June 30, 1908: A Very Close Encounter of the Second Kind »
Posted By Jordan 3 months, 1 week ago in News1908: A fireball streaking across the sky and a massive explosion in the Siberian hinterlands marks the largest recorded collision ever between Earth and an object from space. The Tunguska event flattened 80 million trees covering 830 square miles of sparsely populated (but not unpopulated) Russian outback...
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