Breaking news: “Ghost Train”: 104 people disappeared in 33 years and the mysterious disappearance of the scientist.

“Ghost Train”: 104 people disappeared in 33 years, and they disappeared after scientists boarded the train to decipher it in 1991

Understanding the “unknown” is the only path to “knowledge”! Perhaps everyone has heard of UFOs, but do you know URO?

URO, the full name of “Unidentified Railway Objects”, some people call it “ghost train”, the most famous is “Gogol ghost train”.

Gogol’s Skull

In 1931, Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union, was undergoing a large-scale construction. During the construction of a large municipal project, it was necessary to move the remains of some famous people buried in the celebrity mausoleum of Saint Denián Abbey to the new cemetery. However, when people opened the coffin of Gogol, the famous literary master and author of “Dead Soul”, they discovered that Gogol’s skull had long since disappeared.

After tireless efforts by the Soviet reconnaissance department, the thief was quickly discovered. It turned out that Gogol’s skull had been stolen by Bakhrushin, a Russian playwright who was fond of theatre.

In 1909, he bought two guardians of the famous tombs of the Abbey of Saint Denián and did something atrocious. And his purpose was to enrich his private museum of theatrical art.

Gogol’s great-nephew and naval officer Yanofusky was enraged when he received the news. He immediately found Bakhrushin and threw his pistol on the table, shouting loudly: “This pistol has two bullets. If you do not return Gogol’s skull to me, I will give you one bullet from the gun and keep the other for myself.”

Seeing this, Bakhrushin had to obediently hand over Gogol’s skull.

Yanofusky knew that Gogol loved Italy very much during his lifetime and considered it as his second hometown, so he decided to bury Gogol’s skull in Italy. However, he became involved in military affairs and eventually entrusted the matter to the Italian university student Baugen.

No one thought that Baagan brought Gogol’s skull to Italy and disappeared without a trace when he boarded a mysterious train.

Of the 106 passengers on this train, only the friend’s brother and another girl survived by jumping off the train before it disappeared. Afterwards, people carefully inspected and searched the tunnel, but no trace of soot left by the train was found.

It is said that this missing train later appeared repeatedly in the Moscow area and in the city of Moscow. In 1955, someone saw this train appear on the Crimean peninsula and pass along an old river embankment, but, surprisingly, the rails had long since been demolished.

Later, in 1975, 1981, 1986, 1991 and 1992, people claimed to have seen this “ghost train.” In 1991, a Ukrainian scientist even boarded the train, but disappeared with the train. Since then, people have not seen this scientist again.

Space-time distortion theory

Ivan Patser, a professor and physicist at Moscow University, has formed his own set of unique theories of space-time distortion after much field research.

Eurasia is the largest land plate on the planet and the railway network that runs through it is the largest project built by mankind on the planet. This huge engineering network can have an impact on space. Since time and space are inseparable, any spatial change to a certain extent can cause instantaneous temporal anomalies.

This situation can only be explained by the theory of space-time distortion: due to a certain anomaly in space, an object in a certain place on Earth first falls into another space-time, passes through a strange space, and then returns to the true space-time.

Similar incident

The disappearance of the American plane. In 1970, an American passenger plane flew over the waters of the Bermuda Triangle. Twenty minutes before landing, the plane suddenly disappeared from the radar screen of the airport tower. It reappeared and landed safely at the airport 10 minutes later. Everyone on the plane was safe, except that all the plane’s timers, including the passengers’ watches, were slowed down for 10 minutes.

So far, the scientific community’s research into the theory of space-time distortion is still in its infancy, and some people have also raised doubts. There are too many mysteries in the universe and humans know too little. Perhaps these events can only be better explained in the future with more advanced technology.