Stalker UFO - No 02 - 1990

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO STALKER
Issue: №2
Date: November 1990
Publisher: Commission for Anomalous Phenomena, Geographical Society of the USSR Academy of Sciences
Price: 50 kopecks

This issue of "UFO STALKER" focuses on the first regional meeting in Kharkov dedicated to the study of anomalous phenomena in the environment. Special correspondents report on the proceedings, which included presentations of photographic and video evidence of UFOs, eyewitness accounts, and scientific discussions.

Kharkov Regional Meeting on Anomalous Phenomena

The magazine highlights a significant regional meeting held in Kharkov, attended by 150 ufologists. The meeting aimed to address the study of anomalous phenomena (AP) and UFOs. The cover story emphasizes that special correspondents from "Stalker-UFO" are reporting directly from this event.

Key Presentations and Evidence:

• Photographic Evidence: Dimа Girenko, a student from Solnechnoye, presented 14 slides, allegedly authenticated and processed in Moscow, showing UFOs. His physics teacher, N. Zagursky, provided commentary. The magazine notes that independent expertise was conducted on these materials, with details to be published later under the "Stop-Frame" rubric.
• Scientific Discussions: The meeting featured over 50 reports and communications. Notable topics included:
• "Development and Prospects of Scientific Study of UFOs in the USSR" by A. Beletsky.
• "Informational Study of UFO Landing Sites" by V. Mantulin.
• "Classification of Active UFO Exchanges and UFOs in the Donetsk Region" by G. Leshchenko.
• "Lithospheric Hypothesis of AP Formation" by V. Salnikov.
• "On the Energy of the Solar System Planets" by A. Zolotov.
• "Energetic Plane-Elliptical Sound Lenses in a Concentric Spherical Resonator of the Solar System" by A. Kirillov.
• "Gravity and its Possible Connection to the UFO Problem" by V. Volovikov.
• "The Most Probable Search for Anomalous Objects" by V. Mantulin.
• "On the Issue of Photographic Fixation of Invisible UFOs" by A. Beletsky.
• "Intersensor Information Interaction with the Environment" by V. Grachev, E. Ermilov, P. Reimers, B. Uspensky.
• "Features of Radar UFO Observations" by E. Ermilov.
• "Vortex Interconnection of the Unified Field Structure of the Universe" by V. Mantulin.
• Contactee Account: Dr. G. Leshchenko, a candidate of medical sciences and head of a research group, presented a sensational report claiming direct communication with extraterrestrial civilizations (ETCs). He recounted the experience of Ivan Nikanorovich L., who allegedly traveled for nine days to eight planets, witnessing a ruined city and interacting with his deceased relatives on one planet. This account, supported by slides and eyewitness testimonies, is slated for full publication.
• Meeting Resolution: The meeting concluded that the AP phenomenon exists, UFO landings have been recorded, and serious research is required, involving major scientific forces. The resolution stated: "The study of the UFO-AP phenomenon is becoming a scientific necessity."

Anomalous Phenomena in Perevoz and Bashkiria

• Perevoz Incident: Lyubov Reimers, scientific secretary of the Nizhny Novgorod section for the study of anomalous phenomena, investigated a case in Perevoz where four mysterious boreholes, 7 meters deep and 15 centimeters in diameter, were discovered in a garden. The boreholes had smooth, hardened walls and were arranged in a precise rectangular pattern. Preliminary measurements of radiation and soil samples were taken, and two independent bio-location surveys confirmed the presence of concentric circles, typical of UFO landing sites.
• Bashkiria Incident: A similar phenomenon was reported from Oktyabrsky, Bashkir ASSR, in 1967. Researcher A. Zolotova investigated a luminous cloud that led to the discovery of a deep, circular hole with soot-covered walls that were highly radioactive. The analysis suggested the rapid evaporation of approximately 20 tons of rock, leading to the conclusion of a probable UFO landing.

Vimanas: Ancient Indian Flying Machines

This section explores the concept of Vimanas, described in ancient Indian texts as advanced flying machines.

• Descriptions: Texts like the "Ramayana" and "Vimanika Shastra" describe Vimanas with various shapes (rocket-like, conical, bird-like) and capabilities, including carrying passengers, traveling long distances rapidly, and even becoming invisible. The "Vimanika Shastra" reportedly details 32 "secrets" for operating these craft, some of which are beyond current understanding.
• Evidence and Interpretation: Professor Kanjilal suggests that the descriptions of Vimanas and the "gods" who used them in Vedic texts refer to representatives of an extraterrestrial civilization. Despite the lack of physical artifacts, the detailed and consistent descriptions in ancient texts are presented as significant evidence.

"Secret" Stamp: Recognition of a Colonel-General

This section refers to a previous publication in "Stalker-UFO" about a high-ranking military official acknowledging the existence of UFOs. This issue presents a "Recognition № 2" from Colonel-General A. Maksimov, who reportedly goes further by revealing details of a previously classified military directive. This directive instructed that UFO sightings be reported via telegram to central institutes, where working groups were established to analyze these reports.

The editorial appeals to other high-ranking military officials to voluntarily share their information and memoirs on UFOs, promising anonymity if desired.

Poltergeist "Gosha" in Leningrad

A case involving a poltergeist named "Gosha" is described, which was reportedly tormenting an 11-year-old girl named Marina in Leningrad. The poltergeist exhibited physical manifestations such as moving furniture, causing objects to fly, and physically assaulting the girl. The article details an attempt to expel the poltergeist using a method that involved verbally confronting it, which reportedly proved successful, as evidenced by a second video recording showing Marina no longer being affected.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The issue consistently promotes the idea that anomalous phenomena, particularly UFOs, are real and warrant serious scientific investigation. It criticizes the reluctance of mainstream academic circles to engage with the topic and highlights the importance of collecting and analyzing evidence. The magazine positions itself as a platform for disseminating information on these subjects, encouraging both public and military contributions. There is a clear editorial stance advocating for the acceptance and study of UFOs and related phenomena, challenging established scientific and military skepticism.