Varganov that "It is energized, but won't start!" Imagine me and our people who are all doubting whether there is some kind of a saucer inside the ground or not - and some mystical party is attempting to energize soemthing seven meters deep... And that it is already energized, but won't start.

It seems as if they have done such things more then only there.

Originally posted by belimoth

In 1997 the book "A Day after Roswell" was published in the US, written by Philip Corso (1915-1998), a Jewish officer, who from the year 1968 worked at the Pentagon as the assistant manager at the department of development and technology. Corso later did a notarized will for the youth of Ameria - so that they could know what was going on in the world. Therein he wrote that he has never seen the Roswell UFO in one piece, but that he has seen two bodies conserved in formalin at the Wright Fort military base, Ohio in 1947. He was able to see those when his friend was posted as a guard. With the utmost secrecy they opened the containers and looked at the beings. They had two versions: they were either mutants from Hiroshima or Nagasaki; or they were Speer's experiments captured from German concentration camps, mutants in either case.

Regarding the two versions you named there, I have Corso’s book "A Day after Roswell" at home and I thought you would find it interesting to see how Corso himself described that in his book.

It’s a pretty large part in where he describes how the creature looks; therefore I typed only the last remarks of him over.

I allowed myself more time to look at the creature that I should have.
I suppose, because that night I missed the time checks on the rest of my rounds and believed I’d have to come up with a pretty good explanation for the lateness of my other stops to verify the sentry assignments.

But what I was looking at was worth any trouble I’d get into the next day. This thing was truly fascinating and at the same time utterly horrible.

It challenged every conception I had, and I hoped against hope that I was looking at some form of atomic human mutilation.

I knew I couldn’t ask anybody about it, and I hoped I would never see its like again.
I came up with explanation after explanation for its existence, despite what I’d read on the enclosed document; It was shipped here from Hiroshima, it was the result of a Nazi genetic experiment, it was a dead circus freak, it was anything but what I knew it was---what it had to be: an extraterrestrial.

On that enclosed document he found on that coffin was said that the creature was an inhabitant of a craft that had crash-landed in Roswell earlier that week.


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ok , why would someone building a garen wall dig to 7 or 8 metres approx 23 feet? does this not strike anybody as slightly suspicioius/odd?

WARNING ABOUT RADIATION HAZARDS:

RE: Estonian Buried UFO

Just an update to my previous two posts regarding
WHY EVERYONE should be careful when working around
ANY source of Radio Frequency emissions and ANY devices
(BURIED OR NOT!) that might emit radiation in the the bands
from 700 MHZ to 35 GHZ from mobile phones, cell towers, wireless
routers, Radioisotope batteries and of course microwaves from
radar, satellite dishes, big radio antennae and of course,
BURIED ESTONIAN UFO's!!!!!

One thing I do like to do in ALL my posts is to quote and outline
sources that I would consider as being Peer-Reviewed or at least
CREDIBLE in the eyes of laymen and scientists!

I hope this helps:

Radiation Effects on the Human Body:
www.wisegeek.com...

Health and Environmental Issues
Linked to the Nuclear Fuel Chain:
www.ccnr.org...

Health Effects of Radiation by the EPA:
www.epa.gov...

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Links and Answers to requests for data by previous posters:

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The original article from 1999 I was looking for that outlined
deep tissue heating effects caused by Cell phones:
www.mate.tue.nl...

Peer reviewed journal indicating eye lens damage cause by RF exposure:
www.researchgate.net...

Excellent presentation on the Thermal and non-thermal effects of RF on the body:
www.docstoc.com...

Mobile phone radiation causes changes in gene and protein expression
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...


Articles on EMF Hyper-sensitivity in individuals:
www.who.int...

www.who.int...

Good Background Source using Laymen's terms:
www.radiationresearch.org...

Current issues and people in the EMF/Cell Radiation Field to be aware of
www.microwavenews.com...


Rebuttal Peer review articles indictaing no immediate or acute effects of RF exposure
in specific cell phone bands:

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...



So to tie in my earlier posts with the Estonian UFO thing,
EVERYONE who thinks they might want to dig the thing up
IS WARNED to apply PROPER safety procedures when dealing
with ionizing or non-ionizing radiation and ELF/EMF/RF exposure,
thus I have provided some decent links to help you protect
yourself by arming yourself with GOOD info:


Radiation Safety Weblinks:

Radiation Safety Institute of Canada
www.radiationsafety.ca...

Radiation Protection Bureau of Health Canada:
www.hc-sc.gc.ca...

Canadian Radiation Protection Association's Website:
www.crpa-acrp.ca...

British Columbia Health - Radiation Hazards Website:
www.bccdc.ca...

US-based Occupation Health and Safety (OSHA)

www.osha.gov...

www.osha.gov...

Services and Product available for Radiation Protection:

Radiation Protection Services:
www2.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca...

www.radsafety.com...

Radiation Suits and Protection products:
www.radshield.com...

Radiation Sheilding using Luad sheeting:
www.marshield.com...

EMF/RFI Sheilding:
www.mumetal.com...


Otherwise the estonion device is PROBABLY radioactive
which is WHY it might still be there left over from the Cold War
OR if it is gone then the SOIL and left-over debris MIGHT STILL
BE HARMFUL and ACTIVELY EMITTING RQADIATION!

So be careful out there if you're thinking of digging it up!

Originally posted by gambon
ok , why would someone building a garen wall dig to 7 or 8 metres approx 23 feet? does this not strike anybody as slightly suspicioius/odd?

There has never been talk of a wall, the owner was digging a well for water.

Sorry if there's a typo in there somewhere that turns a well into a wall.