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object." AND statements. ble." parameters. tine. 222 REVELATIONS "What about the other cases in the area?" I asked the group. "The landings continued until October second," was the answer. "But there were many other sightings. For instance, there is a case involving a woman, a mother of ten children, who was getting ready for a family celebration. She saw something maneuvering at rooftop level. It had three blinking lights, red, yellow, and green. She called her neighbors, and soon there were over five hundred people watching the PHYSICAL TRACES BIOLOCATION The Western media had mentioned in the same breath that the Voro- nezh object had left traces on the ground, radioactivity and other evidence detected by biolocation. We did our best to clarify these "We did compute the weight of the craft from the traces it left," said Yuri Lozotsev, the materials expert for the group. "We found 11.5 tons. That is consistent with other figures you have reported in one of your books, concerning the French Air Force measurements at Quarou- "What were the actual traces?" I went on, impressed with the fact that these investigators had taken the trouble of researching the litera- ture so thoroughly, in a country where few UFO books are available. Even in the United States I rarely meet a ufologist who has heard of the case at Quarouble, not to mention one who remembers the physical "There were two holes, thirty-eight centimeters deep," Martinov told me. "They were vertical and smooth. And there were four indenta- tions, forming a diamond. At the epicenter we noted a drop in the number of microorganisms in the soil. Two weeks after the sighting, the loss of biological activity was still characterized by a factor-of-ten de- crease in the number of microorganisms." "What do you call biolocation, and how does it work?" asked Mar-