A structure comparable to the famous pyramid of Cheops was found in Russia.

Speleologist Artur Zhemukhov from Kabardino-Balkaria has an unusual hobby: he searches for sacred places scattered over mountains and gorges, according to his own method, which takes into account the location of stars in constellations and contains mathematical calculations. That is how Arthur discovered a mysterious manhole littered with stones in the Baksan Gorge. And under it - an amazing cave, which, perhaps, is part of an underground city. In September, the expedition of the public research association "Kosmopoisk" visited it for the third time.

"flask" with a "throat"

It is almost impossible to enter the cave without climbing skills. First you need to squeeze into a hole measuring 40 by 120 cm, then descend on a rope along a narrow vertical shaft. It is formed by two parallel stone slabs. After 9 meters - the first "knee": the hole goes to the side and immediately breaks down again. Already here you will be covered absolute silence No sound comes from outside. Another 23 meters deep - and a new "knee". To reach the bottom of the cave, you need to overcome more than 80 meters, and it will take an hour. But, having passed the “bottleneck”, you will find yourself in a huge room, which the researchers called the “flask”.

“The first thing that catches your eye is that the walls in the mine are obviously of artificial origin,” says Vadim Chernobrov, coordinator of the Cosmopoisk association. - They are made of smooth stone blocks, carefully polished. IN Egyptian pyramids oh the blocks are about the same size. It is easy to calculate that each "pebble" weighs about 200 tons. And how to turn them around in order to neatly fold such a structure is completely incomprehensible. And that it is man-made, I have little doubt.

The same opinion is held Viktor Kotlyarov, local historian and local historian: “When we showed photographs of this mine to geologists, including foreign ones, most of them were inclined to the version of its artificial origin. In any case, they were all unanimous in the fact that they had never seen anything like it anywhere else. There are no analogues in the world!”

In the dungeon, the researchers found a “floating” column: the megalith is attached to the wall with only one rib, which makes it seem to be hanging in the air. Unfortunately, no traces of human presence or organic remains were found in the cave. However, Vadim Chernobrov is not surprised. He is sure that this building was not conceived as a dwelling. He had other tasks.

Dig up the resonator

From the moment the public learned about the mysterious mine in the Baksan Gorge, there was no shortage of versions about its purpose. It was assumed that this was a burial ground for dumping infected animals, a bunker for storing food, a dwelling of the Aryans, a fortification, a lair of a Bigfoot ... Some of the researchers descending into the mine heard howls, rustles and even whispers there, which, if desired, can be mistaken for an unknown ancient language. But no traces and remains, we repeat, were not found. This refutes all of the above hypotheses. But a draft is blowing in the dungeon and it is crammed with narrow passages that have yet to be raked from the rubble. Local speleologists have already acquired electrical equipment to continue work next summer.

“The stay of a person or other living beings in this structure was not originally envisaged,” Chernobrov shares his guesses. - You can draw such an analogy: we did not penetrate into a dwelling, but into some kind of factory.

For example, we climbed into a factory chimney, then went down into the combustion chamber and now we are trying to understand: where did the people sit here? And they didn't sit there at all! And they shouldn't have. According to our version, this cave is a technical structure. It served as a kind of resonator, a converter of waves and radiations of a nature unknown to us. Its age is about 5 thousand years. In terms of size and functionality, the cave of the Baksan Gorge is comparable to the Egyptian Great Pyramid, which many scientists also consider to be a wave transmitter or energy converter.”

Most likely, the researchers believe, this object was not underground before. It was located on the surface, being attached to the hillside. This is how one can explain why one of the walls of the “flask” chamber is uneven, bumpy (this is a fragment of a natural rock), and the other is smooth, polished (it was erected by unknown builders). For several millennia, the giant structure was covered with earth, sand and rock fragments, trees grew from above. And the stone blocks, once located on the outside of the hill, turned out to be inside it. By the way, let's remember the same pyramid of Cheops. It, along with the sphinx lying next to it, was covered with sand until archaeologists dug it up and gave the “wonder of the world” a familiar look.

The Baksan mine-cave can also be dug up, although it is difficult to even imagine what kind of funds this will require. Researchers are inclined to the version that the structure of an unusual shape, preserved inside the rock, could be part of a more global structure - underground cave cities, legends about which in the North Caucasus are passed down from generation to generation. Near the manhole leading to a depth of 80 meters, two more entrances to the dungeon were found. Calculations show that if they continue, having dismantled the rubble, they will dock with each other and lead to the same mysterious cave, where you can hear a whisper, similar to an unknown ancient language.

First of all, you need to pay attention to those caves, the visit of which is possible not on your own or with some kind of guide from among the locals, but as part of organized excursions. There are a lot of such caves in the Caucasus, and one of them is the Azish cave, which is located near the city of Maykop. It is located in a forest area and was opened in 1911, but was opened to the general public in 1987. The total length of the cave is 640 meters, but only 220 meters are equipped for excursions. This cave is a multi-tiered voluminous galleries and incredibly beautiful halls. The entrance to the cave is a vertical well, which was formed as a result of a collapse. The depth of the cave goes up to 37 meters. The area provided for excursions is completely safe, comfortable and well lit. Everywhere there are footpaths, fences, stairs.

All halls impress with their pristine beauty, which was created exclusively by nature, without human intervention. Each room has its own name. The Bogatyr Hall got its name because it has a height equal to three human heights. The hall called the altar actually resembles an altar, which causes amazement among tourists. Stalactites and wall streaks formed bizarre shapes, thanks to which some halls received the corresponding names: the hall "Buddha Statue", "Apostles", "Baba Yaga".

The cave has a special microclimate, thanks to which the growth of various formations has not stopped for many centuries (scientists believe that this process has been going on for two million years). If you decide to visit this cave in the warm season, then be sure to take warm clothes with you, as the year-round temperature inside the cave is kept at 4-7 degrees. You can take warm clothes on the spot, but for an additional fee.

Some tourists get to this cave on their own, by car, and some simply buy an excursion in one of the Maykop tour agencies. If you go by car, then you need to follow through Khadzhokh, and near Dakhovskaya turn to the Lago-Naki plateau and drive up the serpentine. There are signs along the way so don't get lost.

As I said, you can get into the cave only with a guided tour, you first need to buy a ticket. It is best to come on weekdays, because on holidays and weekends there are long queues in which you can spend several hours and all the pleasure of visiting the cave will be blurred. Tours run every 30 minutes. Touching stalactites and other formations is strictly prohibited. The average duration of the tour is 25 minutes, but it is possible to stay longer. Tours run from 9 am to 6 pm.

The pricing policy is such that an adult ticket costs 400 rubles, and for children from 7 to 14 years old - half as much. Individual excursions They will cost a little more, but it makes no sense to buy them.

This area may interest you not only in the Azish cave, but also in the nearby rope park, cafes, and the opportunity to purchase various souvenirs. If you walk a little up the path, you can go to a chic observation deck from where you can enjoy incredible views of the surrounding mountains.

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Within the speleological area Greater Caucasus three provinces are distinguished: North Caucasian, East Caucasian and Gorno-Kolkhida.
The North Caucasian speleological province is located on the northern slope of the Greater Caucasus between the upper reaches of the Pshekha River (left tributary of the Belaya) and the middle course of the Ardon (left tributary of the Terek). Karst caves, confined to Jurassic gypsum and limestone, are quite widespread. Currently, 142 caves have been described here, including 38 caves more than 100 m long. The largest include Butkova I (7000 m long), Dezova (473 m), Bagovskaya VI (1900 m), Beslineevskaya I (1800 m), Ammonitnaya (1669 m), Azishskaya (1280 m) and Neizma (1235 m).

A special position is occupied by the Butkov I cave (total length is about 7000 m), located 7 km southeast of the Novosvobodnaya station. It was formed in limestones of the Jurassic age. The cave is a complex labyrinth of narrow and low passages, turning into small grottoes in some places.

Among the caves of the Caucasus, the Azish cave (total length 1280 m) is interesting, located on the northwestern slope of the Azish-Tau ridge, 12 km from the village of Khamyshki. It was formed in the Upper Jurassic dolomitic limestones. The cave consists of several grottoes and passages connecting them. The largest grottoes reach 25 m in length and 25 m in height. A stream flows along the bottom of the main passage. Sinter formations are widely developed.

Air temperature 10-12°. The East Caucasian speleological province is located in the northeastern part of the Greater Caucasus, east of the Ardon River. 35 caves have been explored here. The largest of them are Nyvzzhin-leget (length 350 m), Chaldybalskaya (150 m), Karabudakhkentskaya (135 m) and Usman-leget (100 m). The Nyvzzhin-Leget cave is located on the interfluve of the Fiogdon and Gizeldon rivers, 3 km east of the Tagardon village, on the northern slope of the Khosh-Khararog spur. The cave was formed in limestone. The entrance reaches 1.8 m in height and 10 m in length. The length of the cave is 350 m, the volume is 1500 m3.

ANCIENT CAVE

An ancient cave was found in Adygea near St. Michael's Monastery: activists of the Russian Geographical Society (RGS) discovered it in early August when they were laying a tourist route. The entrance was opened during the development of a gypsum quarry. “The builders, apparently, removed the roof of the cave with stalactites with a ladle,” says Igor Ogay, head of the Adyghe branch of the Russian Geographical Society. Already on August 30, specialists from Krasnodar carried out ground-penetrating radar measurements and came to the conclusion that there is not just one cave, but a whole karst massif.

Caucasus in last years becomes a center of attraction for those who like to travel through natural underground spaces, the so-called "speleotourists". Many caves are concentrated here, the vast majority of them are of karst origin. It is this type of caves that is most common in nature.

The mechanism of their formation has long been known. Water flows wash out cavities in rocks (limestone, marble, gypsum), and underground spaces are formed with numerous levels, halls, passages, lakes and waterfalls. The increased content of carbon dioxide in water only accelerates this process. It is karst caves that have the greatest length and depth, often stretching for tens of kilometers.

For speleologists, literally everything is of interest: the history of the formation of caves, their structure, the inner world. Often, water forms salt deposits inside the caves, which form the famous stalactites and stalagmites that attract curious tourists. Some of the caves were used by ancient people as dwellings or served as a haven for wild animals. Therefore, the remains of animals or people and the products of their vital activity (drawings, fireplaces, steps) are often found there.

The North Caucasus (and especially Abkhazia) is on a special note for speleologists all over the world. According to legend, Martel, the founder of speleology, having visited these places at the beginning of the 20th century, predicted that the deepest caves in the world would be found here.

The popularity of Pyatigorsk Proval was added by the novel by Ilf and Petrov "The Twelve Chairs". It was here that Ostap Bender sold entry tickets, and the proceeds allegedly went to strengthen the Failure - so as not to fail too much.
The writers themselves spoke impartially about this lake, calling it a "puddle". In fact, the lake got an unusual smell and turquoise color due to the sulfur contained in the water. It is located in an underground cave and appeared due to the impact of mineral waters.

Cave Proval

Old dachas were built around Proval - they form a small town. The houses appeared at the end of the 19th century, and they look very original. Among them come across unusual, similar to oriental palaces and medieval castles. Today, most of these houses have been converted into sanatoriums.
By the way, the locals thanked Ilf and Petrov for popularizing Proval and installed a statue of Bender at the entrance. True, he has in his hands tickets not for 5 and 10 kopecks, as indicated in the book, but for fifty.

Stavropol region.
Failure - a lake and a natural cave on the southern slope of Mount Mashuk in Pyatigorsk. The cave is a cone-shaped funnel 41 m high, at the bottom of which there is a karst lake. mineral water pure blue.
The depth of the lake is 11 m, the diameter is 15 m. The water temperature is from 26° to 42°C. The blue color of water is due to hydrogen sulfide and special bacteria contained in it. Caves of the Caucasus

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Anokhin G.I. "Small Caucasus". M., "Physical culture and sport", 1981.
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ANCIENT MAN-MADE CAVE IN THE CAUCASUS – A GENERATOR OF UNKNOWN ENERGY?

The ancient sign of the mystical swastika - a symbol of light, sun and well-being is found on the stones of the ancient Caucasus. Such signs were also found in the area of ​​the Kabardino-Balkarian village of Zayukovo in the Baksan Gorge. Carved in stone next to the swastikas are modern, as they are called in Arabic, the numbers make it clear that these signs were not carved by the ancient Aryans who once inhabited the region.

But other Aryans visited here, and much later. The mountain division of the Nazis "Edelweiss" did not reach these places. However, according to contemporaries, representatives of the Ahnenerbe, a thoroughly mystical organization, built, however, into the structure of the SS and Nazism, actively walked through the entire part of the Caucasus occupied by the Nazis. Occultists and mystics in uniform were looking for confirmation of their misanthropic theory about the superiority of the Aryan race and longed for the possession of ancient powerful artifacts. There were rumors that they were looking for the "Grail", allegedly hidden in one of the Caucasian caves. Apparently, it was these people who marked the most interesting places with their coat of arms. Nowadays, local enthusiasts of local history, Maria and Viktor Kotlyarov, have paid attention to these symbols. In the area where the swastikas are located in the Baksan Gorge, it was discovered, which, perhaps, will become one of greatest discoveries the last time. Getting into the cave is not so easy, for this you need to have good climbing skills.

The entrance to the cave is located at an altitude of about a thousand meters above sea level, and is a hole extending into the thickness of the rocks, approximately forty centimeters by a twenty meter. Further into the depths of the mountain there is a vertical shaft, which can only be descended by a rope. The mine is narrow, and without psychological preparation, brought up by long-term speleology, an attempt to descend can cause psychological breakdowns. At the first stage, the walls of the shaft consist of two monolithic stone slabs standing vertically, the other two walls are lined with small stones. No sounds penetrate the thickness of the rocks, and the oppressive silence also powerfully puts pressure on the psyche of the researcher.
At a depth of nine meters, the mine has a break - a small horizontal hole, again breaking off into the abyss. After another twenty-three meters, a new break and a new vertical descent.
The total depth of the mine reaches eighty meters, and the diving time even for experienced specialists of the Kosmopoisk organization is at least an hour. The staff of this expedition dubbed the complex of tunnels leading deep into the mountain, the “bottleneck”. The hall into which the researcher enters, having reached the bottom, they called the "flask". This hall is a large, completely dark room in which, in the light of lanterns, you can find a huge column, as if floating in the air. The column does not reach the ceiling of the cave and does not rest against its bottom, it is attached to the wall only by its back face, this connection seems to be unreliable, however, as scientists suggest, it has been “floating” in this way for about five thousand years.

From the gloomy and majestic hall of this grandiose cave, multiple tunnels go into the thickness of the rocks. All of them are absolutely not suitable for moving a person. You can only stick your head into the widest ones and try to see where they lead, and your hand can hardly be pushed into the narrow ones. Kosmopoisk scientists hope to further investigate them using the latest, including seismic equipment.
In the meantime, the main discovery is that the cave is ... man-made! Its walls are lined with stone blocks, roughly corresponding to those used in the construction of the famous Egyptian pyramids. The weight of each "pebble" is approximately two hundred tons.
Five thousand years ago, the mysterious people who inhabited these places built this structure. He found it necessary to carry out gigantic engineering work. Giant stone blocks were moved and placed in narrow passages. Why did the ancient inhabitants of the Caucasus do this - is one of the greatest secrets.

However, a number of researchers believe that this structure was originally located on the surface. This, in particular, can be evidenced by the walls of the "flask". One of them is uneven and rough, that is, such as the surface of rocks usually is. Three other walls are made of , between which not only the blade of a knife, but also the needle does not pass.
Scientists believe that the structure was once attached to the rock. When the builders abandoned it and abandoned it, it was covered with stones falling from the mountains for thousands of years, and sedimentary rocks held these stones together with a strength that surpassed the best modern cements. However, even if the construction was carried out on the surface, it is still completely incomprehensible how these huge stone monoliths moved and stacked one on top of the other. The level of development of ancient technology known to us allows us to assert that this is completely impossible. However, this building can be seen and felt.

The found cave was immediately dubbed the "underground city", and the researchers began to look for premises for people to live. However, it turned out that the cave in the Baksan gorge is absolutely not suitable for human habitation.
Researcher "" Vadim Chernobrov believes that it should be so. In his opinion, this is not a dwelling at all, but an ancient industrial complex, a kind of analogue of modern industrial enterprises, but it is not clear what he could produce. Chernobrov is sure that this is the oldest generator and resonator of energies forgotten in our time. Whether this is so is a matter for further thorough and long-term research. The method of analogies cannot be used in this case - nothing like this has been found anywhere on Earth.

An ancient structure comparable in scale to the pyramids of Giza has been discovered in the North Caucasus.

We used to think that the main megaliths of the planet are concentrated in Egypt, South America, China. Our dolmens, which are conditionally classified as megalithic structures, against the background of the pyramids and the "great walls" look like dwarfs. But quite recently, a system of mysterious underground structures was discovered in the North Caucasus. So, in Kabardino-Balkaria, near the village of Zayukovo, mysterious multi-kilometer tunnels were discovered. Researchers suggest that they connected the ancient settlements that existed on our planet thousands of years ago. It is curious that all the tunnels are concentrated around a huge underground structure in the form of an inverted pyramid ...

Miracle city.

“For many years we have been searching, going to the places of alleged dungeons, listening to the old-timers,” says Vadim Chernobrov, head of the All-Russian public research association Kosmopoisk. “And last fall, we moved to the place where, according to the stories of the aksakals, there is Old city. This is not an allegory, but a literal translation from the local dialect. Old-timers say that it was built by people who lived here before them. Who lived here, what kind of people, no one knows for sure.

The object is located at an altitude of about a kilometer above sea level. locals showed the researchers one small hole in the mountain. The entrance is very narrow - about 30 centimeters in diameter. The guide told that the local population has a legend: if you climb there, you will find yourself in a huge city where there are squares, streets and houses, but there are no people. Indeed, the search engines got into a vast dungeon, which, gradually expanding, stretches deep into tens, and possibly hundreds of meters.

When the researchers began to examine the area around the manhole, they discovered a wide crevice. Maybe this main entrance in the dungeon, because if we assume the very fact of the existence of an underground settlement, it is unlikely that its inhabitants made their way through a narrow gap. Perhaps, going down the manhole, it will be possible to get to the "main street". Last year, due to the weather, this was not possible, the researchers postponed the descent to the next summer. However, there was a second discovery - not far from the Old City, another manhole was found. Local historians Maria and Viktor Kotlyarov were brought here by climber and speleologist Arthur Zhemukhov, who trained in the mountains and drew attention to a strange depression. Stones are piled on top, bushes grow, and in appearance it is an ordinary hole, which is apparently invisible in the ground. But Arthur noticed that there was a lot of seepage from the hole. This means that there is a large cavity in the ground. He began to expand the hole and got into a huge shaft, which led somewhere into the darkness. One did not dare to climb there, he called a detachment of speleologists. They descended into the mine and realized that there was no end in sight to the dungeon. “The first thing that caught their eye was the main walls in the mine, obviously of artificial origin,” says Vadim Chernobrov. - They are made of even stone blocks of approximately the same size as in the Egyptian pyramids, and stacked using similar technologies - one on top of the other. Each weighing 50-100 tons, well processed, although over time chips and cracks appeared.

What is this mysterious masonry? There are no traces of concrete or other mortar, as in the Egyptian pyramids. It is not clear how the ancient builders fastened the blocks together, but it is clear that they have been standing for more than one thousand years and even a needle cannot penetrate into the seam.

When the speleologists went deeper into the cave, they found a strange column. It seems to be hanging in the air, but at the same time it is tightly attached to the wall. Apparently, the dungeon has a colossal size, and people managed to explore only a small part of it. Deep they moved 100 meters. And ran into narrow passages.

Miracle machine.

The fact that the dungeon is not intended for human habitation became obvious to the search engines when they explored the entire accessible part of the cave. It turned out that it is crammed with narrow passages where even a child cannot squeeze through, and tiny holes where a human hand can hardly get through. Each such mini-cavity goes far inland: the light from the flashlights does not reach the bottom. What is this building? The researchers got the impression that the underground pyramid has a technological, and not a sacred purpose. It looks like some kind of machine, an engineering structure of unknown purpose. “It looks like some kind of resonator, a device for seismological research, exploration, mining, or an energy generator,” says Chernobrov. “It’s impossible to say for sure yet – no analogues have been found in the world.” Many people think of the analogy with the mysterious cavities inside the Egyptian pyramids, also not intended for the movement of people. In principle, a person cannot get there, but the ancient builders made them to last. These narrow manholes also lead tens of meters deep, but for what and where is a big question. Sometimes they end in rows of doors with handles, behind which are rooms of unknown purpose. Versions about purpose underground passages enough: a "refrigerator" for storing food, the dwelling of the ancient Aryans, a giant air conditioner, an air duct. Or, for example, a giant power generator... There is evidence that during the Second World War, researchers from the SS organization "Ahnenerbe" were seen in these places, which, as you know, was looking for an entrance to Shambhala. It is said that Hitler considered the Caucasus, along with Tibet, "the place of concentration of Power" and "the center of control of the World." And allegedly rushed to the Caucasus just for this reason.

Researchers, of course, pay attention to the fact that the same Old City is located next to the pyramid. And they assume that these two objects are somehow connected. After all, for example, in Turkey, near the village of Derinkuyu, an 8-story city was found underground, designed for permanent and comfortable living of 40-50 thousand people. There are houses, outbuildings, bazaars, shops, water sources, wells and ventilation hatches. In a word, a miracle of engineering technology, which is at least 4 thousand years old. Now about a dozen underground cities have been excavated in the world, three of them have become tourist sites. At the same time, it is known that some cities have underground communication with each other. These are huge distances - hundreds of kilometers. According to some scientists, the strange hum that scientists have recorded in different parts of the planet is nothing more than air draft in a system of man-made underground utilities located in the depths of the earth.
If this summer it turns out that there really was an underground city under the village of Zayukovo, then the pyramid can be considered a kind of technical installation that ensures its vital activity. And then the "Zayukov miracle" will be the largest man-made prehistoric structure on the territory of modern Russia.

Opinions

Vera Davidenko, head of the section of the Kabardino-Balkarian geological exploration expedition:

— That which underground caves are of man-made origin, a moot point. The tuff of the Zayukovsky area is an accumulation of volcanic ejection products - ash, lava fragments, volcanic glass, and, to a small extent, rock fragments that make up the walls of the crater. The ejecta material during accumulation was hot, and therefore, during solidification, individual cracks formed, that is, the entire tuff massif turned out to be, as it were, broken into blocks. Consequently, the depression found near the village of Zayukovo is one of such cracks of gravity separation, which is characterized by smooth contact surfaces. Another thing is that ancient people could also use the natural cavity.

Alexander Pankratenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor of Moscow State Mining University:

- I examined a sample of "mortar" taken by speleologists from the stone blocks of the cave. It looks like some kind of reinforcing material. The composition is unknown to me, now nothing like this is used. The study of the sample also indicates that the inside of the cave is ideally ventilated, quite dry. Photographs of the cave also confirm the version of its artificial origin. Like it or not, future research should show.