Tunguska: The Explosion That Shook the World
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On a clear morning in nineteen-oh-eight, the sky over Siberia split open. A fireball brighter than the sun, an explosion a thousand times more powerful than an atomic bomb, and eighty million trees flattened in an instant — by something that fell from space and never even touched the ground.
This episode lays out the Tunguska event: the eyewitnesses thrown from their feet, the glowing skies seen across Europe, the expedition that searched for a crater that wasn't there, and the wild theories — Tesla, black holes, aliens — set against the real, and far more unsettling, answer. Plus why a rotating planet was the only thing between us and catastrophe.
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