Among all the mysterious places where scientific laws seem to break down, there’s one that hides its bizarre secrets behind the mask of a modest appearance. Peculiar lightning suddenly swarms the place, strange-shaped flying objects emerge out of nowhere, and even the ground below appears to be riddled with tunnels too smooth to be natural. This unusual place has an equally unusual name – the Medveditskaya Ridge. It can be roughly translated as Bear River Ridge, after the Medveditsa River that runs along the side of this chain of hills in western Russia. The strangeness of this area becomes visible only if you dare to take a closer look. Locals would rather avoid this region entirely, which is probably why you’ll have a hard time just finding a mere footpath to cross the ridge. And they have good reason to stay far away from these hills…
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Bizarre scars in the tree trunks 1:42
Could ball lightning be a hallucination? 3:02
Or is it a special plasma? 4:46
Declassified UFO study 6:17
Unnaturally smooth tunnels 7:50
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SUMMARY:
- Take a closer look at the trees – they’re twisted and bent. Some of them have nasty burns and smooth round-shaped scars in their trunks.
- Ball lightning – there’s no other place in the whole world where it can be seen this consistently and in such numbers. These electric spheres floating here and there can be anywhere from half an inch to 6ft in diameter!
- The ball lightning phenomenon is one of the strongest there is. But the problem is that this phenomenon happens so rarely that it’s hard to collect any cohesive information about it.
- One of the theories suggests that there’s no such thing as ball lightning – it’s only an illusion or hallucination.
- When you mistakenly look at something too bright or catch a sunbeam in your eye, it stings and then you start to see a bright green or yellowish dot everywhere you look.
- But that’s still not the case in the Medveditskaya Ridge. There, these fireballs can emerge at any time, even if there’s not a single storm cloud in the sky.
- Another less skeptical theory implies that fireballs can be the result of steam behaving abnormally.
- The most fitting ball lightning theories are those that relate to hot plasma. The only problem is that plasma doesn’t exist for more than a split second in normal conditions.
- The Medveditskaya Ridge is also famous for apparent UFO sightings! Allegedly, unidentified objects often have a triangular shape and appear to be a lot bigger than any ball lightning ever seen in this region.
- No wonder the Medveditskaya Ridge became a hot spot for UFO enthusiasts. A lot of them believe that the hills themselves are riddled with tunnels.
- Devices that measure echolocation did show that these tunnels go deep below the ground. They also have an unnaturally linear shape and smooth internal coverage. All the investigators that have come to the Medveditskaya Ridge since 1982 agree on one thing: these tunnels couldn’t have been made by nature alone.
- There is a theory that an unknown indigenous tribe might’ve chosen this mysterious place as a burial ground for their rulers and other people of power.
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