🌨 Weather Apocalypse in Kamchatka. A powerful cyclone has hit the peninsula.

Air travel has been disrupted, with some flights delayed. Domestic flights are currently suspended.

Schools are canceling classes, and employees are being asked to work remotely. People are being urged to stay home if possible.

Power outages have been reported. The powerful wind is literally tearing power lines and knocking down trees.

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🪨 Traces of an Ancient Civilization on the Sagan-Zaba Cliff

The name of the cliff, located on the western shore of Lake Baikal, translates from the Buryat language as "White Rock": Sagan-Zaba truly stands out in color from the other coastal cliffs. The Buryats considered this place the dwelling of powerful spirits.

According to legend, gold that the spirits decided to keep for themselves is hidden in one of the secret caves of the cliff. It was being transported by a Chinese caravan, but due to bad weather, the people couldn't cross Baikal by water and hid the gold in a secret place to retrieve it later. However, they never returned for it.

Denoscriptions of the mysterious cave have been preserved, but it has not been found to this day. Instead, in 1881, rock drawings of ancient people were discovered on the cliff. In terms of composition, style of execution, and diversity of subjects, they became the most complex of all known rock art sites in the territory from the Urals to the Pacific Ocean. The earliest of them date back to the end of the second millennium BC.

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✨ The Northern Lights illuminated the skies over several Russian regions.

Residents of Bashkortostan, the Chuvash Republic, Chelyabinsk, Leningrad, Tyumen regions, and Mari El observed the sky turning pink and turquoise—the Aurora Borealis had reached mid-latitudes, an extremely rare sight for these areas.

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