It is believed that in the area of silence several strange events occurred prior to the event that determines their existence.
The event best known is that of Francisco Sarabia, who was a legendary aviator Mexican.
In 1939 he was flying over the desert with his airplane, and suddenly lost all communication from the base. Just a dead sound was heard, because when the radio stopped working, it was because the plane had crashed.
But the plane had not crashed, Francisco Sarabia was still there flying over the place, the hands of the clocks turned uncontrolled, the compass was not working, its electronic equipment was responding arbitrarily, at that time Francisco Sarabia was terrified because in his condition pilot, he did not know what to do.
Francisco Sarabia made a forced landing, and promised never to fly over this deserted area.
Later, the July 11, 1970, a test missile was launched from the military base Green River in the United States.
The destination of the missile was another military base in New Mexico, but that American missile was diverted from its destination.
The missile veered 400 km, and crossed the border into Mexico. The American engineers with maps and advanced technology, were seeking the reason why the missile had lost its destination.
Unfortunately, they never found the reason why the missile had lost its destination, but they knew where it fell, the zone of silence.
Hastily, the Americans signed proceedings, and asked permission to go to the neighbor country to recover what was theirs.
A military convoy managed to locate the missile, and again asked for permission to stay and explore the area. They had found out something, that they didn't like
After that, the silence zone left its anonymity, and became famous.
Other events occurred, such as the meteorite of Allende, on February 5, 1969, which it was about to collide with a Soviet probe that was out of the earth, the meteorite changed course suddenly, and flew over the terrestrial sphere and fell in the popular, zone of silence. Also this area has been frequented by many micro meteorites, that have fallen in the area.
The event best known is that of Francisco Sarabia, who was a legendary aviator Mexican.
In 1939 he was flying over the desert with his airplane, and suddenly lost all communication from the base. Just a dead sound was heard, because when the radio stopped working, it was because the plane had crashed.
But the plane had not crashed, Francisco Sarabia was still there flying over the place, the hands of the clocks turned uncontrolled, the compass was not working, its electronic equipment was responding arbitrarily, at that time Francisco Sarabia was terrified because in his condition pilot, he did not know what to do.
Francisco Sarabia made a forced landing, and promised never to fly over this deserted area.
Later, the July 11, 1970, a test missile was launched from the military base Green River in the United States.
The destination of the missile was another military base in New Mexico, but that American missile was diverted from its destination.
The missile veered 400 km, and crossed the border into Mexico. The American engineers with maps and advanced technology, were seeking the reason why the missile had lost its destination.
Unfortunately, they never found the reason why the missile had lost its destination, but they knew where it fell, the zone of silence.
Hastily, the Americans signed proceedings, and asked permission to go to the neighbor country to recover what was theirs.
A military convoy managed to locate the missile, and again asked for permission to stay and explore the area. They had found out something, that they didn't like
After that, the silence zone left its anonymity, and became famous.
Other events occurred, such as the meteorite of Allende, on February 5, 1969, which it was about to collide with a Soviet probe that was out of the earth, the meteorite changed course suddenly, and flew over the terrestrial sphere and fell in the popular, zone of silence. Also this area has been frequented by many micro meteorites, that have fallen in the area.
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