APRI

The Asteroid Portal Research Initiative (APRI) is an organization that was founded in London, United Kingdom, in 1912. Its main objective is to gather evidence of the portal caused by an asteroid from Krasnoyarsk Krai.

History
The Asteroid Portal Research Initiative (APRI) was founded in 1912 by Harry Wallace, an amateur astronomer from London, United Kingdom. Wallace was intrigued by the Tunguska Event that occurred four years prior in 1908, which was a massive explosion caused by an asteroid that left behind a mysterious portal. He formed the organization with the aim of gathering evidence and studying the phenomenon of portals that could be caused by asteroids.

Over the years, APRI has grown into a global organization with members from various countries and backgrounds, including astronomers, physicists, and geologists. The organization has conducted numerous expeditions to investigate asteroid impacts and potential portal openings. They have also developed advanced technologies and instruments to study these events in more detail.

APRI's research has contributed significantly to our understanding of asteroids and their impact on the Earth, and their findings have been published in numerous scientific journals. Today, APRI remains at the forefront of asteroid research and continues to expand its efforts to further our understanding of the universe.