Saturday, June 30, 2007
This Day in the History of Unexplained Explosions
On this day in in 1908, something caused a big explosion in central Russia over the Tunguska River 500 miles north northwest of Lake Baikal. Part of the reason we don't know what caused the explosion is that a scientific expedition didn't reach the site until 1927. They didn't find a crater (although recently some scientists have suggested Lake Cheko is the missing crater) or much of anything else except millions of trees laid down in a pattern suggesting an airburst. Kinda strange.
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The Space Brothers had some catastrophic mechanical problem. Maybe the anti-mateer shields lost containment.
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