Chernobrov's childhood passed in frequent moving, which was due to the work of his father. Changing military camps, the guy got to know the world. Parents often noted that the child has a curiosity about everything, it is worth noting that this curiosity had a pleasant effect on the attitude of teachers towards the boy.
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov was born on June 17, 1965, in the city of Zhirnovsk, which is located in the Volgograd region. The scientist's father was a military pilot.
The father also did not forget to pass on all his knowledge to his son. Once they were walking around the field together and saw in the sky something similar to a flying saucer, then they did not manage to find out what it was, but the boy decided to figure it out. Probably, this event influenced the future of Vadim. After all, he decided that he needed to become a pilot in order to get a little closer to these strange flying objects.
He decides to follow in his father's footsteps, only not in aviation, but in cosmology.
After completing military service, Chernobrov enters the Moscow Aviation Institute, the aerospace department.
Even in his student years, Chernobrov created a group of people who were united by common interests related to UFOs, outer space, alien worlds and other mystical things.
In 1980, he participated in the organization of the non-academic community "Cosmopoisk", which in turn was engaged in the study of UFOs, cryptobiology, poltergeists and crop circles, the study of which is referred to as cereology.
Members of the Kosmopoisk community visited places where, according to people, unidentified flying objects could be located, went on expeditions.
In 1995, Chernobrov, together with the writer A. Kazantsev, organized an international congress, one of the participants of which was the famous writer and film director from Switzerland, Erich von Daniken.
Chernobrov managed to write 30 books in his life. All of them were written after research expeditions, and all on the topic of the paranormal.
One of the most costly studies of Chernobrov was the study of Kyshtymsky Aleshenka. To do this, he was forced to go to the Chelyabinsk region. Where I figured out whether the mummified remains are really an alien.
Vadim Chernobrov died enough in early age- at the age of 51.
This event has received big wave attention and discussion. No one believed that the death was due to a disease; parallels were drawn with the death of another famous ufologist, Yu. Smirnov.
Vadim Chernobrov died on May 18, 2017. For the past eight years he has been ill with cancer of the blood. But the scientist diligently concealed his illness from colleagues and relatives.
Death befell him unexpectedly, leaving on the next expedition cheerful and active, no one could have thought that upon his return, the scientist would immediately go to the hospital, where he would die.
The famous Russian ufologist Vadim Chernobrov died of blood cancer on May 18, 2017 at the age of 51. At one time, he participated in the creation of the non-academic organization Kosmopoisk, which was engaged in the study of anomalous phenomena. Chernobrov often went on expeditions, studied unusual finds, and wrote books.
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov (06/17/1965 - 05/18/2017) was a ufologist, head of the Cosmopoisk project. The cause of death of Vadim Chernobrov, according to official sources, is blood cancer. Despite a long illness, some acquaintances of the ufologist put forward versions that his sudden death has nothing to do with leukemia. The mystery of the mysterious death is still trying to unravel.
Illness and death of a researcher
Vadim Chernobrov passed away early - at the age of 51. The researcher, as his relatives wrote, still had a lot of plans and goals.
Son Andrei was the first to report the event on his father's page, posting a photo and writing a short message. At that moment, no one could believe what had happened. Someone thought that the ufologist could die tragically, screaming headlines appeared on the Internet “Who is killing Russia's leading ufologists?”.
A lot of controversy arose about why Chernobrov died. Parallels were drawn with the death of the Yaroslavl ufologist Y. Smirnov, they noticed that not even a month had passed, as cosmonaut Georgy Mikhailovich Grechko also died suddenly. However, no secret killers could not be found.
Vadim Chernobrov died on May 18, 2017 at 3:30 am. For eight years he was ill with blood cancer. However, he hid his illness from everyone. The members of his team recalled how he went on an expedition still fervent and cheerful, and upon his return he was immediately hospitalized in the hospital, where he died.
Fans note that he has changed dramatically in appearance in last years. It was suspected that he "picked up" a dose of radiation in anomalous zones. When he came to various events, interviews, journalists inquired about his well-being. So, his hair and beard were thinning. However, Chernobrov, always cheerful and smiling, translated everything into a joke and denied it, assuring that his hair would soon become thicker than before.
Son Andrei wrote on his father’s page on the Internet: “I will always remember your travel stories. I could listen to them for hours. You believed in the entire universe, in all of us. Thank you, thanks to you, I learned to think wider!
Farewell and funeral
Farewell to the ufologist took place on May 20, 2017 in the Church of Our Lady "Joy and Consolation", on the territory of the Botkin City Hospital. The researcher was buried at the Perepechensky cemetery (55th section, grave No. 4479).
On May 21, 2017, an article about farewell and funeral appeared on the website of the Kosmopoisk association. Many people came, kind words were said. Colleagues promised to develop and continue the work of Chernobrov further.
After the funeral, Andrei Chernobrov, the son of the deceased, addressed everyone present. He spoke about when the monument would be erected, about its sketch, about the future plans of the Kosmpoisk organization and his participation in it.
Brief biography of Chernobrov
Vadim Chernobrov was born in Zhirnovsk, Volgograd Region, in the family of a military pilot. He graduated from high school in the city.
Childhood
Childhood passed in constant moving due to the profession of his father. Often moving from place to place, changing military camps, the future researcher got to know the world. Parents noted that he was a very curious child, teachers liked his inquisitive mind very much.
The father did not forget to tell his son about everything he knew himself, to pass on knowledge. Chernobrov recalled how one day, when he and his father were walking on the field, something resembling a flying saucer hovered above them in the sky. Then everyone who was present nearby, with amazement, watched the further outcome. In an instant, a fighter appeared nearby, however, an unidentified object quickly disappeared. No one then could not explain what happened.
However, Vadim Alexandrovich decided that he would solve this riddle. Therefore, he needed to become a pilot, like his father, in order to get even a little closer to these strange flying objects.
He followed in his father's footsteps. But not in aviation, but in cosmology.
After serving in the army, Chernobrov entered the Moscow Aviation Institute at the aerospace department.
Passion for ufology
While still a student at the institute, Chernobrov created a group of people who were united by common interests:
- space;
- alien worlds;
- everything mystical and inexplicable.
In 1980, he participated in the organization of the non-academic community "Cosmopoisk", which, according to Wikipedia, was engaged in the study of UFOs, poltergeists, cryptobiology, crop circles (cereology).
Members of the organization visited places where, according to local residents, there could be unidentified flying objects, went on expeditions. Cosmopoisk members are people who had different education and professions:
- local historians;
- futurologists;
- astronomers;
- historians;
- speleologists.
Together with the writer A. Kazantsev, Chernobrov led the community. It was the main ideologists of Kosmpoisk.
In 1995, they organized an international congress, where the founder of paleocosmonautics, the writer and film director from Switzerland, Erich von Däniken, was present.
Later, the society was engaged in experiments with "time machines", organized congresses, went to various hard-to-reach places for research. Actively engaged in the study of the appearance of crop circles. Vadim Aleksandrovich always participated in all events.
Further research work
Chernobrov wrote 30 books. All of them were created after research expeditions that were devoted to the study of paranormal phenomena.
- “Predictions of the future. Versions, prophecies, hypotheses”;
- "Encyclopedia of Ufology";
- "Chronicles of UFO visits";
- "Secrets parallel worlds»;
- "Moscow. Phenomena, anomalies, miracles”;
- "Secrets and paradoxes of time";
- "Encyclopedia of mysterious places of the world".
One of the brightest and most famous was published together with Komsomolskaya Pravda in 1999. It tells about the study of Lake Labynkyr. Echologists have recorded that at depth there are objects that move at a speed of 5 km / h. Their length could be 18 meters. Then they began to talk about the Loch Ness Monster.
In 2003, community members in the Irkutsk region studied the fallen comet - the Vitim fireball, in 2004 - on Mount Ararat they looked for traces of Noah's ark.
A lot of attention and time was spent in order to study the theme of Kyshtymsky Aleshenka. To do this, Chernobrov went to the Chelyabinsk region. He wanted to find the answer: is the mummified remains really an alien. DNA was isolated from the cloth wrapped around the dwarf. It turned out that it belongs to a person, but with many pathologies.
Vadim Chernobrov. Secret archives of Kosmopoisk. Documentary project
In May of this year, under mysterious circumstances, the chief ufologist of Russia, the coordinator of the Kosmopoisk association, Vadim Chernobrov, died.
Independent sources believe that the cause of death was radiation in one of the anomalous zones visited by the researcher.
We will show what secrets Vadim Chernobrov managed to reveal, what events he was looking for all his life, what unexpected evidence of UFO activity in Russia he managed to collect and what he hid from journalists.
The first REN TV film in which I took part, pleasant viewing.
Who kills leading Russian ufologists
Famous researcher of anomalous phenomena Vadim Chernobrov died at the age of 52, Komsomolskaya Pravda finds out why Russian UFO researchers die in their prime
THERE, ON UNKNOWN PATHS…
Chernobrov was rightly called the main ufologist of the country. "Ufology" - from the abbreviation "UFO" (Unidentified Flying Object). In Russian - "UFO", Unidentified Flying Object. As an alternative science, it appeared in the late 40s of the last century, when the West started talking about "flying saucers", aliens. In the USSR, the science fiction writer Alexander Kazantsev was a pioneer in ufology, promoting a version of the famous Tunguska meteorite as a crashed alien spacecraft.
It seems that there is not a single mysterious place in Russia where Chernobrov would not visit with his expedition in search of aliens, Bigfoot ... He traveled a lot around the world (see the KP dossier). He willingly talked about the results on TV. Wrote two dozen books, many articles on the subject of the Unknown. By the way, his first article appeared 22 years ago in Komsomolskaya Pravda. About the mysterious circles in the Russian wheat field. “Then everyone already knew about the British crop circles, but no one believed that they appeared in our country,” the researcher recalled. - " TVNZ published my article about it. It was reprinted by almost all publications, and not only domestic ones. It was a success!”
His death is also a mystery. Vadim was not even 52. Why did a tall bearded traveler full of energy die so early?
“On May 18, the remarkable researcher and writer Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov passed away,” his colleague Nikolai SUBBOTIN, director of the Russian UFO Research Station (RUFORS), president of the Protohistory Association, author of documentaries about the mysterious places of the planet Earth on the REN TV channel, immediately responded on Facebook -TV. - And again there was a strange feeling that first arose after the mysterious death of the Yaroslavl ufologist Yuri Smirnov. He dealt with the topic of implants and kept several such artifacts in his archive. Then, Svetlana Zharnikova and Andrey Sklyarov left... As if an unknown and ruthless sniper is knocking commanders out of our ranks with accurate shots...”
But! The people listed by Subbotin are truly iconic figures in Russian ufology, as well as alternative history. (See HELP "KP" - "Victims of the mysterious Sniper.)
Vadim Chernobrov willingly shared his amazing finds with journalists. Photo: RIA Novosti
ALIEN CHIPS
I'm calling Nikolai.
What kind of mysterious "Sniper" shoots our leading ufologists? From terrestrial intelligence agencies or aliens?
I reject the earthly conspiracy theory outright. I do not suspect any killers from the secret world government, US intelligence services, Russia. Smirnov, Zharnikova, Sklyarov, Chernobrov have been engaged in their research for decades. If they really interfered with specific powerful people or the System, they would have been eliminated long ago.
The aliens remain!
There is an interesting theory, it is shared by a number of researchers. The Cosmic Space itself is the World Mind, God, Higher Forces, everyone calls it in their own way! - protects humanity. So that it does not come to understand some things before it can “digest” them. You can't give a grenade to a monkey! She can blow herself up. So it is with humanity.
It turns out that these ufologists have crept up to the Truth, which is still too early for unreasonable earthlings to know. Is that why the Higher Mind “cleansed” them?
I repeat, there is such a version. Perhaps they simply approached the discovery of the global universal laws of being too early.
Or maybe everything is much simpler, Nikolai? You write about the mysterious death of Smirnov, who dealt with the topic of implants and kept artifacts. These extraterrestrial things could well have ruined the ufologist. Radiation, bacteria… By the way, what are his implants? Not implanted teeth, which are now advertised everywhere.
Smirnov called implants some miniature sensors that he managed to extract from under the skin of people who claimed that they were abducted by UFOs. Yuri believed that with their help, aliens exercise some kind of control. Then, in the 90s, it seemed fantastic. And now such technologies have entered our everyday life. Chips.
I talked with Yuri for a long time. We corresponded, exchanged materials. He sent me videos of his research and filming. He was reluctant to talk about the implants themselves. Sometimes it seemed to me that he was afraid to advertise this topic. I know, from the stories of his close friends, that the implants, along with other artifacts, disappeared from Smirnov's apartment after his death. The collection of meteorites, which, according to some estimates, was very valuable, also disappeared.
COSMONAUT GRECHKO LOOKED FOR ALIENS
Then, perhaps, ordinary earthly criminals killed the ufologist for these collections at 52 years old. Zharnikova can be excluded from the list of mysterious victims due to her age; at the age of 69, many get sick and die. But the story of Sklyarov is really mystical. I was impressed by his books, films about ancient civilizations, I was going to do an interview with Andrey Yuryevich about the secrets of the Egyptian pyramids. I didn’t have time ... As his widow recalled: “Death was not unexpected. Problems have appeared before. Is always! after each expedition in the house, "for no reason," the electronics broke down! They commemorated the Strugatskys and smiled. And a year ago I had a stroke on an expedition to Turkey. But he managed to find the strength in himself and fully recovered. In May, he had a heart attack after an accident in Armenia, in which several people were injured, including his son. Survived." In September, the second heart attack. Fatal. He was 55. Chernobrov's early death also, it turns out, was not sudden. Now it turns out that he suffered from a blood disease for eight years.
Indeed, Sklyarov constantly put himself in danger. Going to places where there can be trouble for health and life itself. The same story with Chernobrov. He became seriously ill, although he hid his illness and continued his search.
Let me remind you that just a month before Chernobrov, on April 8, 2017, cosmonaut Georgy Grechko died. (Heart failure--Ed.) Probably the same reason. After all, they were on the same expedition.
Really and twice a Hero Soviet Union, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Georgy Mikhailovich Grechko ufologist?
He was the most active space explorer in Russia. The title of his book says a lot: "Cosmonaut No. 34. From the torch to the aliens." Back in 1960, Grechko participated in the expedition of Sergei Pavlovich Korolev to search for traces of the alleged explosion of an alien spacecraft on Podkamennaya Tunguska. Then this version of the Tunguska meteorite was popular. After that, the scientist got into the cosmonaut corps. He has been cooperating with Kosmopoisk for more than 20 years. He called Chernobrov his friend, despite the big difference in age. In 2006, together with Vadim, he organized an expedition to search for the "cave of Moses" and the "white disc-shaped object" in the Sinai in Egypt. In 2010 they studied the Chapel. One of the most anomalous areas of the Moscow region, where UFOs seem to land. This was the last departure of Grechko "in the field." Although until the last days the astronaut was interested in the search for representatives of extraterrestrial civilizations. On April 4, a report in Orel was devoted to Grechko's ufological research. 4 days before his death.
It turns out that Grechko and Chernobrov received a severe blow to their health while searching for a UFO in the Chapel, or in the Sinai desert. Which led to their death...
This is just an assumption based on a number of concurring facts. After all, no one seriously considers from a medical point of view what dangers ufologists expose themselves to by going to the so-called anomalous zones. Another problem is the lack of professional devices that can warn of negative impacts. You need to understand that many researchers in our country organize most of the expeditions at their own expense, there is no time to purchase expensive equipment.
The chapel in the Pavlovo-Posadsky district of the Moscow region is considered by the people to be a cursed place. Photo: places.moscow
DISCHARGE FROM "LIGHT CIRCLES"
The chapel in the Pavlovo-Posadsky district of the Moscow region has long been considered by the people as a dead, cursed, bewitched place. You, ufologists, call such places anomalous, geopathic zones. When I saw Chernobrov's reports from such "zones" on TV, the first thought was - how is he not afraid to climb into the abode of any devilry?
There is no hell here. There is always a risk factor in such expeditions to get on terrestrial anomalies: radiation, heavy metals, ancient bacteria clogged in caves...
In 2008, there was a similar situation during the RUFORS expedition to the Kola Peninsula. Exploring the mines in Apatity, we got into the zone of radioactive exposure. For two years my friend had very serious health problems.
You yourself did a lot of work on the famous Molebka anomalous zone in the Perm Territory.
I am also an experimenter. For the time being, for the time being (sighs). There are a lot of interesting anomalies in Molebka. Both natural and associated with incomprehensible factors that I can’t explain yet. Maybe a UFO really inherited? Old-timers talked about "light circles".
Witches, right?
Witches, elves, feins - this is what people call circles, rings of mushrooms, often poisonous. There is such a natural phenomenon. light circles- also a purely terrestrial geoanomaly, described in science, is quite rare. They look like a faint glow at dusk in the form of circles with a diameter of several meters. It is believed that in this way static electricity accumulates in the soil layer. On one of the expeditions to Molebka, I met such a “circle”. It became interesting what would happen if you step on it? I went to the very center, received a strong electric shock. Toiled for two years. The so-called "Contactee Disease".
What disease?
In my time famous ufologist Emil Bachurin made a special classification, describing many negative things that can happen to a researcher in anomalous and geopathogenic zones, as well as in close contact with UFOs. In fact, it was the first domestic instruction on UFO safety precautions. But I checked it for myself, now I know that it is impossible to enter such a circle.
Near Molebka in the Urals is the mysterious Dyatlov Pass, the riddle of which Komsomolskaya Pravda is trying to unravel. It is also considered a dead place.
Many legends and sightings of unusual objects are really connected with this Pass. But I think it is not appropriate to call this zone a dead place. More interesting object located near the Dyatlov Pass - Mount Chistop. At its top in the 80s there was a military radar station (radar station). There were a lot more "misunderstandings" going on there. The military themselves constantly reported on increased electromagnetic activity, which actually burned out sensitive equipment, repeatedly observed luminous balls, strange glows. Yes, and the Mansi themselves, the indigenous inhabitants of these places, warned that Chistop, like the area of the Dyatlov Pass, is a sacred and forbidden place. According to their legends, giants sleep for the time being in ancient shelters under Mount Chistop.
Your fellow treasure hunters, who also like to roam the "dead places", have a custom. Before picking up a coin found in the ground, other treasures, one must cross them, read a prayer in order to remove the spell of the former owners. Ufologists have similar protective rites? To cross the same "circle of light" so that the legs do not get slammed ...
Honestly, I don’t know how the trick works - to cross an old coin raised by treasure hunters. It's more of a fetish thing. We rely more on science and instruments. If you see that the electromagnetic, gravitational, radioactive background is increased, you should turn on your mind and think - is it necessary to go to this place? Another thing is that we do not always protect ourselves. Because they are too passionate about the search process. Most often, the problem comes from the person himself, who incorrectly assesses the situation. And then conversations begin that the Dyatlov Pass is a dead place, on Molebka aliens abduct people. Or they irradiate with harmful rays ...
So, Vadim Chernobrov ruined the risk? Irradiated in the anomalous zone, the same Chapel, earned leukemia ...
The situation with Vadim cannot be called an ill-considered risk. This is a special category of people who put themselves on the altar of science without a trace. Even if it is an alternative science, not officially recognized today. But it will certainly be recognized, no matter in tens or hundreds of years. Ufology is a direction that can give ingenious discoveries. This is what Vadim did. He always went forward, regardless of his health. Even close friends did not always understand what danger he put himself in when he investigated, for example, the radioactive Vitim fireball or the wreckage of a UFO in the Sinai desert.
Chernobrov inspired a lot of people. And I don't know who can replace Vadim.
Researcher Nikolai Subbotin. Photo: Personal archive
FROM THE "KP" DOSSIER
Vadim CHERNOBROV. The most famous ufologist-researcher of anomalous phenomena in post-Soviet Russia. Candidate of Technical Sciences, design engineer of aerospace aircraft. Back in 1980, a student at the Moscow Aviation Institute created a group to study anomalous phenomena. It has grown into the All-Russian Research Public Association "Kosmopoisk" with branches in many regions of the Russian Federation. He organized expeditions to the areas of the fall of the Tunguska meteorite and the Vitim fireball, the Moleb anomalous zone, searched for Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat and "snow people" in Mountain Shoria, "dragon" in the Tver Lake Brosno, "flying saucers" in Russia and abroad, studied the Kyshtym "alien Alyoshenka", mysterious crop circles and much, much more. In 1999, he participated in the Komsomolskaya Pravda expedition to the mysterious Lake Labynkyr in Yakutia, in the waters of which, according to legend, there lives a Loch Ness-type monster, nicknamed the “Labynkyr devil.” Conducted experiments with the "time machine". Died at 51.
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VICTIMS OF THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER
Ufologist Yuri SMIRNOV undertook the study of all anomalous phenomena, the origin of which could not be explained by academic science, the same poltergeist. His Center in Yaroslavl in the early 80s collected about 3 thousand stories of UFO eyewitnesses, contactees with extraterrestrial civilizations. In 1986, the KGB confiscated these documents. Smirnov turned to Gorbachev. The papers were returned, the Center was officially registered. As they say, there is no evil without good. It seems that in 2000, one psychic predicted that he would die in 6 years. And so it happened.
... Neighbors called the police, seeing the ajar door to Smirnov's apartment, which he had not seen before. Arriving squad found a corpse. Smirnov was 52.
Svetlana ZHARNIKOVA- candidate historical sciences, ethnographer, full member of the Russian Geographical Society. She proved that the ancestral home of the Aryans (Indo-Europeans) was in the Russian North. Official science rejects this version. One of the interviews with her was called: “It’s too late to kill me!”
She passed away in 2015. At 69.
Andrey SKLYAROV- A graduate of the legendary "Phystech" (Faculty of Aerophysics and Space Research), physicist-researcher. Worked in the space industry. Active propagandist of the version of paleocontact - the interaction of ancient terrestrial civilizations with aliens from outer space. He looked for traces of an ancient highly developed civilization in Egypt, Mexico, Peru, Turkey, Ethiopia, on Easter Island, and in other places on the planet. Wrote two dozen books, released documentaries, created the "Laboratory of Alternative History" ... He died last year. At 55!
EVGENY CHERNIKH
On the night of 17 on the 18 May Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich died.
ended life path interesting and enthusiastic person, who began in 1965 and ending in 2017 year. It's a shame, so still young, full of strength, aspirations, plans...
What else can I say ... let the earth rest in peace Vadim.
His son Andrei wrote in such a way that you can’t say better:
I will forever remember your travel tales that I could listen to for hours, your books that immersed me in some other world, your blue-blue eyes look like the whole Universe! Your faith in space flights and in the fact that in billions of stars of our Universe We are not alone! Thank you for teaching me to think big. Just thank you! I believe that while the memory is alive, the person is also alive, so you will definitely live forever! Perhaps the time has not yet come for your discoveries and inventions, and it will definitely come ...
Vadim Chernobrov. Ufologist died on 52 year of life.
His death was the result of a long, serious illness, relatives say. The death of their coordinator on the page on social networks was also reported in the association "Cosmopoisk".
“... Early this morning (about 3 30 ) in Moscow on 52 In the 20th year of his life, the head and ideological inspirer of Kosmopoisk, Vadim Chernobrov, died after a serious illness! ... »
─ the message says.
“... Vadim, we will never forget you! And your business will live! ... »
Some fans of Chernobrov are sure that the ufologist died due to the high dose of radiation that “hooked up” in one of the many anomalous zones in which he traveled.
The same thoughts were among the journalists, who saw a drastic change in the appearance of the ufologist.
Recently, when the country's chief ufologist came to the office "KP"-Kuban, journalists immediately noticed that Chernobrov's famous thick beard had thinned. They asked him, they say, if he got into any anomalous zone.
“Don’t worry so much, it will soon be the same as before,” Vadim Chernobrov answered then. - Yes, I travel a lot, and my trips are not touristy at all, I visit various anomalous places. But soon I will have my thick beard back, don't worry.
About the fact that the corridinator "Cosmopoisk" seriously ill, he carefully concealed. Always smiling, cheerful, active.
He loved his work very much and also liked to talk a lot about it.
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Vadim Chernobrov. Born in 1965, in the Volgograd region, in a small garrison of the air force base.
He studied at the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) as an aerospace engineer.
During his studies, he founded a project for the study of anomalous phenomena, including UFOs. V 1980 a small student group was created, which later grew into a project "Cosmopoisk". Vadim Chernobrov has been on dozens of expeditions around the world.
18 may site of the newspaper "Kubanskiye Novosti" excerpts from the most interesting interviews with Vadim Chernobrov.
- Where are UFOs most noticed in the Kuban?
- If you map the frequency of UFO sightings without sorting all the messages, you can easily see that most often, the so-called UFOs appear above large cities, resorts and where people with phones and cameras in their hands can most often be on the streets.
And this is Krasnodar and all Kuban resorts.
This idea exists among novice ufologists, narrow-minded programs and yellow publications. They immediately form a chain: yeah, there were a lot of messages from the Krasnodar Territory.
This means that the aliens are interested in the Kuban. And what attracts them?
Probably wheat, sunflower, beautiful southern girls (laughs). In fact, UFOs do not at all tend to resorts, megacities and, in general, places where there are a lot of people.
And the most active places in the Kuban and in Russia are just the most sparsely populated areas. In the Kuban - these are mountainous regions and partly steppe, closer to the Rostov region.
- And who sees UFOs more often, probably astronauts and climbers?
Astronauts, yes. Moreover, many cosmonauts periodically take part in our expeditions.
These are Grechko, Leonov, Lonchakov.
Actually, the astronauts were the ancestors "Cosmopoisk". Our public organization was created by Sevastyanov, Beregovoy, Grechko.
But that doesn't mean any of you can't see UFOs. Therefore, in addition to astronauts and expedition members "Cosmopoisk" often see unidentified flying objects shepherds, hunters, mushroom pickers, tourists who are far from megacities.
- And what, in your opinion, do UFOs want from us and why haven't they made direct contact with us yet?
I don't think they are good or bad. They are different.
And definitely more advanced. And they do not want, as it is shown in Hollywood films, to enslave and destroy us.
If they wanted to, they would have done it long ago without any problems. Our weapons and control systems are incomparable.
It's like if the ants decided to attack people. If a person wants to lay asphalt through an anthill, he will do it.
True, we can watch the ants. Also, extraterrestrial civilizations are watching us, like naturalists, swarming in a human anthill.
So there is a one-sided contact between a highly developed civilization and a lower one as an observation. Therefore, it proceeds according to the law of the more highly developed side.
- It's a shame to feel like ants!
Like it or not, it's true. I don't like the role of the insect either. But, sorry.
What has humanity done to deserve another? We turn on TV news every day.
And we get such a stream of negativity from all over the world! And the animals, look.
Either we destroy everything that moves or stirs, or we eat it. We, as a civilization, have not yet taken place.
When we learn to live in peace, make friends and love, then they will make contact with us. In the meantime, as naturalists, highly developed extraterrestrial civilizations will watch us from the sidelines and write works on the topic “Psychology of wild earthlings”. That is my opinion.
- Everyone knows the story of the Kyshtym "Alyoshenka". Are such cases frequent?
“Such creatures have been encountered several times in the world.
But in Russia, this is the only episode.
Working version 19 years ago, a UFO landed in Kyshtym. By the way, also in June. And, let me remind you that in Kyshtym "Alyoshenka" was not alone.
According to eyewitnesses, it is mentioned from 4 before 5 such creatures. But since only one who was called "Alyoshenka", was killed.
I'm leaning towards this version. He didn't die himself.
Four others may have survived. A film was made based on the events in Kyshtym "Extraterrestrial". I partly advised the film crew.
The film, though fictional, was based on real events. Although the director changed one letter there.
The film does not "Kyshtym dwarf", a "Kashtym". But the hero is a prototype of the real ones.
There is a hero there - ufologist Vadim, my person is guessed in him. True, the director has sinned against the truth.
At the end of the tape, Vadim is abducted by a UFO (smiles)
“Would you really like to be kidnapped?”
“Yes, even now, I’ve been ready for this for a long time!” But back to the film.
Except for this point and a few others, the scenario is plausible. The film is not for general release.
But it can be found on the Internet and look. I will add that the point in this story has not yet been set.
I hope future expeditions will reveal new secrets to us. "Alyoshenka".
Do you support the theory that life on earth originated from outer space?
- Undoubtedly.
Moreover, icy comets that periodically fall to the ground, according to my calculations, bring new microorganisms that provoke epidemics.
Such cases were in 2002 year on the territory of Russia, in the Irkutsk region. When several fragments of a comet fell "Vitimsky" body.
Where they fell, there was an epidemic of SARS. The connection was clear.
The closer to the epicenter of the fall, the larger the focus of the disease was fixed, the virus got into the water. I didn't keep silent.
He spoke a lot about this. But here the question from the scientific plane smoothly passes into the economic and political plane.
It was easier than to bring water, to say that Chernobrov invented everything, he is not a virologist. No, of course, by profession I am a specialist in aerospace aircraft.
But I can add two and two: an icy cometary body (meteorite) fell, the next day the first cases of the disease are recorded in the nearest villages. And through 7 days when water entered the water intake and kidney disease began.
And they lasted exactly as long as the ice on the river did not rise. Then calm.
The ice has melted - a new round of diseases. For me, the connection is clear.
And I'm ready to talk about dozens of other episodes. For example, in Peru 2008 year.
And I will continue to study these phenomena.
— Have there been cases when the authorities and the public listened to your opinion?
“For many years now, including in the Kuban and the Caucasus, I have been trying to save ancient stone discs for science and history.
They are periodically found in different parts of the world.
In shape, they resemble a classic flying saucer. The photos are saved, but the discs then disappear.
Maybe they are then tritely destroyed, sold. But I would like to see them in museums.
And for the first time it happened. True, not yet in the Kuban, but in Kemerovo.
Found a disc in a coal mine. I negotiated for a month with the leadership of the local museum and officials.
And today the disk has not disappeared. And became part of the museum exhibition.
- To what layer of sciences would you classify ufology?
- In short, of course, this is a natural science.
Because there is still an object of study, albeit an unidentified one.
It seems to many that I am such a preacher of ufological knowledge. And I am not.
They call me a ufologist. For me, this is not a dirty word, I'm not offended.
But I never called myself that. Because although I am engaged in the study of UFOs, this is a small part of my activity.
The correct name is a researcher of anomalous phenomena or hidden processes. That is "cryptophysicist". I coined the term. And, perhaps, I will now surprise you greatly.
In fact, I think badly about ufology. I am often asked if you would like your children or grandchildren to study ufology.
Never! I lead all my activities towards one goal - so that ufology does not exist.
This is not a paradox. Ufology is the science of unidentified objects.
And if it is identified, Ufology will automatically cease to exist. So why dream about the eternity of this science?
I dream that we know the truth. And ufology disappeared tomorrow.
By the way, about anomalous phenomena. What do you think about psychics and about the show "Battle of psychics"?
- In any profession, you will not deny this, there are always masters of their craft.
Of course, there are such among psychics. "The fight of extrasensories" although it's more of a show. I took part as a member of the jury in the very first programs.
Then the game and certain models of behavior were not yet settled. And I saw talent.
And by the way, they later took part in our expeditions or helped us. But extrasensory perception is a subtle matter. This is not a computer - you pressed a button and got a result.
It all depends on the situation, mood. Therefore, psychics cannot offer a 100% result.
What do you think the future holds for humanity?
“I am an optimist by nature.
I rarely hear statements like, “when I was young, the children were more obedient and the water was more watery”. Although everything was so.
But I understand that history is not linear, there are peaks and falls. Today, in my opinion, humanity is at a crossroads, "big game" not only in politics, but also in science and technology.
But, I hope, we will choose the right path - the further development of civilization, and not the fall.
- Is there any fear that with the development of technology we will follow the path of apocalyptic films, such as "Terminator"?
- Customers of new technologies, as a rule, military departments. But there is no contradiction here.
You can have advanced weapons without starting a war. And, teleporters, the development of which the media write today, launch for peaceful purposes, let's say, in this way get rid of traffic jams.
— You go on expeditions, write books, give lectures. What profession do you most associate yourself with - teacher, historian, scientist, writer?
- In each case, I try on one of these roles, and I like it.
I'm not even offended when they call me a ufologist and a skeet hunter.
In general, in life I am a person who satisfies my curiosity. And there is nothing wrong with that, because at the same time I satisfy the curiosity of thousands of readers or viewers who will not go on the expedition themselves, but they are interested in hearing about unique phenomena that take place on our planet.
You can call yourself a believer. And who or what do you believe in?
- I am a person who adheres to dogma, the same in all religions - "thou shalt not kill", "don't steal" etc., without fear of retribution for their failure in the form of hell. Therefore, my principles are much more honest than those who live right only because of the fear of punishment from above.
And I would like our civilization to be reasonable and do good deeds not because someone big and terrible will punish it otherwise.
And any other course of action - killings, wars - should be excluded, because it is reasonable. We do not need religion, but reason.
It's my opinion.
- You have repeatedly encountered the inexplicable. Is there a case that still amazes you?
- My position: the mystical does not exist.
It's just that there are things that are difficult for us to explain at the moment.
What was mysticism yesterday has become everyday gadgets today. What was fabulous, like an apple that rolls on a saucer and shows overseas shores, today we call the Internet.
Mysticism is the limit of the accessibility of our knowledge. Science is reality.
Well, there are still many unexplained cases. The earliest I remember from kindergarten.
The teacher was horrified that during a walk in the middle of a completely sunny day she noticed a giant dark purple cloud disk. We were taken away immediately.
And I was peeping at this disk from the group window for a long time. This picture has stayed with me forever.
What is it - a UFO, a tornado, I still do not know. Probably, then already, unconsciously, I decided that I was interested in such phenomena.
“You yourself have probably lost count of your expeditions. They were in anomalous zones, they said that they got into situations where they could freeze, die from the heat, drown. And yet you continue to travel every year to the most dangerous places on our planet. Is there no sense of fear, self-preservation?
- There is fear, but there is a healthier sense of danger, which should not be normal person atrophy.
And I have it developed, it does not allow to make rash actions.
But I can't stay at home. But it's just that when an unusual situation occurs, I swear - be sure to take matches on the next sortie or not to meddle in the cave without spare batteries for the flashlight.
After all, almost all cases of death of people in campaigns and expeditions are connected precisely with the situation - “I forgot to take something important, or something let me down”. I'll give an example.
It was in the Trans-Baikal Territory, six hundred kilometers from Chita. We went with the guide, he showed us the anomalous funnels.
We have researched them. And then the man remembers another one, quite fresh, and he has not been there yet and offers to take us to her. We went by truck first.
I command expeditions, we have a man 15 it was, let's go light! Classic case.
This is how most begin. "robinsonade". As a result, we walked not two, but four hours.
And they began to worry, and after another half an hour the guide admitted that he was lost. We spent the night on the spruce branches, warming each other and listening to the howling of wild animals.
And they got out of the forest only in the morning. Such a master class was on survival without tents, matches and food.
- Vadim, what age can stop you, and you say - enough hiking, I want a warm home life?
How much health is enough.
Now I'm over fifty.
Although, I confess to you in secret, every time at the family council my wife and children dissuade me from another expedition. But I believe that a person develops as long as he has curiosity.
Physiologists, by the way, have calculated that there are few people on Earth who are inquisitive to such an extent that they are ready to risk their own skin, only seven percent. But without such people, no matter how society treats them, there would be no discoveries and progress.
I really hope that I belong to these seven percent.
— Do you have time for hobbies, hobbies, besides expeditions?
- In winter, trips happen to me less often than at other times of the year.
Therefore, I enjoy visiting exhibitions.
Fortunately, cultural life seething in Moscow. Exhibitions of particular interest visual arts, because I myself try to draw, I illustrate my books.
With good envy I look at contemporary artists. Realists are especially respected.
Funeral service for Chernobrov V.A. will take place on Saturday 10 .40 -11 .10 (20 .05 .17 ). Farewell to Vadim Aleksandrovich will take place on the territory of the city Botkin hospital, namely in the Church of Our Lady of Joy and Consolation on the territory of the hospital.
Near 11 .10 exit towards the Perepechensky cemetery. say goodbye to Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich at the cemetery, you can 12 .30 before 14 hours.
Address of the church and mortuary: Polikarpova street, 16
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov is a famous Russian ufologist.
Also known as a writer and researcher of anomalous phenomena.
He was interested in issues of contacts with aliens, mystical and paranormal phenomena.
Author of numerous books and articles on the subject.
Repeatedly participated as a guest and expert in documentaries dedicated to this topic.
Biography of the ufologist
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov was born in the small town of Zhirnovsk in the Volgograd region. He was born in 1965. He began to get involved in unidentified flying objects and otherworldly phenomena since childhood, while studying at school. Teachers noted that from childhood he was a very inquisitive and inquisitive child. The teachers enthusiastically encouraged this interest.
Vadim first met a UFO when he was still walking in Kindergarten. His father was a military pilot, so the family traveled often, often had to change their place of residence, military camps. Once in a new place, dad drew Vadim's attention to the sky. A spherical object hovered above their heads. A lot of people gathered, all without stopping looking up. The Soviet interceptor quickly began to approach him, but in a matter of moments he gained tremendous speed and disappeared.
None of the experienced aviators, who were enough surrounded by his father, could explain this incident. Neither its nature, nor the physics of the object's motion. Despite this, Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov realized even then that he had to be a pilot in order, at least for a moment, to be closer than the rest to unraveling this mystery. He followed in his father's footsteps. I just decided to connect my life not with aviation, but with space.
After school, Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov first served in the border troops of the USSR, and then entered the Moscow Aviation Institute. He received a diploma, aerospace faculty. It is worth noting that at that time UFO research was carried out on the basis of the university. Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich himself tells about them.
Even at the institute, the future ufologist organized a group of students united by common interests. They were all attracted to space, alien civilizations, everything mysterious, mystical and paranormal.
Foundation of Cosmopoisk
Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich is considered one of the founders public organization called "Cosmopoisk". This is a non-academic community that is engaged in the study of the paranormal. The organization appeared on the basis of the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1980.
Cosmopoisk activists are studying reports of encounters with unidentified flying objects, a poltergeist. Also engaged in research in the field of cryptobiology (some believe that this is a pseudoscience that deals with creatures that, for some reason, are considered fictional and non-existent). Also, members of the society regularly go to reports of crop circles that have appeared, this is called cereology.
At the same time, the participants in Cosmopoisk themselves are people from various fields of science, with very different educations. These are local historians, astronomers, speleologists, futurologists, historians.
The activities of "Cosmopoisk"
Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich, whose biography was closely connected with futurology, was the main ideologist of this society, along with science fiction writer Alexander Kazantsev.
In the mid-90s, "Compoisk" became more active. In 1995, he organized a major international congress, which was attended by the famous Swiss writer and film director Erich von Däniken, who is considered the founder of paleocosmonautics. These are theories devoted to visiting the Earth by alien civilizations.
In the 80-90s, the company's activists were massively engaged in the collection and systematization of data on anomalous phenomena in Russia and the CIS.
Expeditions were carried out to hard-to-reach areas, for example, to the area where the Tunguska meteorite fell. Unique experiments were carried out with the installations of the so-called "time machines", stationary stands for studying the properties of electromagnetic fields.
Since 1997, Korenev meteorite congresses have been held annually on the territory of the Kaluga region, aimed at searching for the Korenevsky body. Experiments were also organized to determine the causes of crop circles. In all these events, Active participation Chernobrov.
Expeditions of Chernobrov
One of the most famous took place together with the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper in 1999. Activists led by Chernobrov went to Lake Labynkyr. There they managed to fix with the help of echo sounders objects moving at great depths at a speed of 5 kilometers per hour. And one of them reached 18 meters in length. It was then that talk of the modern Loch Ness Monster began.
In 2003, Kosmopoisk went on an expedition to the Irkutsk Region. Here, the place where the nucleus of a small comet, known as the Vitim fireball, fell to Earth, was studied.
In 2004, researchers tried to find traces of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat.
Alyoshenka
Chernobrov Vadim Alexandrovich, whose books were once published in huge editions, devoted a lot of time to the study of Kyshtymsky Aleshenka. In 2004, he even organized a special expedition to the Chelyabinsk region.
The mummified remains of Aleshenka were discovered in 1996 near the small town of Kyshtym. Now only photographs and video footage of the corpse of an unknown creature are available, whose species has not yet been established.
The fact of its discovery is overgrown with many mystical details, which, according to skeptics, look like urban legends.
He claimed that he knew where Alyoshenka was, Vadim Chernobrov. Reviews of his research were the most controversial, but the ufologist himself was sure that, firstly, these were the remains of an alien. And, secondly, his body was taken to a sect. In it, he is worshiped as an idol. Chernobrov claimed that there were attempts to redeem the alien, but each time they failed.
Ufologist books
The best books of Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov are well known to all his fans.
These are "Predictions of the future. Versions, prophecies, hypotheses",
"Encyclopedia of Ufology",
"Chronicles of UFO visits",
"Secrets of parallel worlds",
"Moscow. Phenomena, anomalies, miracles",
"Guide",
"Encyclopedia of mysterious phenomena",
"UFO. Secrets, riddles, sensations",
"Secrets and paradoxes of time",
"Encyclopedia of mysterious places of the world".
They describe the most fascinating and mysterious expeditions he has been on.
Mysterious Moscow
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov, all of whose books are in-depth studies of the paranormal phenomena of the world, paid more attention to the mysterious side of the Russian capital. This is one of his most widely read books. The latest encyclopedia mysterious places of Moscow and the Moscow region.
It describes in detail all the anomalous and mystical places that can only be found in the capital and the Moscow region. From it you will find out in which of the Moscow districts UFOs most often land. Where did the story about Bigfoot in Kolomenskoye come from and who shot him. Positive or negative energy is concentrated in your neighborhood.
What kind of secrets does the Moscow land keep, on which your dacha stands and on whose bones the Ostankino Tower is built. How to make the route of the most amazing and exciting walks. All this is in the complete encyclopedia paranormal phenomena of the capital.
Vadim Chernobrov himself collected all the information, examining numerous reports about mysterious phenomena together with activists of the Kosmopoisk society. The annotation to one of the publications states that Chernobrov is a prominent scientist, design engineer who developed the projects of the Mir space station and the Proton launch vehicle. True, there is no such data in his official biography.
But there is no doubt that he is a major researcher of natural phenomena, as well as a writer and traveler who has published about 20 books devoted to the study of mysticism and possible visits of aliens to Earth.
Personal life
Vadim Alexandrovich Chernobrov, a biography whose family is well known to numerous fans of his work, met his future wife at school when he was in the 8th grade. She is his countrywoman, also from the Volgograd region. Chernobrov fell in love with her at first sight, but she paid attention to him only a year later. At that time they were together in a summer work and recreation camp.
Vadim charmed Irina with her erudition, intellect and initiative. He could talk about almost everything in the world, it seemed that he knew the answer to any question.
When he returned from service in the border troops, they played a wedding. Irina graduated from the Volgograd Institute of Arts and moved to Moscow with her husband.
The most difficult thing, according to Irina, was to be constantly apart, since Vadim often went on protracted expeditions. In some of them, the couple traveled together.
In the end, Irina got a job as a librarian. They have two children - daughter Daria became an economist, and son Andrei a historian.
On the night of May 18, 2017, at the age of 52, Vadim Chernobrov died.
He died after a long illness.
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