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Nicolai Levashov. The Mirror of My Soul. Vol. 1. Born in the USSR

them to relax from the “tension” of their hard labor, for the good of the people, for one

simple reason.

Each of the four atomic reactors had four hundred tons of enriched, enriched
uranium and plutonium. The cooling system had about eight thousand tons of heavy
water. Therefore, if the plutonium had begun a chain reaction in the sarcophagus of the
fourth reactor, an atomic explosion would have then resulted in a thermonuclear reaction
in the heavy water and that thermonuclear explosion would have caused similar
explosions in all three remaining reactors... I think the picture is clear. The way this was
developing, no “vacation” to the Far East would have helped anyone be-cause—our
planet would have barely existed after such an explosion...

Certainly, this man risked a great deal revealing to me such secret information.
However, if what should have happened had happened, it would not have mattered at
all. And that being the case, he nursed a small hope that my “connections” “there” were
real and I would be able to rescue the situation somehow. One way or another, I was
made aware of the situation with the sarcophagus of the fourth reactor, and I immediately
acted upon it the best way I could, as it seemed to me then. I contacted the hierarchical

centre of the enormous union of civilizations, which united the civilizations of three
hundred Universes similar to ours. I appealed to them with a request to help in this
situation and they agreed. They said that they would send a spaceship with special
equipment for dealing with similar problems.

In the early morning, about five o‘clock, on October 10th 1987 this spaceship
appeared above Chernobyl. A cone-shaped ray of light came down from it and the
plutonium simply “disappeared” from the sarcophagus! When I asked the commander
of the spaceship, why they had not destroyed the enriched uranium too; his answer was:
“We helped you (inhabitants of Earth–E.L.) with what you were currently unable to
manage, and further than that you must deal with by yourselves.”

Their answer and actions seemed to me fair enough. One way or another, there was
no super-explosion that day, the following day or any other day. Certainly, all this looked
simply impossible for anyone to believe. Well, it does not matter whether anyone
believes it or not. The only thing that really matters is that there was no explosion and
planet Earth remained unharmed. When I came back to the institute, I talked about what
had happened to several people who knew about my re-searches. Certainly, even they
took my words with some scepticism. I do not blame them; even for me those events
seemed unbelievable. There was no explosion; mass media reported nothing about a
critical situation with the sarcophagus.

The confirmation of the reality of these events came from one of the employees of
our department who I had told about the incident. One day she came to work in a state
of shock. She took me aside and told that she had watched «Vzgliad» —they had shown
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testimonies of numerous witnesses who had seen a spaceship with a cone-shaped ray of
light in the sky above Chernobyl at about five o’clock in the morning of the exact day I
had said. Among eyewitnesses there were engineers, students and workers, and other
inhabitants who, in the early morning of that day, were out of their homes and observed
the UFO in the sky. I did not see this program personally, but now it did not matter. The
most important thing was that facts about which I had told people long before this

19 “The Look”, a very popular broadcast in the former USSR in the end of 80’s – beginning of 90’s.
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