The Tunguska Event fells millions of trees…
June 1908 CE
The Tunguska Event fells millions of trees near the Podkamennaya Tunguska (Stony Tunguska) in central Siberia at 7:15 a.m. on June 30, 1908.
Most scientists believe this was the result of an air burst of a meteor or a comet.
Even though no crater has ever been found, the landscape in the sparsely inhabited area still bears the scars of this event.
Most scientists believe this was the result of an air burst of a meteor or a comet.
Even though no crater has ever been found, the landscape in the sparsely inhabited area still bears the scars of this event.
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