Stellar Disks Bayan-Kara-Ula, China-Tibet

On the border between China and Tibet is the hardly accessible mountain district called Bayan-Kara-Ula, which began to attract the first researchers in the early 20th century. The work of the scientists was not in vain - in 1937 a complex of tiny caves in the mountain massif was discovered whose structure resembled the honeycomb of the beehive. The strange caves were not empty, they kept the skeletons of the modern science unknown beings.

In total, the researchers found 716 tiny skeletons. The size of the creatures was not more than 130 centimeters during life. One has also discovered the rock drawings depicting the moon, the sun, the earth and the unknown planet in the caves. The most remarkable find were the so-called Sterndisks. Its shape reminds a little of the usual CDs. The star discs are made of ceramics and have diameters of 30 centimeters. The thickness of the discs is relatively small compared to this parameter and does not exceed 8 millimeters.

On the disk surfaces one can see the regular traces of the unknown symbols, the deciphering of which became the main task for thousands of scientists. According to archaeologists, the age of unusual discs is more than 14,000 years. You have found a disc in each of the 716 caves, and each disk has the unique inscriptions. Some scientists suspect that each disc contains the biography of the deceased being whose skeleton was buried in the cave. On the earth, there is no longer a find similar to the Star Discs. Next - Narada Findings