...Dedicated to the blessed memory of Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov, the creator and coordinator of the international research group "#Cosmopoisk", a wonderful scientist, expert and innovator, decades ahead of his time...
Many people associate the 20th century not only with the Cold War, but also with the space race. It is known that the Americans made a series of fairly successful attempts (#Apollo series) to explore our closest neighbor - the Moon. Although, there is still debate about whether they were on the moon or not. In this context, let’s leave this question out of the question and assume that they were. There is plenty of evidence of this. However, if you have a different opinion, then I will not insist - “Truth is born in a dispute”...
Here is one of the video bloggers conducting a rather interesting and eloquent experiment with a laser on Earth to search for abandoned lunar rovers on the visible surface Moons. Looks impressive:
As indirect evidence at a simple level that, after all, “a human foot has set foot there,” this is enough for now. And now I don’t want to go into conspiracy theories or suggest Mr. Prokopenko from the Ren-TV channel. Save this for later. When there really is nothing to do in your spare time;)
And here is an interesting and very dramatic collection of contacts with #UFOs from the Apollo missions on the lunar surface (English subtitles) The title of this collection speaks for itself: “What the hell lives on the Moon?”...Watch the video, it’s short and dramatic.
Last year I wrote a big one. As always, the article was shortened and distorted beyond recognition. Apparently, as always, everyone in the editorial office was in a hurry... And in the bustle they did not pay attention to the seriousness of the material (Don’t read the article, it looks “bitten off in mid-sentence”, 40% of my material was removed there, because, as always - “ format is limited"). However, what upset me most of all was that the editors refused to publish the photographs of the Apollo missions sent to me by Vadim Chernobrov. But instead... well, look for yourself what “what” they put instead:(. In general, I was sad... Shortly before his sudden death, Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov, in another telephone conversation, allowed me to publish these photographs. What I do. These pictures were captured by #NASA astronauts during the Apollo lunar missions. Their authenticity is beyond doubt (they somehow, bypassing NASA's bins and a long chain of intermediaries, ended up in the hands of Vadim Alexandrovich), but what kind of objects are on They are depicted, obviously of extraterrestrial and artificial origin - I leave this discourse to the public...
At the end of January in Kuzbass at the Mokhovsky coal mine found an unusual disk that interested researchers. Opinions about its origin were divided into diametrically opposed ones. Serious disputes have flared up between scientists: some believe that the disk is a natural phenomenon, while others are inclined to the most fantastic versions of its origin.
Famous ufologist Vadim Chernobrov came to Kemerovo to study the “stone disk of ancestors”. In an exclusive interview with the site Sibdepo Vadim talked about why the disk could belong to alien beings, who controls earthlings and how to prevent a universal war.
— Vadim, tell me, why, unlike your colleagues, do not draw specific conclusions about what origin the stone disk could be?
— I 99% agree with your fellow countryman, the geologist, who categorically stated that the disk is a stone nodule. But, from a general scientific point of view, I am against it, because loss of interest leads to the cessation of research. Why study something that everyone knows? Different generations of scientists constantly say that they know everything. This is impossible. Our knowledge is limited to hundreds of years, but by no means millions.
I do not hold extreme points of view, I do not have a burning desire to necessarily confirm or refute something. Although those who follow the activities of Cosmopoisk know that in most cases I spend time refuting rumors that are being circulated in our information space. I suspect that the extreme views will ultimately be proven wrong.
By them I mean that the disk is an exclusively natural or exclusively artificial formation. You wouldn’t argue that the associations of the find are similar to a flying saucer? But I'm not convinced that this is really what science fiction fans would like to see.
— It turns out that the possibility that the disk is of extraterrestrial origin is not excluded?
— As a specialist in aerospace aircraft, I am convinced that this shape of the ship is convenient from the point of view of aerodynamics and the use of advanced propulsors. If some artificial formation got into the rock 200 million years ago, then it would not have reached us in its original form. Atoms of iron, glass or other material were replaced by atoms of the surrounding substance. What appeared before our eyes was approximately what we see now. Unfortunately, we only have to speculate about the original contents of the object.
We can also say that the stone disk refers to the existence of ancient civilizations - extraterrestrial, ancient or any other. There are a lot of versions, but the main thing is to pay attention to the facts. The available data are insufficient to draw firm conclusions. I now act as a science lawyer trying to resolve a scientific dispute.
— What do you need to know and what is known about the disk at the moment?
— The position of the disk during its detection is very important. If it was found in a horizontal position, then this speaks of a geological version; if it is found at an angle, this point of view instantly disappears. Now we only have rumors: the disk was not the only one, about four or five of them were found in Kuzbass. Most of it is in the Mokhovsky section. They only tell us about them, but they can’t show them, because people didn’t attach any importance to this fact and threw away the discs.
I don't see this as a fact, but rather as a hope. If others begin to look under their feet more often, the likelihood of a new discovery is very high. How quickly the new disk will be discovered, I cannot say, but sooner or later it will happen. If other similar finds appear, we will be able to observe certain patterns.
“But such disks have already been found in other regions of the country. Isn't it possible to correlate the data and infer the origin of the fossil?
— Finds of approximately the same age were made in the Tyumen region. These are artifacts in the form of tungsten filaments. Tungsten is one of the few materials that can survive tens and hundreds of millions of years. But we did not find it in this disk, at least not in large quantities. In addition, similar disks were found in China and Kabardino-Balkaria, where underground cities are found near the finds. It is not worth transferring the properties of these finds to the disk discovered in the Kemerovo region, so as not to draw hasty conclusions.
— How will the study of the “ancestral stone disk” be carried out?
“We have already measured alpha, beta and gamma radiation. The radiation background of the disk is normal. The artifact was checked for the presence of metal inclusions, although it was assumed that over millions of years the iron atoms would disappear. In particular, I was hoping that there were traces of tungsten, but there were none.
To study stone formation, you need to use a variety of methods, with the exception of those that lead to the destruction of the artifact. For example, scanning, the use of non-hazardous radiation, including sound, and also the use of ultrasound-type installations. This is necessary in order to understand what the disk consists of. Now we need to decide how to scan it. I am against removing the artifact from the museum.
Therefore, with the permission of the museum, it would be possible to bring an X-ray machine. The main thing is to conduct studies without destruction or transportation. Such methods exist, however, they are very expensive. We will cool and heat the disk to illuminate it using a thermal scanner and thermal imager. This will let you know if there are cavities or foreign inclusions inside the fossil. Examination with a thermoscan is a fairly gentle and informative method that does not carry any loads, including thermal ones.
If more samples appear, the question of cutting the disk will arise. In the meantime, technology allows us to study a subject without destroying it.
— You are an aerospace engineer by training, and you also study various anomalies. It seems to me that there is a slight contradiction between these two areas of activity...
— The romance of the sky has always attracted me, because since childhood I lived among pilots and airplanes. I am researching everything that is unidentified, and there is no contradiction in this. Many observed effects (poltergeists, ghosts) are painfully reminiscent of the phenomena during the landing and appearance of a UFO. In other words, I am not saying that one is a continuation of the other. After all, it would be stupid to assume that the ghost arrives on a flying saucer.
— The design and study of aircraft is, one might say, in your blood. How did you realize that you wanted to study anomalies?
— Of course, there were significant moments in life that influenced my life. I fulfilled my childhood dream of becoming an aerospace engineer. I want to explore the expanses of the universe. Sometimes what I have achieved is not enough for me. I would be happy to do direct engineering, that is, the production of star planes. This is a task worth living for. And I’m ready to fly one way to Mars, just tell me, I’ll get ready in five minutes! But for now this is not the case, I am simply bringing the long-awaited moment closer.
From time to time I ask myself the question: why am I doing this, what do I get out of it? Fame? Money? I'm not a pop star to please everyone, and my fame is questionable. First of all, of course, I do this for myself. I even write books that would be interesting for me to read. I understand perfectly well that the circle of my readers is limited, not everyone shares my point of view.
I'm not proud or worried about it. I'm just working for posterity who will appreciate it. Will they be critical of this or will they laugh at me, as we do with the previous generation from the height of our knowledge? Our experience is based on their mistakes, so it is important to me what they will say about me many years later.
— You are going to send a time capsule with a message to the future, which will reach our descendants in about 200 years. Is she the one who will help form the right opinion about you and your activities?
— If you send many different opinions into the future, some will be interesting to humanity. It will then decide what to publish and what to throw away. This is a kind of experiment: we think about what to send, we look at ourselves from the outside in order to form an opinion about ourselves. You can call it a temporary mirror that allows you to improve yourself a little.
We put a huge amount of information on electronic media into a small capsule. I put my books in it. Perhaps in 200 years they will be readable from a flash drive. As long as knowledge exists, it is possible to recreate the technology of the past. If, of course, we are talking about objects that are millions of years distant from us, like the same stone disk, difficulties arise.
— Let's return to extraterrestrial civilizations. Should a person, in principle, explore space and get acquainted with aliens if we cannot figure out our planet?
“We don’t deserve to fly into space.” If there is life on other planets, then I, as a responsible person, am obliged to prevent terrible mistakes: interplanetary wars. We cannot transfer our aggression to others, including other planets. We don’t want to be bullied by alien aggressors, who successfully pulverize us in Hollywood films.
— So you’re saying that with the exploration of other planets, a universal war awaits us?
- There is a possibility of this. There is no protection from what we can throw out on others. For example, treaties have been drawn up on the non-use of nuclear weapons in space. But where is the guarantee of their compliance?
— It turns out that the inhabitants of the Earth are not as intelligent as aliens?
— There is a paradox that I often hear: if you believe that extraterrestrial civilizations exist, why don’t they contact us? The answer is that they are intelligent. Because it is absolutely impossible to contact us today. At least out of respect for each other. After all, contact is an exchange of knowledge and technology. It could be disastrous for earthlings.
Because the use of different technologies has never stopped us from destroying our own kind. Of course, you can’t come into contact with us, but you can spy, observe, and draw conclusions. But one day we will be ready to communicate with aliens morally, technically and humanistically.
- What would you do in the place of an alien creature if you were one? Wouldn't they let you on your planet?
“I would do everything not to let earthlings leave their planet.” Believe me, there are thousands of ways to prevent some wild civilization from starting its stellar expansion. Aliens are stronger creatures. Moreover, you will not even understand that some kind of sanctions and military action have been applied to you. It will definitely not be as beautifully filmed in Hollywood films. Earthlings will not even understand what really happened.
— And speaking of ghosts: is it possible to find out that such a creature lives at home?
— They write books and instructions, including me, on how not to make mistakes in this case. No one is stopping you from being a deep skeptic, but believe me, when a poltergeist appears in the house, he will sneeze at your faith. You will immediately understand this, contact the police, the priests, and then start looking for “ghost hunters” to help get rid of the creature. Just don't beat yourself up. As we know from psychology: there will always be people who will find something in themselves in the described symptoms.
— Many people believe in the existence of ghosts, poltergeists and UFOs, mistaking any unusual effect for an anomaly. How often do people contact you and ask you to come and do research?
“I’m not a ghost hunter, like in the movie, where specialists rush around with instruments on their backs. I’ll tell you a terrible secret: such devices do not exist in the world at all. Although many people believe this. I receive about 200 emails every day. A variety of people are converting - believers, non-believers, even schizophrenics. For the most part, people describe completely normal phenomena.
I don’t answer everyone; I go to the location even less often. I talk to people only in interesting cases. Those to whom I didn’t answer, of course, are offended, but what kind of offense? - after all, they don’t pay for me to drop everything and rush to them. I conduct all trips and research at my own expense. This is a principled position so that no one suspects that I do science for the sake of money. Because there are a lot of cases of quackery.
I keep a list of expeditions. There were about 700 of them in total - he supervised them or visited them personally. By the way, I am much more likely than the average person to be in places where some kind of anomaly can occur. We look for patterns based on trends from past years, statistics, and dry mathematical calculations. Not all predictions come true, but there have been cases where we have had “planned” encounters with UFOs.
-Have you seen aliens?
— I saw how close the UFO landed. This was several years ago on the Medveditskaya ridge. Moreover, everyone has a chance to get on the Cosmopoisk expedition. People often come to us to participate in research, knowing about the elements of luck and chance. It is not always possible to see something abnormal, but we try to increase the guarantee percentage. This is science.
— Will there be any expedition in the near future?
— Our organization is researching the appearance of Crop Circles. Already in June of this year we will hunt for them in the Krasnodar region. I can’t give an exact date yet, but you can follow the activities of Cosmopoisk. You just need to understand that you are not going on a trip, and we are not a travel agency that takes you on vacation. Perhaps, like last year, we will be disappointed. But every time our calculations become more and more accurate.
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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 “Cosmopoisk”, which was engaged in the study of anomalous phenomena. Chernobrov often went on expeditions, studied unusual finds, and wrote books.
Vadim Aleksandrovich 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 the long-term illness, some friends of the ufologist put forward theories that his sudden death had nothing to do with leukemia. They are still trying to unravel the mystery of the mysterious death.
Illness and death of the researcher
Vadim Chernobrov died early - at the age of 51. The researcher, as his relatives wrote, had many more 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 happened. Someone thought that the ufologist could have died tragically; screaming headlines appeared on the Internet “Who is killing Russia’s leading ufologists?”
Much controversy arose about why Chernobrov died. Parallels were drawn with the death of the Yaroslavl ufologist Yu. Smirnov, they noticed that not even a month had passed when cosmonaut Georgy Mikhailovich Grechko also suddenly died. However, no secret killers were ever 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. Members of his team recalled how he was still perky and cheerful when he went on the expedition, and upon his return he was immediately hospitalized in the hospital, where he died.
Fans note that he has changed dramatically in appearance in recent years. It was suspected that he had “picked up” a dose of radiation in anomalous zones. When he came to various events and interviews, journalists inquired about his well-being. So, his hair and beard were thinning. However, the always cheerful and smiling Chernobrov turned everything into a joke and made excuses, assuring that soon his hair would become thicker than before.
Son Andrei wrote on his father’s page on the Internet: “I will always remember your stories about travel. 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 more broadly!”
Farewell and funeral
Farewell to the ufologist took place on May 20, 2017 in the Church of Our Lady “Consolation and Consolation”, on the territory of the Botkin City Hospital. The researcher was buried at the Perepechensky cemetery (55th plot, grave No. 4479).
On May 21, 2017, an article about farewells and funerals appeared on the website of the Kosmopoisk association. Many people came and kind words were said. Colleagues promised to develop and continue Chernobrov’s work 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 the city of Zhirnovsk, Volgograd region, into the family of a military pilot. He graduated from a city high school.
Childhood
I spent my childhood constantly moving due to my father’s profession. Often moving from place to place, changing military camps, the future researcher explored the world. His parents noted that he was a very curious child; his teachers really liked his inquisitive mind.
The father did not forget to tell his son everything he knew and pass on the knowledge. Chernobrov recalled how one day, when he and his father were walking in the field, something resembling a flying saucer hovered in the sky above them. Then everyone who was present watched the further outcome in amazement. In an instant, a fighter appeared nearby, however, the unidentified object quickly disappeared. No one then could 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 at least 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 took part in the organization of the non-academic community “Cosmopoisk”, which, according to Wikipedia, was engaged in the study of UFOs, poltergeists, cryptobiology, and crop circles (cereology).
Members of the organization visited places where, according to local residents, there could be unidentified flying objects, and went on expeditions. Members of Kosmopoisk are people who had different education and professions:
- local historians;
- futurologists;
- astronomers;
- historians;
- speleologists.
Together with the writer A. Kazantsev, Chernobrov led the community. These were the main ideologists of Kosmpoisk.
In 1995, they organized an international congress, where the founder of paleocosmonautics, a writer and film director from Switzerland, Erich von Däniken, was present.
Later, the society conducted experiments with “time machines,” organized congresses, and went to various hard-to-reach places for research. We were actively studying 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 of parallel worlds";
- "Moscow. Phenomena, anomalies, miracles";
- “Secrets and paradoxes of time”;
- "Encyclopedia of Mysterious Places of the World."
One of the most striking and famous was published along with Komsomolskaya Pravda in 1999. It talks about the study of Lake Labynkyr. Echologists 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 Vitimsky bolide, and in 2004 - they looked for traces of Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat.
A lot of attention and time was spent in order to study the theme of Kyshtymsky Alyoshenka. To do this, Chernobrov went to the Chelyabinsk region. He wanted to find out whether the mummified remains were really an alien. DNA was extracted from the fabric that was wrapped around the dwarf. It turned out that it belongs to a person, but with many pathologies.
Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov is a famous Russian ufologist. Also known as a writer and researcher of anomalous phenomena. He was interested in mystical and paranormal phenomena. Author of numerous books and articles on this topic. He has repeatedly participated as a guest and expert in documentaries on this topic.
Biography of a ufologist
Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov was born in the small town of Zhirnovsk in the Volgograd region. He was born in 1965. and began to become interested in otherworldly phenomena since childhood, while studying at school. Teachers noted that from childhood he was a very inquisitive and inquisitive child. The teachers eagerly encouraged this interest.
Vadim first met a UFO when he was still in kindergarten. His father was a military pilot, so the family often traveled, often having to change their place of residence and 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, everyone was looking up without stopping. The Soviet interceptor quickly began to approach it, but in a matter of moments it picked up enormous speed and disappeared.
None of the experienced aviators who were around my father could explain this incident. Neither its nature, nor the physics of the object’s movement. Despite this, Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov even then realized that he had to be a pilot in order, at least for a moment, to be closer than others to solving this mystery. He followed in his father's footsteps. I just decided to connect my life not with aviation, but with space.
Higher education
After school, Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov first served in the USSR border troops, and then entered the Moscow Aviation Institute. He received a diploma from the Aerospace Faculty. It is worth noting that at that time UFO research was carried out at the university. Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov himself talks about them.
While still 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.
Founding of Cosmopoisk
Chernobrov Vadim Aleksandrovich is considered one of the founders of a public organization called “Cosmopoisk”. It is a non-academic community dedicated to the study of paranormal phenomena. The organization appeared on the basis of the Moscow Aviation Institute in 1980.
Cosmopoisk activists are studying reports of encounters with unidentified flying objects and poltergeists. They also conduct research in the field of cryptobiology (some believe that it 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, this is called cereology.
At the same time, the participants in “Cosmosearch” themselves are people from various fields of science, with very different education. These are local historians, astronomers, speleologists, futurologists, historians.
Activities of "Cosmopoisk"
Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov, whose biography was closely connected with futurology, was the main ideologist of this society, along with the science fiction writer Alexander Kazantsev.
In the mid-90s, Kompoisk became more active. In 1995, he organized a major international congress, in which the famous Swiss writer and film director Erich von Däniken, considered the founder of paleocosmonautics, took part. These are theories about alien civilizations visiting Earth.
In the 80-90s, company activists were massively engaged in collecting and systematizing data on the territory of Russia and the CIS. Expeditions were carried out to hard-to-reach areas, for example, to the fall zone of the Tunguska meteorite.
Unique experiments were carried out with installations of so-called “time machines”, stationary stands for studying the properties of electromagnetic fields.
Since 1997, Korenevsky meteorite congresses have been held annually in the Kaluga region, aimed at searching for the Korenevsky body.
Experiments were also organized to establish the reasons for the appearance of crop circles. Chernobrov took an active part in all these events.
Chernobrov's expeditions
One of the most famous took place together with the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda" in 1999. Activists led by Chernobrov went to where they managed to use echo sounders to record objects moving at great depths at a speed of 5 kilometers per hour. Moreover, one of them reached 18 meters in length. It was then that talk began about the modern Loch Ness monster.
In 2003, Kosmopoisk went on an expedition to the Irkutsk region. Here the site of the fall of the nucleus of a small comet, known as the Vitim fireball, to Earth was studied.
In 2004, researchers tried to find traces of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat.
Alyoshenka
Chernobrov Vadim Aleksandrovich, whose books were once published in huge editions, devoted a lot of time to studying 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, whose species identity has not been established, are available.
The fact of its discovery is surrounded by many mystical details, which, according to skeptics, look like urban legends.
He claimed that he knew where Alyoshenka and Vadim Chernobrov were. Reviews about his research received the most contradictory, 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 ransom the alien, but each time they failed.
Books by a ufologist
The best books by Vadim Aleksandrovich 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 visited.
Mysterious Moscow
Vadim Aleksandrovich 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. One of his most widely read books, “The Newest Encyclopedia of Mysterious Places in Moscow and the Moscow Region,” is about this.
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 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 was built. Like the most amazing and exciting walks. All this is in the most complete encyclopedia of paranormal phenomena in the capital.
All the information was collected by Vadim Chernobrov himself, examining numerous reports of mysterious phenomena together with activists of the Cosmopoisk society. The annotation to one of the publications states that Chernobrov is a prominent scientist and design engineer who developed projects for 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 Aleksandrovich Chernobrov, 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 fellow countryman, 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 labor and recreation camp.
Vadim charmed Irina with her erudition, intelligence 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 serving in the border troops, they got married. Irina graduated from the Volgograd Institute of Arts and moved to Moscow with her husband.
The most difficult thing, according to Irina, was to constantly be apart, since Vadim often went on long expeditions. The spouses traveled to some of them together.
Eventually, 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.
Early this morning (about 3:30) in Moscow, at the age of 52, Vadim Chernobrov, the leader and ideological inspirer of Cosmopoisk, died in Moscow at the age of 52, the message says. “Vadim, we will never forget you! And your work will live on.” !
Vadim Aleksandrovich Chernobrov (06/17/1965 - 05/18/2017).
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Vadim Alexandrovich's son about his father:
I will forever remember your travel stories that I could listen to for hours, your books that immersed me in some other world, your blue, blue eyes that looked like the whole Universe! Your belief in space flights and in the fact that in the billions of stars of our Universe we are not alone! Thank you for teaching me to think more broadly. Just thank you! I believe that as long as the memory is alive, the person is 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 himself came to the Krasnodar region more than once, where he explored mysterious crop circles. Almost every summer, pictograms appear in the Novokubansky district of Kuban, which ufologists also call the place of extraterrestrial civilizations. On one of his visits, Vadim Chernobrov also looked into the press center of the Kuban Komsomolskaya Pravda. Then he began his communication not with mysterious circles at all, but said that he published his first article in Komsomolskaya Pravda:
“Back then everyone already knew about British crop circles, but no one believed that they were appearing in our country.” And twenty years ago, Komsomolskaya Pravda published my article about this,” Vadim Chernobrov recalled in June 2015. - It was a success! The text was reprinted by almost all publications, and not only domestic ones. Then, by the way, my study of crop circles began.
And when the country’s chief ufologist came to KP-Kuban, journalists immediately noticed that Chernobrov’s famous thick beard had thinned. And they even asked him if he had ended up in some anomalous zone.
“Don’t worry so much, she will soon be the same as before,” Vadim Chernobrov replied then. - Yes, I travel a lot, and my trips are not at all tourist trips; I go to various anomalous places. But I'll get my thick beard back soon, don't worry.
And he carefully hid the fact that the Cosmopoisk coordinator was seriously ill. Always smiling, cheerful, active. He loved his work very much and also loved to talk a lot about it. He said that in the Krasnodar region a certain foundation, which was secretly engaged in the study of mysterious pictograms, offered him cooperation. But Chernobrov did not agree.
-I refused, because I would have to carry out the work without advertising, in silence. But people should know about everything we find,” a ufologist told Komsomolskaya Pravda. “This foundation also orders fakes.” It seems to me that this is being done in order to set us on the wrong trail. There was a similar fake in the Novokubansky district, and those who drew the circles were paid. I won’t say exactly how much. Those who took on this work told me about this some time later. This is usually offered to students.
In 2015, crop circles appeared in Adygea. Seven pictograms, and all of different diameters: six and nine meters, some reaching up to 13 meters. And in the center there is a deep funnel.
Then ufologists simply could not get enough of it. For the first time in so many years, law enforcement agencies helped them!
“This is the first time in the entire history of our organization,” said the head of Cosmopoisk, Vadim Chernobrov. Chernobrov had no doubt that the crop circles in Adygea were the work of (or whatever) extraterrestrial civilizations. - Usually the police don’t help us with our work at all. And then they filmed it from a drone, and they began to collect material. They had videos and photos even before we did. At first, however, we studied this phenomenon separately, but then we began to work together.
The police carried out the check as expected: they interviewed witnesses, carefully photographed everything, and collected all the materials. The main eyewitness was the local watchman, who guards the field. But in the end, they didn’t start making a UFO case, because there was no statement from the owner of the field.