Anomalous Zones of Uzbekistan (Video)

Baysun – A Mysterious Territory

Tourists in southern Uzbekistan are offered the chance to observe an anomalous phenomenon. Contrary to all laws of physics and logic, an unknown force makes a car move uphill with the engine turned off.

The car even gains speed while ascending. What happens over this 50-meter stretch is called a miracle by the locals. However, scientists believe it is merely an optical illusion. Even water poured onto the road flows uphill instead of downhill. The anomalous zone is located in a unique ethnographic reserve - Baysun.

Many claim that in the Baysun reserve, on a mountain slope, there is an anomalous zone where no laws of physics apply. This is indeed the case. Almost every tourist who comes here tries to verify this fact. Most often, they experiment with water and a car. Pouring liquid onto the ground, according to the laws of physics, it should flow downhill. But not here. A small stream carves its path uphill. No one can explain this.

Similar experiments are conducted with a car. With the engine running, the car goes uphill faster than it descends. The "iron horse" not only moves against the force of gravity but also gains speed while doing so. How this happens is unknown to anyone.

Interestingly, this anomalous zone is not widespread across the entire mountain, but is confined to a specific area of just 50 meters. There are other unusual places on the planet that occupy approximately the same territory and where non-standard phenomena occur. What causes such wonders remains unexplored.

Some scientists assert that these phenomena occur because an unusual magnetic field passes through this area, affecting any object (even the heaviest) and causing it to move rapidly upward.

There is also a theory that this is indeed a gravitational anomaly. But how can it occur over such a small area? It is suggested that this is a warped space. But then why do the objects in this zone not change shape (do not succumb to distortion), while the anomalous effect occurs?

A truly unforgettable and interesting vacation can be had in the mountains of Uzbekistan, especially in the Baysun reserve. Here, you can not only admire the charming, picturesque nature but also personally experience the anomalous phenomenon.

Perhaps one day scientists will unravel the mystery of this unique place, which attracts tourists from all corners of the world.


UFOs Reappear in the Sky Over Uzbekistan

Recently, a resident of Tashkent, an employee of the National Research Institute of Virology and head of the National Influenza Center, Ravshan Rakhimov, managed to photograph a UFO. This happened completely by chance. The photography enthusiast, who often goes out into nature, was capturing beautiful mountain landscapes near the Beldersay area.

- This occurred in a recreation area located in the mountains, about fifty kilometers from Tashkent. After breakfast, I went for a walk and to photograph the local scenery, - Rakhimov recounts. - The weather was clear, with not a single cloud in the sky. Among other things, I photographed a tree growing on a rock, and at the time, I noticed nothing suspicious. I took photos on other days as well, in different weather conditions.

UFO in the Sky Over Tashkent

And then, five days later, upon returning to Tashkent and copying the images to my computer, I suddenly noticed an unusual spot in the sky next to the tree. In the enlarged photo, I saw an object that closely resembled the classic description of a UFO, albeit blurred. I began to enlarge the other photos and saw several more unclear spots that did not resemble natural phenomena. Interestingly, as in many similar descriptions, there was a military facility located not far from the recreation area.

We sought comments from a well-known ufologist in the republic, physicist-astronomer by profession, and former head of the Central Asian Ufological Expedition, Valery Ivants. After studying the photos taken by Rakhimov, he confirmed that, most likely, the amateur photographer indeed got lucky, and the images show a UFO.

The object captured is clearly of a technogenic nature, meaning it is not an atmospheric phenomenon, but something created by some intelligence, either earthly or extraterrestrial, - believes Ivants. - Moreover, the object has a distinctly saucer-shaped, disc-like form, which is often attributed to UFOs by witnesses. I have many similar photographs in my archive, but most of them are much less clear.

Extraterrestrial civilizations exist, and we have to accept that. I never base my conclusions on the accounts of ordinary people who claim to have seen UFOs. First and foremost, I rely on documents.

For example, in the early 90s, in Tashkent, near the Yunusabad television tower, an entire police battalion witnessed a UFO landing in the area of a water intake and even the disembarkation of humanoids, as reflected in the report of Major Gafurov, signed by many other officers. The largest influx of UFOs in Uzbekistan occurred in the early 90s.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, many negative processes began, and other civilizations became very concerned.

At that time, an enormous number of their ships began to traverse the sky over our territory. There were countless testimonies.

I myself have seen them, my friends have seen them, and hundreds of photographs have been preserved. There were areas where people became accustomed to UFOs just like passing trains. The military even tried to engage them with laser installations. But it resembled ants trying to experiment with a human; in short, it was child’s play.

In the mid-90s, there was a lull, and now again, there is a noticeable increase in visits from other civilizations. What could explain this? Such is the opinion of Tashkent ufologist Valery Ivants.

The Kyzylkum Desert

The Kyzylkum Desert is located between the rivers Syr Darya and Amu Darya.

The Kyzylkums are notable for their abundance of little-studied anomalous sites, which attract many researchers and scientists. The central Kyzylkums are interesting for their unusual rock paintings depicting spaceships and people in spacesuits. Additionally, UFO sightings are frequently reported in the Kyzylkum Desert. One such case was witnessed by an employee of the "Lydinka" cooperative.

In November 1990, he was traveling along the Navoi – Zarafshan road and saw a cylindrical object about forty meters high, from which a clearly defined conical beam of light was emanating. Sergey Azadov, a member of the ufological association "UFO Center," recounts numerous testimonies of UFO flybys, hoverings, and even landings.

Thus, in Zarafshan, Azadov met a female contactee who, according to her, can communicate with other civilizations and possesses extrasensory abilities. According to her accounts, in the spring of 1990, a spaceship from the extraterrestrial civilization she contacts was shot down in low Earth orbit and fell near the city of Zarafshan, several dozen kilometers away. Remarkably, in September 1990, geologists conducting drilling work in the area accidentally stumbled upon spots of unknown origin, the analysis of which later revealed the presence of extraterrestrial substances.

Another incident occurred in 2000 when an unidentified object was captured on film, but the authenticity of the photograph has yet to be established. The Kyzylkum Desert holds many secrets and mysteries that remain to be unraveled.