Biggest explosion in documented history is STILL a mystery: New study fails to find cause of 1908 Tunguska blast that 'split the sky in two' and flattened 80 million Siberian trees

史上最大爆炸仍谜云重重
Cheyenne Macdonald For Dailymail.com

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mort dog
Lucky it exploded over a desolate, swamp laden wilderness in the middle of nowhere without a single human being present. Or was it luck?
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LeeWReply tomort dog
With the addition of some maths you could get scientific and call it probability.
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PtahReply tomort dog
People did die. Akulina, an Evenki woman, who was closer than 20 miles to epicentre at the time of explosion, later reported the event to the scientists: ¿A mighty wind flattened our tent, while we had been sleeping. A brilliant ourburst of light blinded us, the wind was breaking trees like they were sticks. As a rising whirlwind lifted us off the ground, I lost conciousness¿. After she woke up, she remembers seeking her husband, Ivan, being lifted up by blast, and slammed into one of the remaining upright trees, 130 feet from the remnants of the camp they had slept in. He died few hours later from fractures, shock and blood loss. ¿Our reindeers also vanished, and we haven¿t found them since¿, Akulina also reported.
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Paul_Xavier_GreenReply tomort dog
It wasn't entirely luck. The object was seen to clearly change direction before arriving over that area and self annihilating. That would suggest that location was specifically targeted / chosen. Methinks.
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IamJohnGalt
It was a meth lab...
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mekhlisReply toIamJohnGalt
They were also distilling vodka--a deadly combination.
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Andypinchi
what's going on? they discovered what it was decades and decades ago. meteor that exploded in the atmosphere, not on the ground. it's common.
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TheproffReply toAndypinchi
But no pieces of a meteor were found.
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AndypinchiReply toAndypinchi
that's not strange
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Xod
Can't of been an act of God, he missed the middle east by a long way, and He doesn't make mistakes....
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AllanReply toXod
"Can't have been", please, Xod.
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Parade
Just maybe it was an experiment or test that went horribly wrong/right depending on ones point of view. Interestingly and conveniently there couldn't have been a more remote, secure location this could have happened without a horrific loss of life. I say human caused.
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dgladysReply toParade
Maybe you dont have a clue
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ParadeReply toParade
@dgladys, hahahahaha, ya think? Apparently neither does anyone else as they have been speculating about the cause for a hundred years and at this juncture I'm just as right/wrong as any one else except those who don't have the imagination or intelligence to actually speculate. Dumb de dumb dumb.
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Red
No doubt the then youth of Russia blamed the oldens
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mus139
Asteroid.
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originalthinker2Reply tomus139
Thanks professor, but I think the puzzle is where was the crater and debris.
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The CollectorReply tomus139
Only an idiot would think this was an asteroid.
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richard
As the russian peasant said at the time NOW THATS WHAT I CALL A FART.
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googleit
Ronnie Pickering was cut off by a cyclist at the worlds first round about...
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FreshWhyte
Its essentially a larger version of what happened over Chelyabinsk which set off an explosion equivalent to 440 kilotons (approx 20 times more powerful than the atomic bombing of Hiroshima) this is what meteors do, if you compare the damage to this event with the damage that occurred in Chelyabinsk you'll notice quite a few similarities.
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RollingTMansgReply toFreshWhyte
Wake up guys! God saved us!
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Norm De PlumeReply toFreshWhyte
Rolling - please take your superstitions elsewhere.
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LesWeddell
Exploding UFO no doubt about it. Knew they were in trouble, picked a desolate area to crash and be evaporated in the nuclear blast.
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DeannaReply toLesWeddell
Check out Nikola Tesla and Tunguska. Man was a genius !
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Vegan Vampire
Two old Geysers and a plank of wood in the dark early hours.
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ENGLAND ENGLISH
NIKOLA TESLA EXPERIMENT
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TheScarlettMissReply toENGLAND ENGLISH
Demonstration. He missed his intended target though and hit the Tundra instead.
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Gary Bloke
It's Nikola Tesla's birthday today.......coincidence?
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oldfella
It was Brexit, it gets the blame for everything else!
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manoftheredvanReply tooldfella
No Maggie thatcher
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MaxK
Compare the eyewitness descriptions of this explosion to videos of nuclear explosions on you tube. Huge fireball in the sky then followed by a shock wave accompanied by intense heat that burned peoples clothes miles away.
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johnrs67Reply toMaxK
None of these explanations mentions the fact that many local women were killed for "Laying with devils" because they gave birth to deformed children. Side effect from high radiation exposure is very probable.
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jenniferlyn
It was some hillbilly trying to cook meth.
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TunaPieReply tojenniferlyn
Ha!
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IndexSniper
It's a funny thing..., we keep on being told that life on earth came into being with a Big Bang, and that, Dinosaurs were wiped out by an asteroid, but they have no real proof, plus, they can't even explain what happened, just 100 years ago!
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Old Sid - Sheffield
It was Mjolnir (Thor's hammer) being smashed down in a hungover fury, after a particularly heavy night on the lash in Valhalla. Well, no it wasn't, but it's as good a theory as some of the tosh put forward involving the little green men.
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KevinBailey
We cannot explain everything
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O.L.I.V.I.ER 33Reply toKevinBailey
Yes we can !
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dgladysReply toKevinBailey
yet - but we are working on it. Well, some are. Others make daft comments here
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O.L.I.V.I.ER 33Reply toKevinBailey
@ dgladys, the "others" as ya say don't give a flying fok abt ya :-) !
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