Valery Uvarov

Dr. Valery Uvarov is the head of the Department of UFO Research, Palaeosciences and Palaeotechnology at the National Security Academy of Russia, a position reflecting official Russian government interest in unconventional phenomena. Over more than 15 years, Uvarov has devoted himself to ufology, ancient civilizations, and the investigation of anomalous atmospheric events—particularly luminous plasma spheres and their potential role in historical incidents.

Research Focus

Uvarov's work spans multiple domains. He is perhaps best known in Western UFO circles for his controversial theory of the 1908 Tunguska incident, arguing that an ancient artificial installation in remote Siberia deployed a guided plasma sphere weapon to intercept a meteorite. This hypothesis integrates UFO phenomena, ancient technology, and catastrophism into a unified framework. He has also classified the Petrozavodsk phenomenon (September 20, 1977)—a massive jellyfish-like luminous object observed across western USSR—as an authentic encounter with non-terrestrial technology, citing its structured transformations and pulsating light-tentacle emissions as inconsistent with known terrestrial systems.

Uvarov is an author of numerous publications in Russian and foreign-language press on ufology, Egyptology, and esoteric subjects. He has led or participated in expeditions to India, Egypt, Mexico, Cambodia, Indonesia, and China in search of material evidence of ancient advanced knowledge and extraterrestrial contact.

Pyramid Projects and Consciousness Studies

Since the early 2000s, Uvarov has championed the construction of large-scale experimental pyramids in Russia, claiming they serve dual purposes: investigating novel approaches to cancer treatment and functioning as "centering devices" for planetary alignment during magnetic pole shifts. Nine pyramids were reportedly constructed between St. Petersburg and Moscow under his direction. While mainstream science dismisses pyramid-based medical claims, Uvarov presents these projects as bridging ancient wisdom and contemporary biophysics.

International Recognition

Uvarov is fluent in English and has gained prominence in Western UFO research circles, speaking at American UFO conferences and representing Russian perspectives on anomalous phenomena. Notably, he was invited to attend the exclusive 1995 Rockefeller-sponsored Alisal Ranch conference on UFO disclosure, placing him among a select group of international researchers consulted by high-level stakeholders. In October 2007, he invited Project Camelot to his St. Petersburg home to discuss Tunguska, 2012 predictions, and magnetic pole shift scenarios.