Crater From 1908 Tunguska Blast Found
MaineCoasts writes "A team of scientists from the Marine Science Institute in Bologna claims to have found the crater left by the aerial blast of a comet or asteroid in 1908 in the Tunguska region of Siberia. The blast flattened 770 square miles (2,000 square kilometers) of forest, but to date no remains or crater have been found. This has left open the question of what kind of object made the impact. The team believes that, contrary to previous studies, nearby Lake Cheko is only one century old and 'If the body was an asteroid, a surviving fragment may be buried beneath the lake. If it was a comet, its chemical signature should be found in the deepest layers of sediments.' The team's findings are based on a 1999 expedition to Tunguska and appeared in the August issue of the journal Terra Nova."
Did they find any black oil?
With the lake being the melted ice of the comet.
You are being MICROattacked, from various angles, in a SOFT manner.
the impact site is 3.26 km wide. this corresponds to a resonance chamber for the tau muon rays we are all familiar with, with a frequency of 23.44 kHz. please adjust your tin foil hats accordingly
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"If scientists can't find a crater that's 2,000 square miles across then what chance do they have the day they lose their keys down the back of the sofa?"
Considering YOU think that square miles are a measure of distance rather than area, and that kilometers are equivalent to miles, I'd say they have a better chance than you do.
Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder.
This picture was taken over the crater in Siberia with an onboard polaroid during the
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A team of scientists from the Marine Science Institute in Bologna claims to have found the crater left by the aerial blast of a comet or asteroid in 1908 in the Tunguska region of Siberia.
This is nothing but a bunch of bologna.
Dan East
Better known as 318230.
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Louis: Who are you guys?
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Louis: I know!
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Louis: Felt great.
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Louis: Okay.
are you trolling us?
if you are, that's a fantastic bait hook right there, congratulations on crafting that lure
if you are not trolling us, and you are actually and earnestly interested in tesla causing tunguska, then congratulations to me
for reeling in with my conspiracy theorist joke a genuine paranoid schizophrenic
But don't worry about my incredulous attitude friend, I'M AN AGENT OF THE ILLUMINATI
i was sent here to distract you with silly jokes, to interfere with your concentration in the important search for the real truth. and now i am casting aspersions on your good name in desperation, so you do not let more of the truth out
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intellectual property law is philosophically incoherent. it is your moral duty to ignore it or sabotage it
Yes, in Soviet Russia craters find YOU!
Isn't this comment on slashdot a few times a month? I remember dupes being discussed before... ;)
In Soviet Russia, asteroid finds you.
(Bracing for mod down ...)
2) how rich were they?
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