Tunguska, A Century Later

Science News ^ | 6-5-2008 | Sid Perkins

[SunkenCiv]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2028449/posts?page=25#25

[null and void]

Hmmmmm. Less imbedded abrasive ash than using a volcano...

[colorado tanker]

Scully and Mulder came up with some pretty interesting findings about Tunguska, too. Don't mess with any black rocks or black oil up there. :-))

[SunkenCiv]

:’) Weird that a chunk of space debris that was probably from this Solar System brought the extraterrestrial ‘black oil’ from a different system, but hey, I cut them some slack. Not going to see the second movie though — the series should have taken the “Dick Van Dyke Show” route and had a preplanned five year lifespan.

[SunkenCiv]

;’)

[Monkey Face]

I suspect the tree trunks are still there, though by now, they’re probably mulch.

Every time I see a documentary on that event, there is more information. Mostly scientific, of course, but it’s quite interesting how technology has implemented the original theories.

[Monkey Face]

Did you ply “them” with chocolate before you brought out the blasting caps?

[null and void]

Nope. Chocolate doesn’t last long enough around me to use it to ply anyone else.

[Monkey Face]

That’s about how long chocolate lasts in here, too....
I wonder why that is?...

:oþ

[Calvin Locke]

Sandia did some computer simulations on Tunguska a year or two ago.

They released some shockwave animations of different aspects of theories on the object at Tunguska.