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There is growing evidence that electrical activity in the cosmos is more important than gravity in defining how bodies in space interact. The Tsunguska meteor/comet may well have accumulated enough charge in its route to Siberia to cause an electrical discharge (lightning bolt) immense enough to nearly vaporize the puppy, knock down a lot of trees and create a crater with discharge rilles, probably much closer to the ground than the 10 or so kilometers high that is usually quoted.

Why astronomers still refer to comets as “dirty snowballs” is beyond reason. It has been definitively shown via satellite photographs and impact experiments, that comets are very solid with almost zero water content. Orthodox astronomers invented the snowball canard in order to explain comet tails as the evaporation of ice, basically a steam trail.

Now that it is known that comets are in fact meteors, a new theory of comet tail propagation is necessary, one that includes electrical arcing and cratering of the meteor’s surface as its charge potential is changed while moving closer to the Sun’s and through the Sun’s electro-magnetic field.

Ref: www.holoscience.com , www.thunderbolts.info , www.knowledge.co.uk/sis/silver/thornhll.htm , http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374 , http://www.plasmacosmology.net/electric.html

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