Name place Russia(?) Mtn where Expeditioners were Burned Alive in their Tent by Supernatural Entity?

saw it on one of the new ancient alien episode, but to me it was brief coverage, especially in postulating what caused the burns, etc.

would like to learn more about it but couldnt make out the name of the mountain, it was something like do not come here? hope im not mixing up names but anyway it was about the expeditioners on the snow stormy mountain that were burned to death despite freezing temps.

I think you're referring to the Dyatlov Pass incident - there's a thread about this somewhere on ATS already with some good info in there. I'd search it out for you but I'm at work at the mo and need to look like i'm not shirking from my workload

I think this is what you might be looking for. Sounds a bit similar to what your talking about.
Otorten Mountain range in the northern Urals

www.dbskeptic.com...


Reading the story now and does seems interesting.

thx jim & mh, yea, thats it!!

something about the story haunts me! i dont scare easily and tonite it made me feel freaked out for a moment, reading over the bizarre stuff and picturing all 10 blinded, in the frigid dark wilderness, no survivors

and the the radiation levels, yea hint at some 'weapon' testing indeed - so that caused the tongue and oral cavity to be torn out though? the grayed hair i would think would be more like charred or ashy, i think.

gosh, it should be made into a movie so people can see how it happens (according to forensics anyways) and well, wonder!

It just looks like there was an explosion and the eyes and tongues missing can be explained by animals picking on the bodies. There was no evidence of increased radiation, either an explosion or some sort of fight and then they succumed to the elements.

anyone knows, was lighting strike

ruled out?

Originally posted by ignant
saw it on one of the new ancient alien episode, but to me it was brief coverage, especially in postulating what caused the burns, etc.

would like to learn more about it but couldnt make out the name of the mountain, it was something like do not come here? hope im not mixing up names but anyway it was about the expeditioners on the snow stormy mountain that were burned to death despite freezing temps.

edit on 11-10-2011 by ignant because: (no reason given)

It definately sounds like the 'Dyatlov Pass Incident' (renamed after the leader of the ski-hiking expedition ... it was previously known as 'Mountain Of The Dead' )

This account has always fascinated me ... so much so that I wrote an article about it on my website and added many pictures etc ... you might find some of the details very interesting indeed and the death of these ski-hikers is not the only weird thing to happen here ... this is also the area where thousands of tiny metallic spirals (like the filaments of a light bulb) have been discovered ... carbon dating puts them somewhere between 80,000 - 100,000 yrs old ... and they were manufactured ... not natural formations !!!

Here's the link to my website;

PastlivesParanormal&Pagans
www.pastlivesparanormalandpagans.webeden.co.uk...

All you need to do is scroll over the sidebar and click-on Paranormal Articles ... enjoy.

Woody

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A lightning strike wouldn't cause people to rip their tent from the inside out and flee into the winter night in just socks. Maybe that's just me...

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I find this story fascinating too - I've never heard of the metallic spirals though. You said they were carbon dated, but I didn't think it was possible to carbon date metals?

Never heard of this before, but it's interesting to say the least:

I personally know that aliens are visiting us in their UFO devices. I also know that the US and the former Soviet Union have been working since about day one of that realization to build their own craft of that type.

So let's not, as the video does, attempt to shift all of the possible causes on to ETs as being the sole answer. We have to do no more than learn the details of the 1980 Cash-Landum case near Houston, Texas, to understand that the hikers and the Texas folks may have been unwittingly harmed by devices from their own governments. True, the Texas people escaped with their lives, but according to their medical problems they suffered, that was just barely so.

I don't have a definitely answer for either event, but I can repeat something that Walt Andrus personally said to my after a lecture in Austin when I inquired about MUFON's investigation of the event. He replied that the event in Texas, and the whole slew of a virtually impossible number of helicopters that surrounded the terrifically bright light of the object was not ETs, but a secret test of a US UFO-like object that had gone haywire. He further stated that the whole project was being conducted from an aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Mexico.

If you accept only that the Texas case involved simply a bright light and emitted no damaging electromagnetic waves, then there is more to tell you. A family member of mine drove that road three times a week. He saw the burned area in the asphalt where the event happened and noticed soon after that that particular section was resurfaced.

So, even this case has some bizarre twists.

Originally posted by Aliensun
I personally know that aliens are visiting us in their UFO devices...

I hate to sound so stereotypical for this site, but do you happen to have anything to back this statement up, or is it just your personal belief?

Originally posted by Jimbowsk

Originally posted by Aliensun
I personally know that aliens are visiting us in their UFO devices...

I hate to sound so stereotypical for this site, but do you happen to have anything to back this statement up, or is it just your personal belief?

Certainly, my own personal experience, but so what? You won't believe anything I say anyway so why even ask?
Why pick that little point out of the larger discussion?

(End of discussion)

Originally posted by Aliensun

Certainly, my own personal experience, but so what? You won't believe anything I say anyway so why even ask?
Why pick that little point out of the larger discussion?

(End of discussion)

No need to be so defensive and quick to judge, I actually had my own personal experience too and only wondered what made you so sure of the existence of UFO's. Maaan, the manners of some people on here. ATS is a far cry from what it used to be.

Originally posted by Jimbowsk
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I find this story fascinating too - I've never heard of the metallic spirals though. You said they were carbon dated, but I didn't think it was possible to carbon date metals?

Hey there, don't quote me on the 'carbon dating' thing that may be inaccurate ... but they were definately tested and dated by some method or another ... there was a documentary about them on TV a few years ago ... very interesting but sadly I can't remember what it was called. That said I'm sure if you Google 'metallic spirals found in the Ural Mountains' there'll be plenty of hits to read up on.

Plus 'Google image' has some pictures of the spirals too.

I remember them being described as a metallic core wrapped around with a hair-like fibre ... similar process as lightbulb filaments ... and some of the geological content was magnesium (amongst other things which was formed in layers ... there was a comparrison made to the old style camera flashbulbs)

Woody

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Yeah just been reading about them, interesting stuff!! Thanks for bringing that to my attention, I've read lots about the Dyatlov Pass incident but never heard about these bizarre spirals before!

Originally posted by Jimbowsk
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Yeah just been reading about them, interesting stuff!! Thanks for bringing that to my attention, I've read lots about the Dyatlov Pass incident but never heard about these bizarre spirals before!

My pleasure ... as soon as I saw the OP I knew exactly what they were talking about ... this has to be the most intriguing 'unexplained' event I have ever come across ... and trust me I've had more than my fair share of unexplained experiences firsthand ... but this is something else.

To be fair I don't know if the 'Dyatlov' event and the spirals have ever been linked in the past but I have been working on another project for well over a decade (experiment Man - laboratory Earth kind of stuff ... theatlanteananalysis.webeden.co.uk ) and when I realized that the two accounts occurred in the Urals I felt sure it had to be more than mere coincidence.

Woody

I've been watching those videos myself lately. My wife and I rarely watch television, except the local news, and we don't have cable. I missed all these as a result, so when I found them online it was an excellent opportunity to catch up a little. That particular event is mind-boggling, and if you don't believe in extraterrestrials, what other explanation could there possibly be? One thing that should be remembered is that according to the video this has happened twice in that area...

There is a good ATS thread about this here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

This thread has more info and its been active lately: www.abovetopsecret.com...