1908's Greatest Mystery: The Tunguska Event #TunguskaEvent #SiberiaMystery
Channel: facts-shorts
Date: 2023-04-19

In 1908, a blast rocked the skies above the remote region of Siberia, flattening over 2,000 square kilometers of forest. Known as the Tunguska Event, this mysterious blast remains one of the greatest enigmas in history. Was it a meteorite impact, a comet, or even a mini black hole? Eyewitness accounts describe a bright light followed by a shockwave that knocked people off their feet and shattered windows over 500 kilometers away. Despite scientific investigation, no impact crater has ever been found, leaving scientists puzzled. Join us as we explore the Tunguska Event, a reminder of how little we know about the universe and how much more there is to discover.
#TunguskaEvent
#SiberiaMystery
#CosmicEnigma
#MeteoriteImpact
#CometTheory
#BlackHoleHypothesis
#EyewitnessAccounts
#ScientificInvestigation
#UnexplainedPhenomenon
#MysteriousBlast
#RemoteRegion
#ImpactCrater
#ForestFlattened
#universemysteries 

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Title:  Situation et zones d'impact de la météorite de la Toungouska.
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Title: COMETS, EARTH IMPACT, TUNGUSKA SITE (1908)
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