Ufologists: UFO mentioned in the times of Peter I

Ufologists have found mention of UFOs in the files of the times of Peter I. the Evidence recorded in 1716, owned by the Baron De Bi. According to him, in the skies over St. Petersburg by two unknown object collided in the air. He described them as dark, with broad bases and pointed tips. About the Wright brothers and the airplanes in those days, long before I even knew the first earthly aircraft appeared only in the early XX century. To find out what all had happened, no one, after all, about UFOs have not thought of. A huge cloud of fire and smoke was blamed on "strange natural phenomenon".

And after a little more than 70 years, in 1790, in France, saw a huge fireball that fell over the hills from the sky. It left something like a man, however brave, who wanted to check if the alien was never found.

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This news has become now very common, for example, under the heading of "UFO declassified archives of Peter I with the mention of the crash of a UFO over St. Petersburg" and the like. However, this information is not news, as mentioned, for example, in 2014 in the book Catherine Porohovoy "Anomalous places of Saint-Petersburg" in 2010, in blog, Samolenko Ruslan (Ruslan Samoylenko):

One of the most ancient records of UFO crash-a report of the Dutch envoy at the court of Peter I of Baron de Bi. He wrote about the strange event that took place on 2 April 1716 in St. Petersburg. "At nine o'clock in the evening on a completely clean cloudless sky,-- said the Baron -- appeared from the North-East a strange thick dark cloud with a pointed apex and wide base, which with great speed across the sky. At the same time in the North appeared the second is the dark cloud that was moving to the East. Then the two clouds collided with terrible force, as if broken from a strong blow, and at the point of collision there was a vast flame and smoke. Along with this there were many small clouds, moving with great speed and niverkevich bright flame. In addition, there were a lot of bright arrows".
Obviously, that evening over the capital of Peter the Great clash of two alien ships - what if you ask for to search the wreckage of those "clouds"?
A striking case is described in the Chronicles of the French city of Alesana. In June 1790 in sight of the city fell from the sky a burning ball, which saw many dozens of people (police reports, drawn up according to indications of eyewitnesses, has been preserved to this day), out of the ball emerged a strange little man, and disappeared into the woods.
The event, according to the documents unfolded. People working in the field and suddenly noticed in the sky a huge fireball that rotates and flew to the ground. The ball fell to the top of a hill not far from the field. He began a fire, which the peasants had extinguished. Soon went out and the flames enveloping the globe. The ball was lying on top of a hill, on the evening of the same day in the Orb opened a hole and a man appeared (or rather -- a humanoid creature) in an amazing silver dress. See people, this strange man started to run and disappeared into the woods, and the ball after a few minutes, then silently exploded, as if vanished, leaving no debris.

Though he doesn't name the source, you can guess that this "sensational news" for more than 7 years, although this does not negate the interesting content.

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