The famous Soviet physicist Vladimir
This is one of the most famous disappearances in the world. The police of various countries have tried their best, but they still have no clue.
In March 1985, the 47-year-old Soviet nuclear physicist Vladimir Valentinović Aleksandrov was invited to Madrid, Spain, to speak at the Conference on The Cities of Nuclear-Free Córdoba. Things went well. For nearly 2 years, the Soviet nuclear physicist Vladimir regularly participated in conferences around the world. A few hours before Vladimir was preparing to return to Moscow, he left the hotel for a walk outside, and then... It disappeared and never appeared again. His belongings and money were left at the hotel. The next day, his passport was found on a street not far from the hotel.
In March 1983, the famous American astronomer Carl Sagan published a series of scenarios that might occur after a global nuclear war. Soviet physicist Vladimir Aleksandrov decided to give a mathematical demonstration of the astronomers' conclusions. According to Vladimir's calculations, even if the Soviet Nuclear United States only used 30%-40% of the existing nuclear weapons, it would cause a large amount of dust to rise into the upper atmosphere, which would keep the earth from being exposed to sunlight for several months, and the temperature on the surface would drop rapidly, dropping to minus 30 degrees or more. After about a year, the surface temperature will rise again, but the entire climate of the Earth has changed radically, and the creatures on the Earth will cease to exist. This is the "nuclear winter" theory, which was first proposed by the Soviet physicist Vladimir Aleksandrov. The "nuclear winter" was a global catastrophe, and Vladimir gave proof with complex mathematical models.
Nuclear Winter Concept Map
As soon as the concept of "nuclear winter" came out, Western scientists began their own calculations to verify the authenticity, and quickly confirmed the correctness of this theory. The concept has caught the attention not only of physicists, but also of politicians, militaries and many special departments around the world. At the same time, the world's major media were scrambling to report on Vladimir's conclusions, and he became a figure in the limelight. Various institutions around the world sent out invitations to him, hoping to make friends with the Soviet nuclear physicist. The Pope and U.S. lawmakers also met with the popular Soviet physicist Vladimir Aleksandrov.
This Soviet scientist was in a good position, and it was at this time that he disappeared...
Coat of arms of the SOVIET KGB
After the disappearance of soviet physicist Vladimir Aleksandrov in Madrid, the Soviet government attached great importance to it. THE KGB's eyeliner is spread all over the world. In July 1985, the KGB received information that the Italian Secret Service had information about Vladimir. To find out what was really going on, the KGB sent the experienced Vitaly Yurchenko to Italy. Agent Vitaly arrives in Rome, but still finds no valuable information.
Later, before Vitaly Yurchenko returned to Moscow, he disappeared. A week later, Vitaly appeared in the United States. He defected. The funny thing is that 3 months later, Vitaly Yurchenko returned to Moscow. About his deeds, it is a complicated espionage struggle, and we will talk about it in another article. This is a digression.
Soviet physicist Vladimir
After the disappearance of Soviet scientist Vladimir Aleksandrov, the Spanish police and the Soviet KGB carried out a lot of investigation work, but in the end nothing was found. A year later, Spanish authorities officially declared that Soviet scientist Vladimir Aleksandrov had not crossed the country's border. This is the only official statement of the incident. After that, there was no more information about the famous scientist.
Several major versions of the disappearance of soviet physicist Vladimir Aleksandrov are still circulating today.
1. Murdered. Mainly Vladimir Aleksandrov's colleagues in Moscow have always believed that he was murdered by criminals in Madrid.
2. Defected. In the late 1970s, Vladimir Aleksandrov lived in the United States for 8 months and was fluent in English. However, if the scientist wants to stay in the United States, it seems easier to stay in the United States during these 8 months. , there is no need to disappear in Madrid, Spain.
3. Secretly executed by the U.S. military. Because Vladimir Aleksandrov's theory proves that nuclear competition is doing useless work. No one can win a nuclear war. This view is extremely unfavorable to the military, which will lose more military budgets and disrupt the future military plans of the U.S. military.
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