Parallelno

 is a portal that opened following the Tunguska Event. The portal is said to connect multiple parallel universes, allowing individuals from different worlds to travel through it. It is located in the Krasnoyarsk Krai region of Siberia and has been the subject of much speculation and study by scientists and researchers.

Etymology
The name "Parallelno" comes from the Russian word "параллельно" (pronounced "parallelno"), which means "parallel". This name reflects the portal's ability to connect parallel universes, allowing individuals to travel from one universe to another.

History
The history of Parallelno is shrouded in mystery, with much of the information about its origins and nature still unknown. It is believed to have opened in 1908 following the Tunguska event, when a massive explosion occurred in Siberia, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Some researchers speculate that the explosion was actually caused by the opening of the portal, while others believe that it was a separate event.

Over the years, there have been reports of individuals traveling through the portal and experiencing other worlds firsthand. Some of these individuals, known as Sibiryaks, have claimed to come from parallel universes and have shared stories of their experiences. While there is no concrete evidence to support the existence of Parallelno, it remains a fascinating subject of study for scientists and researchers around the world.