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J-108resembled "china stones" from Tapanui in New Zealand. This Tunguska "china stone" wasfound and photographed by Jankowski in 1930 - see [6J1] page 69.#11. In both cases numerous eye witnesses reported the technological appearanceof the object before it exploded. In Tunguska, the shape of this object resembled that of acigar-shaped stack of three K6 type UFOs (see Figure F1), and was described by eyewitnessesas a cylindrical tube, or corn-sheaf, glowing bluish-white, and leaving amulticolored vapour trail - see the quotation from the beginning to this subsection. Similarvapour trails are produced by contemporary UFOs. For example it was seen duringobservation of a UFO over Petrozavodsk, USSR (i.e. not far from the Tunguska site) on 20September 1977. A description of this observation is contained in the book [8J1] by HilaryEvans, "The Evidence for UFOs" (The Aquarian Press, Wellingborough, Great Britain,1983, ISBN 0-85030-350-8) page 134, whereas a photograph of the Petrozavodsk UFO ispublished in OMNI magazine, November 1980, Vol. 3, No 2, p. 32. Moreover, ProfessorFelix Zigel determined from the reports of eye-witnesses that in the last stage of flight (justbefore it exploded) the object slowed down to subsonic speed and carried out a manoeuvrein the sky, changing direction through an arc of 600 kilometres. This indicates that theobject had intelligent control and that it could be searching for a place to land.#12. Around both sites increased UFO activity is observed. In Tunguska the mostsignificant of such observations occurred a few hours after the explosion took place. SergeiBulantsev, the Moscow commentator to the TV programme "UFO Cover-up" broadcastedlive from Washington D.C. via satellite on 15 October 1988 said that - quote:"The most astonishing fact about the Tunguska explosion is that, actually, there were2 objects, I would say two UFOs. The first one had been seen early in the morning. Itexploded over the Tunguska forest. And the second one had been seen in the afternoon.One can get the impression that the second object was looking for the first one."Other confirmation of the presence of UFOs in Tunguska just after the explosion,originates from the fate of two Polish political prisoners in a Siberian labour camp whoescaped through the Tunguska devastation area soon after the explosion took place. Theirfate is described in a belletristic form in a comics-type book [9J1] by Jan Chmielewski"Ogien nad Tajga" (i.e. "Fire above Taiga"), published by KAW, Warszawa, Poland, 1982,Bialostockie Zaklady Graficzne (the story of this book is claimed to be based on historicfacts). The prisoners observed a cigar-shaped vehicle which bombarded Tunguska soil withbeams of powerful light (laser gun?). A similar bombardment of soil is also described in thebook [10J1] by J. Randles & P. Whetnall, "Alien Contact" (Neville Spearman, Ltd., Suffolk,England, 1981, ISBN 85435-444-1). In this English case the UFO crew explains theirbombardment as one of the best methods of spectrometric analysis of the soil composition.To complement the above UFO observations in Tunguska, the author's hypothesison the timing of UFO "waves" should be mentioned here. Through analysis of thedistribution of UFO observations in subsequent years the author determined that themassive arrival of these vehicles on Earth seems to coincide with the periods of the mostintensive solar activity characterized by the maximal numbers of spots on the Sun (thisextreme solar activity repeats irregularly in approximately 11-year cycles). In our centurysuch periods appeared in the years: 1908, 1917, 1928, 1937, 1947, 1957, 1968, 1979,1989, 1999 (see the book [11J1] by D.J. Schove, "Sunspot Cycles", Hutchison Co., USA,1983, ISBN 0-87933-424-X, page 14). Research shows that at the time of extreme solaractivity intensive political, social, geological, and climatic changes occur on our planet.Therefore, it seems that UFO expeditions to Earth are to observe all the changes triggeredby such intense solar activity.The year of Tunguska explosion coincided with one such "wave" of UFOobservations - see the book [12J1] by Brinsley Le Poer Trench, "Mysterious visitors: theUFO story", Pan Book, London 1978, ISBN 0-330-24252-0, pages 77-82. The mysteriousflying vehicles observed at that time were interpreted as "airships", because airships werethe only vehicles that people could identify with these cigar-shaped extraterrestrial visitors.