Preiser's Zone: science is not allowed (7 photos)

Common area in California near the city Santa Cruz, which was discovered by George Preiser in 1939, In reality it turned out to be not entirely ordinary.





Locals call this area hidden from human eyes tall eucalyptus trees, a mystical place. The thing is that the laws For some reason, physics doesn’t work here.



Doctors recommended Preiser to take walks in the fresh air for health amendments. During one of them, the man came across a shady clearing. Suddenly George felt dizzy, and the compass seemed to go off the mind: its arrow was spinning completely chaotically.

Preiser built in a strange place where he had by an amazing coincidence, exhausting headaches passed pain, hut. The structure also did not want to exist according to the laws of physics. She constantly skewed for no apparent reason, and one side I had to lift it.

Anomaly today



Now the anomalous zone is visited by thousands of tourists. Miracles literally start from the entrance. Concrete beam, one end of which located on ordinary land, and the second one on the site, in appearance it lies completely horizontally. But if you put two people at its ends, approximately the same height, then the one in the Preiser zone will look much lower.

A metal ball launched along an inclined board reaches midway, and then stops and turns back. And people manage to catch their balance here and stand at a completely inclined angle sustainable. And rarely, about once a week, for a short period conditions reminiscent of weightlessness are felt.

Miracle or hoax?



There are mysteries. What about the clues? Wonders of the Preizer Zone lovers of mysticism explained the sacred land of the Indians, where they carried out their rituals, both by going to the legendary Shambhala and by ship aliens who once crashed here.



Skeptics claim that there is no mysticism. And miracles are just a ploy to attract tourists and, accordingly, money. House originally built at an angle, compasses respond to long and reliably magnets buried in the surrounding area, and a specially built high fence designed to hide the difference between objects in the clearing and quite ordinary trees behind perimeter.



Dizziness can be explained by high ascent, which people have to overcome along the road, and the professionalism of the guides, carefully and diligently escalating the situation. And Preiser himself was a competent businessman, and not a researcher hoping to start in ore mining in the surrounding area.



Do you think the Preiser Anomalous Zone is a trick? Or is there really some unexplained anomaly here?