Publications: Russian Anomalous Phenomena. Chinese Ufologist. Secrets of Russian Seas.

Books published:Prisheltzi ryadom, Moscow, Russia, 1992.

Consulted: SIGHTINGS, ENCOUNTERS.
Magazines where research was published:  FATE,  UFO MAGAZINE, etc. throughout the world. Languages: Russian, English.  Translated to:  Italian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Ukrainian.
The Center was profiled in OMNI (October, 1993)
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Another area of research: Chinese Paranormal phenomena. My article Mysteries of the Yellow Emperor, about China's ancient astronauts, was published throughout the world.

e-mail:pshill@mail.idt.net

Miraculous Tripods
Numerous sources relate  that Huang-ti  manufactured  and used some  "miraculous tripods." The "tripods" were not used  for water,  nor  was  there any fire  to  heat  and  prepare  food in them.  The purpose  of such  a "tripod"  was quite  different: it  was  a  "likeness  of the Great Infinite," Tao, the  concealed  engine  of  the  Universe.   A  "tripod"  was  approximately  3-4
meters  in  height,  but  its  volume relatively  small: 100  liters.  The  legs  carried  most  of  its weight.  A curious human observer would not be able to glance inside the "tripod," but sources did  say  that  "hundreds  of  spirits  filled  its  insides 71. " Krapiva, who  has  studied all such sources  available,  is of the opinion  (opinion of Krapiva?  It is the height of impudence! - BSh) what  that a functioning  "tripod"  emitted some noises,  voices.  The legends  of ancient China said that the "tripods" depicted "dragons, flying in the clouds"; it was the same "dragon" who eventually arrived and carried off Huang-ti and his colleagues.  Most likely the "tripods" were used for distant communications, because their location were chosen in such a way that the star Syuan Yuan  would  be  pointed  at.  It is from that star that Huang-ti  arrived  on Earth 71 . We know this star as Regulus, 79 of the Leo constellation 79;   more about  this curious star later.
There is a mountain, 18 kilometers northeast of Zhaoqing,  first called Summit Lake Mountain because there is a lake on its top. Legend says that the Yellow Emperor once had a tripod cast here, hence the present name. It is one of the four famous mountains in south China. The most interesting  quality  of  the "tripods"  was  its  ability  to  store  knowledge  and  data.  Such  a "tripod" knew " favorable  and  unfavorable signs,  knew that which exists and that which has disappeared."  Moreover,  a  "tripod"  could  remain  still,  and could walk about,  was  able to become light and heavy 72 ( Krapiva thinks it could somehow manipulate gravitation 72 ).The sources  listed  by  Ukrainian  scholar are  "Records  of  the  foremost  deeds  of  Huang-ti  the Great" and  "Glorification of the three tripods of Huang-ti" written by Zao Ji. (Lissevich, ref 14, p. 81)

The Chi Yu Entity
Huang-ti and most of his assistants  operated  in  the  Northern  China.  It  was  there  that the Chinese civilization  subsequently  developed. The south of China  was  developed  by  entities whose  exact  nature  is  not  easily  determined:  were  they  living  organisms?  independent mechanisms?  or  mechanisms, controlled  by  living  creatures?  Ancient  sources  name  them "Chi Yu  and his brothers."  Obviously,  they were quite identical 73 .  Perhaps  the  discovery of the "fifth civilization" site at Chengdu, and subsequent excavations  will  shed some light on those who "developed the South." Krapiva was able to collect some information about Chi Yu.

Returning to his Home Star
Huang-ti  ruled the land  for one hundred  years,  but  his  life  span  was  much  greater:  some sources suggest  that he lived  for three  hundred  years.  Where he spent the rest of his  days, and what  activities  he was engaged  in  is  open to speculation.  There  are Tao  sources  who state  unambiguously  that  after  one hundred years  of  his  "rule"  Huang-ti  returned  to  his home star, "ascended the heavens,  and became the ruler of the Great Infinite,  again turning into the star  Syuan Yuan77 ." The same star  that his  "tripods"  had pointed at.  An  ancient Chinese drawing of the Syuan Yuan  constellation has been identified  by modern astronomers as that  of the Leo constellation.  Its brightest star  is (Alpha Leo),  Regulus.  We  do not know much  about this star;  we do know  that there  are very few similarities  between  our  Sun and Regulus.  But there is a very curious similarity:  there  exists,  in  the  Regulus star system,  a radio  source  that emits signals  in metric wave bands.  In our Solar system  there is also such a source:  Earth79-80 .What is The essence  of thunder Huang-ti's  image  was  that  of  an "thunder."  Aborigines  of Australia  have similar myths of beings who traveled at great speeds, and  emitted  "thunder." But Huang-ti was  a more  defined "thunder":  it  (the thunder)  was  identified  with  elongated drums. That  is  how  the  "thunder" was depicted, as bunches of drums, each drum subdivided into  four  sections.  more  amazing,  one  of Huang-ti's  assistants  was  known  as  "prince  of thunder" 77 ...a navigator?
Huang-ti,  "having  possessed  the  essence  of  thunder"  was  able  to move  through space at enormous velocities.  He had a  "dragon,"  Changhuan,  used  by  Huang-ti  to  ascend to Sun.  One ancient writing mentioned  that this  marvelous means of transportation "originates in the land where suns are born,"  and  is very old,  over three thousand years.  But  most  significant is the notion that the enormous speed has an effect on the movement of Time,  and  staves  off the  ageing  process of human organism.  Biography  of  Huang-ti  states  that  a  "changhuan" covers myriads  of miles  in  a day,  and  that human  who  "rides" it  can reach  an age of  two thousand years 78.

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"Alle Rechte vorbehalten" or "Tous droits réservés."

     Sometimes "permission is granted to quote up to 200 words of any one article, provided the author is credited..."

     Now, after this yellow story with the Yellow Emperor, we  think that there must be something very special  for "experts"  in the Russian ufology like P.Stonehill, something  like that:

  "Permission  is granted  to quote  up...  to end  everything you  like  without any reference or quotation marks. If authors are not credited,  it's  nothing.  Go  ahead!  Don't  worry!  Be  happy!"