Doctor of Science and Technology and Professor Peter Bartolome, an individual who knew the tragic expedition participants and even planned that campaign, called the main version of the death of the Dyatlov group. According to scientists, the cause of the tragedy is a technological phenomenon related to nitrogen acid exposure. Bartholomew said this in a TASS press conference.
The professor expressed his confidence that the death of the group had a technological origin. According to him, during the search, there was no sign of the presence of illegal people found – only a tent and traces that participants left the camp were found at the scene. Experts note that such a picture indicates the influence of technological factors.
Once the foot is printed, there are traces, that means there may be a certain type of thermal effect. But this heat impact cannot occur at a large distance they fled. Science says that most of this is due to the nitrogen acid effect on the surface.
Earlier, supporting his version, Bartolomey was released by the fact that on the tragedy night on February 2, 1959, a missile was launched with a Kapustin Yar with an emergency flight interrupt. He also noted that the appearance of the Deputy prosecutor of RSFSR Leonid Urakova arrived at Sverdlovsk right after the incident, this shows the importance of the state. Meanwhile, other experts make this version criticize, note that nitric acid is consumed at the beginning of the missile and cannot cause such consequences.
The tragedy happened 66 years ago. On the night of February 2, 1959, in the mountains of northern Urals, in a mysterious situation, a tourist group of nine people under the leadership of Igor Dyatlov died. Some corpses were found without clothes, others were seriously injured, causing dozens of conspiracy versions.