An Asteroid, a Comet, or a UFO? The Tunguska Investigation In 1908, a force 1,000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb detonated over the remote forests of Siberia, flattening 80 million trees across an area the size of a major city. But here's the part that keeps scientists up at night: there was no crater. Welcome to the podcast that reopens the case file on the Tunguska Event, one of history's most terrifying and profound unexplained phenomena. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a forensic investigation into a cosmic-level catastrophe. We'll present the mainstream scientific theory: a massive asteroid or comet that exploded in an atmospheric airburst, an event so powerful that modern simulations show it was more destructive than a surface-level nuclear blast. We'll sift through the chilling eyewitness testimonies—accounts of "fire in the sky," multiple suns, and the ground shaking hundreds of miles away. But then, we venture into the fringe. We’ll examine the wild and compelling alternative theories that the history books won't touch. Could it have been a miniature black hole passing through the Earth? Or something not of this world—a UFO malfunction? We present all the evidence, from seismic data discrepancies to the strange accounts that science still can't explain. If you're ready to journey into the heart of one of the greatest ancient mysteries, hit that subscribe button. Let's find out what really happened on that fateful morning in Siberia.

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There's no way this airburst could go wrong. Smile.

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« La pluie de métal fauche les essaims » : La France dévoile le Rapidfire Land, canon de 40 mm intelligent conçu pour neutraliser drones, roquettes et avions légers - HelloBiz.fr La montée en puissance des drones sur les champs de bataille modernes impose aux armées de trouver des solutions innovantes pour contrer cette menace. En France, une nouvelle arme, le Rapidfire Land, ...

Le RapidFire Land exploite l’IA pour ajuster automatiquement le tir après chaque coup, neutralisant drones et roquettes en vol. hellobiz.fr/2025/08/09/l... #Innovation #AerospaceEngineering #RapidFireLand #AI #AirDefense #Airburst

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New Data from a Round, Deep Basin in the Russian Heartland: The Smerdyachee Basin as a Prospective Impact Crater <p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" class="first" dir="auto" id="d7946208e187">We studied a proposed impact site: the circular Smerdyachee Basin. This consists of Lake Smerdyachee in its center, which is ~255 m in diameter. The lake is surrounded by a continuous raised rim, ~409 m in diameter (range: 404–414 m). To the SE, we found a 3% Ni spherule inside a Ni-rich rock along with scattered angular Paleozoic rock fragments 10 to 30 cm in diameter. The latter appear only on one third of the rim and come from at least 40 m depth. These features – a continuous raised rim, Ni-bearing rocks, and asymmetrical excavation of basement rocks – are typically associated with impact craters. Modeling suggests the basin formed from the impact of an iron meteorite ~ 18 m wide that produced minimal shock melting or projectile vaporization. Fragments of a hypothetical iron meteorite should lie within a 179 by 126 m ellipse under Lake Smerdyachee. In the future, retrieval of projectile fragments and subsequent microprobe analyses of their composition would constitute more compelling evidence for an impact origin. </p>

'New Data from a Round, Deep Basin in the Russian Heartland: The Smerdyachee Basin as a Prospective Impact Crater' - an 'Airbursts and Cratering Impacts' research article on #ScienceOpen:

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What You Need to Know About 2024 YR4 Asteroid Risk Could an Asteroid Really Hit Earth? Understanding the Threat Asteroids have long fascinated and terrified humanity, symbolizing both the mystery of space and the potential hazards lurking beyond our atmosphere. One such space rock, 2024 YR4, has recently escalated concerns among astronomers as it reaches unprecedented odds of collision with Earth. Although the asteroid still has a 97% chance of missing our planet in 2032, the current impact probability stands at 3.1%, marking it as the highest-risk large asteroid recorded to date.

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The day #earth got fiercly roasted 😱

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New study reveals #comet #airburst evidence from 12,800 years ago

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