The topic of this RV session is: "The So-Called Flycatcher and Its True Purpose." Located in Lower Silesia, in the town of Ludwikowice, the object is a remnant of a German technical structure from World War II. Today, it houses the historic Molke Museum. Polish writer and journalist specializing in military technology, World War II history, and ufology, Igor Witkowski, in his books, describes a hypothetical flying vehicle called "Die Glocke" (the bell), propelled by unknown technology. He suspects it is somehow connected to this mysterious concrete structure.
I wouldn't call our research easy; we spent a long time circling through various associations, as if the target were obscured, covered by "dust" or "sediment," a mixture of various real information and invented ideas. Only at the very end of the session, when we were sketching the object, did we create drawings that accurately reflect the actual appearance of the place. The results confirm that the object was built as a thermal energy transmitter and served as a technical element of a power plant, a so-called water cooling tower. Surprisingly, the reports constantly include a second thread: a moving craft, a spherical UFO: an antigravity egg (!), and some nonhuman beings. Is this true, or just a perception of hypotheses and fantasies floating in the information field? We have too little data to be able to conclude.
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