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The Tunguska Event: The most powerful explosion in modern history—and we still don't know what caused it.

June 30, 1908. 7:17 AM. Something exploded over the Siberian wilderness with the force of 1,000 Hiroshima bombs. The blast flattened 80 million trees across 2,150 square kilometers. The shock wave circled Earth twice. The night sky glowed across Europe bright enough to read newspapers at midnight.

Yet when scientists finally reached the site 19 years later, they found no crater. No meteorite fragments. No impact site. Just devastation radiating from a point in the sky where something had detonated with enough energy to illuminate an entire continent.

This is the story of the Tunguska Event: An explosion equivalent to 10-15 megatons of TNT that vaporized completely, leaving only questions. Was it an asteroid airburst? A comet fragment? An antimatter collision? Or something even stranger?

From the eyewitness accounts of Siberian traders knocked off their feet 65 kilometers away, to Dr. Leonid Kulik's decades-long investigation through the 1920s and 30s, to modern computer simulations and planetary defense initiatives—we examine the evidence, the theories, and the terrifying implications of an event that proves Earth remains vulnerable to cosmic catastrophe.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
Prologue: The Morning the Sky Exploded
Part I: The Day 80 Million Trees Fell
Part II: The Investigation Delayed by War
Part III: Competing Theories—From Science to Fringe
Part IV: Physical Evidence and Modern Analysis
Part V: Planetary Defense and Urban Impact Scenarios
Part VI: Lingering Mysteries and Controversies
Part VII: Lessons From Tunguska
Epilogue: Waiting for the Next One

What exploded over Siberia in 1908? Why did it leave no crater? And when will the next Tunguska-scale event occur—possibly over a major city?

The evidence is real. The devastation documented. The threat ongoing.

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