Scientists Prove Ancient Alien Cauldrons in Siberia are Real, page 1

First I've heard of these "cauldrons"

This is a follow up from this thread - www.abovetopsecret.com...



Seems like this expedition also found them??

A team of scientists and researchers have just returned from an expedition in Siberia and the Valley of the Dead and are claiming they have found proof of at least five of the legendary cauldrons that ancient aliens supposedly built.

A team of Russian scientists and researchers have just returned from the “Valley of Death” region in Siberia with startling claims. Lead scientist Michale Visok had this to say in an interview with a Russian newspaper on what they had found:

“We went out into the Valley of Death to really see and investigate the metal cauldrons that people claim exist there and we actually found five metallic objects buried in marsh like swamps”

Michale gave the following details about these metal objects:

They are each submerged in small pools of swamp like water that is anywhere from 2-3 feet deep.
They are definitely metallic. The scientists entered each swamp and walked on top of the objects and heard metallic sounds when striking the objects.
The tops of the objects are very smooth to the touch but there are sharp points along the outer edges.
2 of the team members got ill during the investigation.
The team consisted of 3 geologists, 1 astrophysicist, 1 mechanical engineer and 3 research assistants.


Read more: scienceray.com...

reply to post by Mythkiller

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Sure would be nice if they were part of a meteorite buster complex and blew up the Tunisia one.

There could be ones located on near by planets also and would explain some interesting flashes of light, and meteors and comets like Elenin blowing up.

Originally posted by amongus
This is the thing I'll never understand. The scientists are planning another expedition......why? I'll tell you this, if I were there, and knew they were in 2-3 feet of mud, I'd dig. You'd have to pull me off the site, or I'd die of exhaustion trying to find out wtf was down there.

This is such a load of crap.......Seriously...THEY WALKED ON THEM, yet decided to call it a day? This smells like the Baltic UFO (snip) to get money.

edit on 11-7-2012 by amongus because: (no reason given)

it sure seems that way...but these old accounts sound so plausable...
Back in 1853, R. Maak, a noted explorer of the region, wrote:

“In Suntar [a Yakut settlement] I was told that in the upper reaches of the Viliuy there is a stream called Algy timirbit (which translates as “the large cauldron sank”) flowing into the Viliuy. Close to its bank in the forest there is a gigantic cauldron made of copper. Its size is unknown as only the rim is visible above the ground, but several trees grow within it…”

The same thing was recorded by N. D. Arkhipov, a researcher into the ancient cultures of Yakutia:

“Among the population of the Viliuy basin there is a legend from ancient times about the existence in the upper reaches of that river of bronze cauldrons or olguis. This legend deserves attention as the areas that are the supposed location of the mythical cauldrons contain several streams with the name Olguidakh— ’Cauldron Stream’.”

eyakutia.com...

The descriptions with the opening on them sounds a lot like the Baltic sea object if it were metal hidden under some form of concrete.

Yakut legends contain many references to explosions, fiery whirlwinds and blazing spheres rising into the air. And all those phenomena are somehow or other associated with the mysterious metal constructions found in the Valley of Death. Some of them are large, round, “iron houses” standing on numerous lateral supports. They have neither windows nor doors, only a “spacious manhole” at the top of the dome.

reply to post by Mythkiller

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I unfortunately am unable to watch the video at the moment, but I checked out the link. Boy I tell ya', what a credible source!!!

Russian News Paper you say!!!

1+ 1 = 2

2 Bad it isn't true

please deny my ignorance. 'Prove' HAHAHAHA

Just an observation... I don't think I've EVER found one article presented on ATS that includes findings from a 'Russian' that actually turned out to be valid. Well, except for Elenin lol

reply to post by amongus

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I don't think it's so easy to dig in a swamp. Also getting big equipment there for even trying?
So it was just an exploration to find them, not to dig them out.

Originally posted by Plugin
reply to post by amongus

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I don't think it's so easy to dig in a swamp. Also getting big equipment there for even trying?
So it was just an exploration to find them, not to dig them out.

Weeelllll....If they felt metal while walking in the mud they could have dug out enough for a picture of a spot or edge of the metal. Sure would help on the belief issues.

reply to post by Char-Lee

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Yea sure but my point is that diggin in a swamp.. G'luck...

reply to post by Mythkiller

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All they proved was *clunk clunk clunk*...there is something under that water.

You and anyone else never saw what they are.

Title is full of poo.

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