Space station “Mir” in orbit around the earth
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This year marks 30 years since the first stationary orbital space complex “Mir” brought into orbit. And 15 years as the station “Mir”, one of a kind, sank in the Pacific ocean.
Many scientists still wonder why and what was taken from orbit once-promising orbital complex. The official version reads: extraordinary wear and generation resource stations, as well as the increasing maintenance cost of the station “Mir”. But is it really? There is another alternative, but equally plausible point of view.
According to scientists from NASA (the American space Agency. — “VM”), by the end of the operation of multipurpose orbital complex “Mir” there have been some serious oddities in the operation of the station, which is very much in the way of everyone, without exception, the astronauts conduct research.
Thus, according to the expert on space medicine at NASA Dr. Mark Ott many American crews to return to the Land complained of feeling unwell. They were constantly pursued by nausea, chills, fever and severe pain in the abdomen. Also, according to numerous witnesses who visited the station “Mir” astronaut (a total of 15 expeditions with the participation of astronauts from Syria, Bulgaria, Afghanistan, France, Japan, UK, Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Canada. — “VM”), almost all of the equipment on the “World” often failed completely for unknown reasons.
Mutation or virus
Many of the astronauts who visited the “World”, and especially in the final period of existence of the station, told me about some jelly-like organic objects that not only fly in zero gravity on the station, but literally oozing from all possible crevices. Alexander Serebrov, a Soviet cosmonaut, shortly before his tragic death in 2013, described what was happening at the station during the next scheduled system maintenance:
— I blew a filter, look at the pieces of something stuck at the ends. I put the wire and pull out a long worm. The creature was flexible, yellow with dark brown spots. Like some kind of snake.
Pilot-cosmonaut Valery Polyakov (left) and Aleksandr Serebrov at the simulator station “Mir”Alexander Mokletsov/RIA Novosti
Later, on Earth, the astronaut began to suffer constant nausea, weakness and temperature. The doctors are unable to make an accurate diagnosis, and only left a note in his medical records — “unknown fungal infection in the gut”…
The secret will out
There is evidence that the case Cerebrum was not the only one. In the mid 1990-ies it became clear that at station “the World” was going wrong. It’s not only our crews visited but also their colleagues from other countries. No one on this subject not loudly spread, but murder will out: the end of the work shift all research equipment was covered with sticky mucus, and cleaning had to spend a huge amount of time and effort.
And equipment probably failed including this. The flooding of the station due to wear and tear and cost of future maintenance or is it due to destruction hitherto unknown, and, perhaps, extraterrestrial microorganism is one of the mysteries in recent history. According to some researchers, ufologists, but also representatives of science, the orbital complex “World” could survive for a very long time and its hasty flooding in 2001, still raises many questions.
DOSSIER
“Mir” — Soviet and Russian manned orbital research complex. The base unit is launched into orbit in February 1986, is flooded in March 2001. With “World” worked 104 astronaut from 12 countries that conducted scientific work. Station operation cost Russia about $ 200 million a year.
Author – Daniel Gulidov
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ABOUT the AUTHOR Daniel Gulidov — author and columnist “the Third eye”. I am sure that people are not alone in the Universe. Looking forward to the night sky, where it was repeatedly observed unidentified flying objects and still hoping for a personal meeting with the green men.
