1926–1990
Ninel Sergeyevna Kulagina
Ninel Sergeyevna Kulagina of Leningrad had rare abilities: without touching them she moved light objects and turned a compass needle, produced a sensation of burning on the skin, and fogged photographic paper sealed in light-tight envelopes.
From 1964 on she was studied by scientists in Leningrad, Moscow and other cities — experiments were carried out at more than 25 scientific institutions — and by researchers from abroad. She was repeatedly denounced as a hoaxer. This site brings together the primary sources: the book by her husband Viktor Kulagin, who took part in hundreds of experiments, with the protocols, reports and conclusions of the scientists.
I confirm that Ninel Sergeyevna Kulagina possesses an extraordinary ability to cause light objects to move without touching them, solely by exerting her organism.
It has been proved by experiments that this cannot be explained by the appearance of electric and magnetic fields.
The phenomenon demonstrated by N. S. Kulagina is of colossal interest to science. Its study may lead to fundamental discoveries not inferior in significance to the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics.
Book
Phenomenon “K”
The Phenomenon of Ninel Kulagina · Viktor Kulagin
The author, a naval engineer and Ninel Sergeyevna’s husband, “did not confine himself to the role of observer”: he conducted hundreds of experiments himself. Seven chapters, seven facets of the phenomenon: “skin vision”, telekinesis, the burning effect, “psi-conductivity”, “psi-photography”, “living water”. The text quotes the protocols, reports and letters of scientists, instrument readings and the conditions of the experiments.
- IFacets of the Phenomenon
- II“Skin Vision”
- IIITelekinesis
- IVThe Burning Effect
- V“Psi-Conductivity”
- VIRiddles of “Psi-Photography”
- VII“Living Water”
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In the collection “Phenomenon ‘D’ and Others”, comp. L. E. Kolodny. Moscow: Politizdat, 1991, pp. 107–221 · About this edition
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