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URECAT - UFO Related Entities Catalog

URECAT is a formal catalog of UFO related entities sightings reports with the goal of providing quality information for accurate studies of the topic. Additional information, corrections and reviews are welcome at patrick.gross@inbox.com, please state if you wish to be credited for your contribution or not. The main page of the URECAT catalog is here.

SEPTEMBER 26, 1959, MOSCOW, MOSCOW, RUSSIA, PEOPLE:

Brief summary of the event and follow-up:

One Anton Belousov claimed that near Moscow, Russia, on September 26, 1959, at night, a Russian military aircraft discovered from the air the crash site of a large disc shaped craft, that appeared to be smoldering and shattered, with one large piece broken off.

The largest section of the craft was transported by helicopter to a nearby airfield at Aktyubinsk. It was discovered that it was badly damaged by some kind of explosion and fire and the inside was completely charred. There was a noticeable amount of radiation at the site.

Among the debris, the body of an 80 cm dwarf-like humanoid was found. Fragments of the craft were transported to "different scientific secret locations" and the body to an underground bunker in Moscow.

Basic information table:

Case number: URECAT-000573
Date of event: September 26, 1959
Earliest report of event: 2001?
Delay of report: 4 decades?
Witness reported via: Not known.
First alleged record by: Anton Belousov.
First certain record by: Ufology catalogue Rosales.
First alleged record type: Unknown.
First certain record type: Ufology catalogue.
This file created on: March 19, 2008
This file last updated on: March 19, 2008
Country of event: Russia
State/Department: Moscow
Type of location: Not reported. Outside.
Lighting conditions: Not reported. N/A.
UFO observed: Yes
UFO arrival observed: No
UFO departure observed: N/A. Crash.
UFO/Entity Relation: Certain
Witnesses numbers: Not reported.
Witnesses ages: Not reported. Adults.
Witnesses types: Not reported. Scientists.
Photograph(s): No.
Witnesses drawing: No.
Witnesses-approved drawing: No.
Number of entities: 1
Type of entities: Humanoid
Entities height: 0.80 meters
Entities outfit type: Not reported.
Entities outfit color: Not reported.
Entities skin color: Not reported.
Entities body: Not reported.
Entities head: Not reported.
Entities eyes: Not reported.
Entities mouth: Not reported.
Entities nose: Not reported.
Entities feet: Not reported.
Entities arms: Not reported.
Entities fingers: Not reported.
Entities fingers number: Not reported.
Entities hair: Not reported.
Entities voice: None heard.
Entities actions: N/A. Died in crash of its craft.
Entities/witness interactions: None.
Witness(es) reactions: Observed, recovered.
Witness(es) feelings: Not reported.
Witness(es) interpretation: Not reported.
Explanation category: Probable invention. Insufficient data. No credibility.
Explanation certainty: High.

Narratives:

[Ref. ar1:] ALBERT ROSALES:

Albert Rosales indicates in his catalogue that near Moscow, Russia, on September 26, 1959, at night, a Russian military aircraft discovered from the air the crash site of a large disc shaped craft, it appeared to be smoldering and it was shattered with one large piece broken off. The largest section of the craft was transported by helicopter to a nearby airfield at Aktyubinsk. It was discovered that it was badly damaged by some kind of explosion and fire and the inside was completely charred. On the site it was discovered noticeable radiation and among the fragments the body of an 80 cm dwarf-like humanoid was found. Fragments of the craft were transported to different scientific secret locations and the body to an underground bunker in Moscow.

Albert Rosales indicates that the source is Anton "Cade" Belousov, Soviet X Files List.

Points to consider:

This is one of the numerous sensational stories with no credibility that pour out of the former USSR.

List of issues:

Id: Topic: Severity: Date noted: Raised by: Noted by: Description: Proposal: Status:
1 Ufology Severe March 19, 2008 Patrick Gross Patrick Gross No credibility. Help needed. Opened.

Evaluation:

Probable invention. Insufficient data. No credibility.

Sources references:

* = Source I checked.
? = Source I am told about but could not check yet. Help appreciated.

Document history:

Authoring

Main Author: Patrick Gross
Contributors: None
Reviewers: None
Editor: Patrick Gross

Changes history

Version: Created/Changed By: Date: Change Description:
0.1 Patrick Gross March 19, 2008 Creation, [1].
1.0 Patrick Gross March 19, 2008 First published.

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