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As the story goes, a huge dirigible-shaped object first attracted attention on August 28, 1991 at 4:42 local time when it appeared on the radar screens of the Mangishlak Peninsula, flying from west to east at 960 km per hour and at an altitude of 6600 meters. The object would not respond to communications, and fighter jets were sent to intercept it. The pilots intercepted it over the Arial Sea, and described it as dirigible-shaped, 600 meters long and 110 meters wide, with very little surface detail except for two round "holes" near the front. The object did not react in any way to the presence of the jets.
When approached, however, the MIG's systems shut down and engines began to malfunction. The object began to make zigzag evasive maneuvers and increased its speed from 960 km/h to 6800 km/h.
About half an hour later, the object disappeared from the radar, in the area of Lake Issyk-Kul near the border of Krygyzstan and Kazakhstan.
The next major development occured a month later, when reports began to trickle back that a huge UFO had been seen to crash in the Tien-Shan mountains. The site was said to be in a gorge named "Shaitan Mazar" or "Grave of the Devil". A search party dispatched failed to reach it due to heavy snowfall. An Air Force helicopter sent there also failed, as it had crashed.
In June of 1992, a second expedition was mounted, which arrived on-site on 6/12/92 and set up a base camp 2.5 kilometers NNW from the actual crash site. The path of the object was noted to be such that it had slid 1700 meters after hitting the ground. It then exploded from within its center, blasting it into almost two equal parts and bending its internal structure outwards from the center of the explosion. Decks and interior features were visible inside the object through the gap made by the blast.
The expedition immediately noticed the following unusual effects when they began to examine the object:
* They could not photograph the object because some sort of radiation exposed all film and ruined all videotape. Whenever a member of the party got closer than 800 meters to the object, he began to feel unusual anxiety, depression, and exhaustion.
* Within this 800 meter range, the men's hair stood on end. Instruments showed an unusually high amount of static electricity in the area.
* Compasses and magnetometers refused to function properly in the area of the object. Measurement devices registered no magnetic fields at all within an elliptically-shaped area centered on the object and measuring 2230 meters long and 1700 meters wide. Even naturally occurring magnetic rocks showed no magnetic field within this ellipse.
* All clocks and wristwatches stopped at a distance of 600 meters from the object.
* Anyone who approached the object began to suffer from some sort of radiation burns at a distance of 500 meters.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I like how UFO stories on ATS can get multiple S&F's without video/photo "evidence"...
NOT!
Fact or fiction?
Originally posted by conspiracy101
Could i get some coordinates to the crash site please. i had trouble pulling up your link id really like to see it.
PvP OK ! "Tien-Shan (Sh.Mazar)" ?! Do you already have the geographical coordinates for the location (latitude and longitude) ?
GJ Coordinates - between 42o10'-42o12' of northern latitude, and between 79o40'-79o42' of east longitude. Kirghizia, to the east of lake Isyk-Kul, 100 kms exact on east from Przhevalsk town, opposite to "peak of a Victory" ("Pik Pobedy" - on Russian). Coordinates are geological, without the amendment on magnetic declination and rapproachement of meridians.
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I like how UFO stories on ATS can get multiple S&F's without video/photo "evidence"...
NOT!
Originally posted by conspiracy101
Could i get some coordinates to the crash site please. i had trouble pulling up your link id really like to see it.
Originally posted by FireMoon
Me , i find it incredibly interesting that the location is called Shaitan, to those who study the more esoteric areas of knowledge, that name holds a deep deep resonance.
Here we reach an interesting point. Is the name designed to draw us in and add weight to a hoax? Or is it a perfect piece of serendipity that such a crash should happen in that specific location?
Originally posted by chunder
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
I like how UFO stories on ATS can get multiple S&F's without video/photo "evidence"...
NOT!
I like how UFO stories on ATS can get multiple S&F's with video/photo "evidence"...
NOT!