Expedition of Ivan Mackerle
There was an expedition of the Czech mysticist Ivan Mackerle in 2006, who discovered three of these cauldrons. Unfortunately, the three were buried under the surface of the swamp and without any equipment it was impossible to uncover the entrance to take the sample of the metal. Moreover, Ivan Mackerle displayed the symptoms of the mysterious disease, which involved vomiting, loss of balance, loss of consciousness and chills. Therefore, they decided to end the expedition prematurely and transport him to the hospital.
Ivan Mackerle died in 2013, 7 years after the expedition to Yakutia. Therefore we decided to follow in his footsteps in order to continue in his research of this mystery.
Objectives of our expedition
Our aim is to explore one of these cauldrons, measure as many physical quantities as possible (temperature, radiation, magnetic field, composition of gases in the air) and get a sample of the unknown metal. In addition, we also plan to film a documentary throughout the whole expedition.
We are very serious in this expedition and would like to have many scientists and experts in the field. Hopefully, this can reach out to the wider world via articles in magazines or perhaps even on the Discovery Channel.
Four theories
There are four theories about these Cauldrons:
- There is nothing there whatsoever.
- An unknown geological phenomenon.
- It was built by a former human civilization.
- It was built by an extraterrestrial civilization.
The first theory is disproven, as shown by Ivan Mackerle and the fact that local hunters were dying in the area. In that case, the remaining three theories are down to us, regardless of which theory it is, discovering the truth will be a huge success.
If you want to help us somehow, you can donate to our cause through our crowdfunding campaign at Nakopni.Me. We would appreciate it if you could sponsor such a fascinating expedition.