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arthur c clarkes mysterious qorld the great siberian explosion

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  • The Transformers and Godzilla could have prevented this had they been alerted.(chuckle).

  • powerful electric discharge does creates radiation and gamma rays and can cause the overcharge of the earth ionosphere which would explain intense northern lights all over the world at this time

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  • Nikola Tesla!. Quantum potential energetic weapons.

  • 0:28 ze tigerrrrrrrr, ze mighty serberian tigerrrrrrrrr lol

  • Fat Albert sharted!

  • chuck norris yelled so loud it made a nuclear explosion thats the real explaination

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  • @EvilApple818 souds good to me! maybe

  • @ActiveStorage My last theory...maybe it WAS solid material, but when it exploded, it was turned to a fine dust with no large enough pieces to find.

  • @ActiveStorage Good question! I'm not an expert on this topic, but I suppose if this liquid/gas was inside of solid material that was burned away by the atmosphere, THEN, upon being exposed, or heated enough, exploded...it may be a bit too convenient, but it's a theory, right? Another theory might be that if it was large enough (and I mean, FUCKING HUGE), a piece might have made it through the 30-40 KM of atmosphere before exploding, again, I'm just taking a stab in the dark here...

  • @EvilApple818 If it became liquids and gasses upon entering the atmosphere the whole thing would dissipate in the upper layers of that atmosphere. How an explosion in the upper layers of the atmosphere can produce a crater? Dont forget the meteorite had to travel around 30-40 kilometers through the atmosphere before it exploded over Tunguska. what kind of material can first withstand such intense stress from heat and atmospheric drag and later on turn into liquids and gasses upon actual impact?

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