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Comet Implicated in Tunguska Blast
Latest research has concluded that the Tunguska explosion was almost certainly caused by a comet entering the Earth’s atmosphere. And how researcher Michael Kelly from Cornell University came to that conclusion is quite interesting: He analyzed the space shuttle's exhaust plume and noctilucent clouds.
Was the Tunguska Fireball a Comet Chemical Bomb?
Over a century ago, on June 30th, 1908 a huge explosion detonated over an unpopulated region of Russia called Tunguska.
Tunguska: The day the sky exploded - 30 June 2008
In 1908, a huge explosion devastated a remote region of Siberia. A century later, its cause remains a mystery. David Cohen investigates
YouTube - A visit to the site of the Tunguska explosion
New Scientist features editor David Cohen narrates his journey to the site of the Tunguska explosion in Siberia.
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