Strange microwave and radio signals around the glacier at Kailash in India-China Himalayas - extra terrestrial signals?
Lara Mohani, Special Correspondent
December 14, 2004

People in deep Himalayas in Chinese territory have recently reported strange microwave and radio signals. The signals are most prominent around a region called Kailash regarded by Hindus for thousands of years as the door to heaven and home of God Shiva. According to tourists and pilgrims the signals are real and no one knows where they are coming from. The region is beautiful and is a difficult place to go. China provides special permission to Indian Hindu pilgrims or the Western tourists. 

There is no reason for satellite monitoring in the area. This area is not known as Chinese depository of intercontinental missiles or nuclear arsenals. Some say the strange signals have recently been more prominent due to availability of advanced receivers. 

Some say these signals come from below the lake at Kailash. Some say they come from above in the heaven. The natural beauty is so prominent rarely any one wants to come back inspite of lack of oxygen and chilling cold. Other that Antarctic and Artic regions, this is probably the coldest area of the world. In the middle of that stands a crystal clear lake frozen most of the year. 

Around this time there is not much out there. The severe cold makes it impossible for tourists or pilgrims go to Kailash. But some scientists did visit the area earlier in December and reported the strange signals.

It is possible the strange signals are from some kind of hidden Chinese military or space installations. According to local people, Chinese military is silently very active there. 

Are these signals from the extra terrestrials. Is there something paranormal going on there? Only more studies and Chinese cooperation can tell us that. But when we talk to Hindu sages and rishis, they smile and say all the unknown to human beings are out there - this is place of spirituality. Kailash, Kedarnath, Badrinath are all Hindu pilgrimages like Mecca for the Muslims.