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Posted: 8/26/2005 2:02:25 AM EDT
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunguska_event
Meteor? Alien craft collision? Alien craft explosion? Tesla experiment gone bad? Just an amazing, amazing event. |
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Popular topic lately. And it was a meteor-thingee.
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you think one of us knows? This exact same question was posted two or three days ago.
Anyhow, I vote for Tesla. |
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Meteor or some other natural phenominon.
Not everythign "unexplained" is a conspiracy, supernatural or space men. The natural world is weird and intresting enough as it is. |
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microscopic black hole that imploded in the atmosphere. Really, no one knows. Probably a bolide that blew up before impact, is the most likely explanation.
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Exactly how does a cheesy 80s hair band summon that kind of power? Does their amp go up to 11?
Didn't they make a movie about this? Tunguska Airmen or something? |
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All hail the Flying Spaghetti Monster! |
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Paging Fox Mulder ......Paging Fox Mulder.......
Please come to the ARCOM thread on Tunguska.... |
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I think you're thinking of the Tuskegee Airmen. |
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A heavily muscled member of Russian Spetsnaz defeated a Predator after it wiped out his entire team. The Tunguska blast was the aftermath.
Duh........ |
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I think it was a comet. It never crashed, so it probably wasn't made of rock or metal. Comets are rather fragile.
If the comet disintegrated, it would suddenly have more surface area, therefore increasing the drag, and therefore increasing the energy output caused by the deceleration (that kinetic energy has to go somewhere). If it disintegrated enough it would explode like a bomb. |
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A liberal "saw the light", realized the error of his ways, and his head exploded.
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it was the impact of one of the rounds from.....
......that gun from Heat |
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OMG, this guy needs to do more reading at other places other than arfcom. Telsa was an 80's band for sure, but he's referring to Nikoly Tesla, who's electrical experiments were far ahead of his time. the .GOV confiscated alot of his hardware. Tunguska, Siberia refers to a very large explosion that decimated over 2150 square kilometers of forest knocking down over 60 million trees. June 1908 if memory serves Additionally, the blast was estimated to be in the neighborhood of 10 to 15 megatons. All you need to know about Tunguska |
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Look, this thinig was SOOOO sweet that it probably holds the record for the "pants crappingest explosion EVER!!!" right next to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The ONLY reason it isn't numero uno is because there were more than three people and a goat standing around for the two in Japan. Otherwise the Tunguska Explosion is definitely the most Guitar Shreddingest, Ninjatastic explosion EVER!!!!
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Oh....my.....f'ing...... If you took that obviously satirical post seriously and missed the obvious Spinal Tap reference then perhaps it is you that needs to do more reading at places other than arfcom. All you need to know about Spinal Tap ETA: I think you must have taken a full power shot from Squatdog to the noggin. |
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That dude has an ASS-teroid problem
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I can admit that I was solely responsible for Tungska. I am not allowed to say what went on, but I can tell you that if you fill a dirigible with acetalyne and oxygen, you should abstain from smoking within visual range..... GT Boom! |
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IIRC it was a steam explosion caused by a comet. The comet(remember, it's a ball of ice) heated up on entering the earths atmospher to the point where it turned to steam and exploded. That's why there's no crater but massive damage above ground.
Nothing to see here, move along. |
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Best theory yet! |
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Ahh, to be young again... |
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yeah we were trying for the dark overlord all we got was big duck |
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After looking at quite a few photos of that area, it looks to be one huge unspoiled wilderness.
Man Russia is a beautiful country. Too bad communism ruined the place. I just don't know if I can buy the meteor theory. There would be some sort of crater. To me, the comet theory is the best explanation. That would explain why there was such a great deal of dust in the world's atmosphere before and after the incident. Perhaps the earth passed through a pack of comets. One of the world's great unexplained mysteries. |
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