It Was A Blast. Revisiting 111 Years Later Today

[toobfreak]

Tunguska, that is. Seems latest thinking is that these events happen less often than originally thought, but now they are leaning more towards a stony meteor rather than a snowy comet.

Research Unearths Clues About Tunguska for International Asteroid Day | Digital Trends

One thing for certain: 1908 was the last time anything could flatten half a million acres and not kill anyone.

 

[harmonica]

a lot of energy/power in the ''small'' meteor