ВИЗИТ

Magazine Overview

Title: ВИЗИТ (VISIT)
Issue: 1
Volume: 1
Date: November 1990
Publisher: Editorial Board of the Almanac "VISIT"
Country: Russia
Language: Russian
Price: 1 ruble

This first issue of the almanac "VISIT" focuses on the intersection of UFO phenomena with terrestrial events and scientific inquiry. The cover prominently asks, "Is a UFO involved in the Asbest explosion?" setting the tone for a collection of articles exploring unexplained phenomena, eyewitness accounts, and theoretical discussions.

Main Articles and Reports

The Asbest Explosion: A UFO Connection?

The issue opens with an official report on a catastrophic explosion at the "Uralasbest" combine in Asbest on November 1, 1990, which claimed several lives and caused significant damage. The report notes that the substance involved was considered safe, leading to local rumors about a potential UFO involvement. The article then presents a story from the same day where a UFO, described as a glowing ball, appeared over the explosion site shortly after the incident. This sighting, along with other reports from various towns in the Sverdlovsk region, suggests a possible link between the explosion and unexplained aerial phenomena.

UFO Sightings in the Urals

Numerous eyewitness accounts from towns like Pervouralsk, Nizhny Tagil, Irbit, and Kamensk-Uralsky detail sightings of mysterious objects in the Ural sky. These include reports of changing shapes such as balls, triangles, and trapezoids, as well as shimmering clouds and dancing moons. The Sverdlovsk UFO commission has received hundreds of such reports, indicating a significant level of unexplained aerial activity in the region.

"Abductees of UFOs": The Deevo-Aromashevo Incident

This section recounts a specific incident near the villages of Deevo and Aromashevo on November 1, 1990. Witnesses driving an UAZ vehicle observed a matte-colored ball-shaped object emerge from a white cloud. The object then began to spin, emitting a bluish-green beam and moving rapidly towards their vehicle, enveloping it in a fog-like substance. The vehicle managed to escape the fog, and the object then moved away parallel to the road.

"Star Nebula": The Degtyarsk Sighting

On November 2, 1990, in Degtyarsk, witnesses observed a beautiful phenomenon: a glowing ball surrounded by several rings. The object flew from west to east before abruptly disappearing into a mist, leaving a bright semicircle on the horizon.

"My Kai": A Telepathic Encounter

Marina Shcheplyagina shares her personal experience of telepathic contact with an entity named Kai. She describes how her belongings would mysteriously move, and how she began receiving mental messages. Kai claims to be a human from the sixth dimension, 28 centimeters tall, and states that he needs information and help because his energy is running out. He also requests her son, Egor, born after a specific date, for an unspecified purpose.

"Mysteries of Karelian Lake": A UFO Investigation

This article details an expedition to a lake in Karelia following reports of a glowing ball submerging into it in 1928. The incident reportedly left a luminous pink pool. Over the years, locals reported encounters with strange beings described as 'water dwellers.' The expedition, involving UFO researchers and filmmakers, documented anomalous phenomena, including poltergeist activity, luminous 'plasmoids' resembling dumbbells, and strange lights and symbols in the sky. The researchers also reported a telepathic exchange with entities who identified themselves as 'messengers of BC' and claimed their purpose was 'to purify the atmosphere.'

"Sign of God?": Victor K.'s Contact Experience

Victor K. recounts an encounter with a being who communicated telepathically and through projected images. The being identified itself as a representative from another civilization and claimed that Earth's energy consumption was unsustainable, citing the destruction of a tenth planet as an example. Victor was offered a role as a representative on Earth and was shown a book, which he perceived as the Bible with incorrect information. The being promised to take Victor to its world in six months. Following this encounter, Victor developed healing abilities and experienced physical manifestations, including a red cross-like mark on his back.

UFOs: Rumors and Facts

This section analyzes details from UFO contactee accounts, noting common themes such as memory blockage and descriptions of alien spacecraft and planets. It references the Betty and Barney Hill abduction case, highlighting the challenges in reconstructing their memories through hypnosis. The article also touches upon the concept of 'time zones' and the potential for manipulation of time and space by advanced civilizations.

Scientific Perspectives on Time, Space, and UFOs

Academician A. I. Veinik's theories on time and space are discussed. Veinik proposes that time is not universal and that different celestial bodies have their own 'cosmic frequencies' (SKCh). He suggests that UFOs may exploit differences in these frequencies for travel and that human perception is limited by Earth's SKCh. The article also mentions Professor N. Kozyrev's research on time as a physical factor that can be influenced.

The "Resonance" Enterprise

This section details the services offered by the "Resonance" enterprise, which specializes in developing and manufacturing various devices for security systems, measurement instruments using laser technology, and optoelectronic systems. They also offer services related to computer networks and telecommunications.

"Soyuzufo-center": UFO Research and Education

The "Soyuzufo-center" announces its correspondence courses in ufology, covering topics such as UFO observation, data collection, alien contacts, and paleoufology. They also publish a popular science journal on UFOs and offer a series of brochures on related subjects.

All-Union UFO Association

The formation of the All-Union UFO Association is announced, with cosmonaut P. Popovich as its president. The association aims to coordinate UFO research, connect with international organizations, and engage in publishing activities.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The almanac "VISIT" adopts a stance that is open to exploring unexplained phenomena, particularly UFOs, and their potential connections to terrestrial events. It presents a mix of eyewitness accounts, personal testimonies, and scientific theories, encouraging readers to consider possibilities beyond conventional explanations. The editorial board expresses a commitment to publishing materials on UFOs, bio-energy, and parapsychology, aiming to broaden readers' understanding of the world and humanity's place in the cosmos. The publication seems to lean towards presenting evidence and theories that support the existence of UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence, while also acknowledging the challenges and skepticism within the scientific community.