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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Johnny
I've always been fascinated by this bizarre occurrence.
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the reiverReply toJohnny
same here , the most recent being how could 16 million people vote to stay in the EU.........bizarre and very strange
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Say NO to tyranny
Why the article inside the story tries explaining a difference between asteroids and comets by saying comets are made of ice. With the rosetta comet it was shown that it's BS. They are all rocky bodies
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Stephen Glynn
there was a paper published by ukranian scientists after testing samples from the centre of the area showed that it was more than likely a meteor disintegrating in the air above.
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Denis BarreReply toStephen Glynn
Exactly, an airburst like the Chelyabinsk meteor.
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ronnie03
It's always good to have a few mysteries left unexplained.
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RB7
go on google maps. type "Tunguska Meteorite" and it takes you right to the crater from it. sorted. do people not know google knows everything! lol
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Will
Meteorites are always picking on Siberia. Less than 40 years later, another one narrowly missed Vladivostok.
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compaid
Air exploding meteorite.
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kinkyjohnReply tocompaid
But there's no evidence,read the article for f sake.
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RooferrobReply tocompaid
Is this sarcasm or what? The evidence is staring right at you.... Millions of flattened trees n no crater is evidence, this would suggest an explosion in the air.
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RWT
The first expedition to investigate the area didn't arrive there until 1927. Its not an easy place to get to.
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