Yakutian 'Valley of Death'

From what little I've been able to find, some people believe they're the remnants of an ancient weapons or defense system. From what I recall, some Siberian natives have stories of the domes emitting balls of light that streak across the sky and supposedly intercept meteors, or other mysterious glowing objects.

>>19161037
Also there's a Russian documentary showing few scientists that o there and get visibly sick fr some reason and later they come back.

Also there's many circle looking swamps in that area

where does this all lead? you're pointing at threads but not indicating what they're attached to

>>19162705

nukes have existed for 100,000s of years is what is being implied

Even Oppeheimer, guy who built the WW2 nukes. said at a university lecture that the japan nukes were the first nuclear detonation "in modern times"

>>19160733
There is a very little info about this.

>>19161115
Link for the documentary?

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From what I understand they're pingos. There's a lot of them up in Canada, by Inuvik and Tuktoyuktuk on the coast. The conditions have to be really specific, but basically a lake sinks into the permafrost during a particularly hot season, but then re-freezes. Water expands, making a dome with a lens of ice on the inside. People thought the hills in the middle of a barren field looked weird, tried to dig down and hit solid ice. Because they're so rare to form and need such specific conditions, they assumed it was a weird buried structure.

Source: I researched a lot because I wanted to travel to Yakutia. The coldest city in the world and looking for pingos (which nobody ever seems to find) are like the only sources of tourism revenue Yakutia has