Randall Carlson Podcast Ep037 Tunguska's Terrifying Tales: Lessons from 1908 Airburst -Kosmographia

Kosmographia Ep037 The Randall Carlson Podcast with Brothers of the Serpent – Kyle and Russ, Normal Guy Mike and GCREX admin Bradley, from 06/29/20. In his seemingly round-about but deftly interweaving style, RC collates some of the factors regarding the Younger Dryas and how cosmic lessons from recent events are lending insights that can be applied to solve the mystery. He highlights our unique circumstance with the advancements of technology that we employ to “see” Earth’s ecosystem in the micro to macro scales, and how we can piece together the incomplete human puzzle. Eyewitness accounts from the massive airburst explosion over the Siberian taiga in 1908 provide us the common imagery to link modern science with the myths and legends from our deep past, as we continue to peel away the many layers that obscure us from the knowledge of our true history.

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[roxannesumners]

The best yet! So glad I went back to watch podcasts from the beginning as now I understand the geologic terms. Those Tunguska accounts are terrifying; make me think of the historic paintings of people looking up at comets/asteroids.

[BroughPerkinsMedium]

This is free University! Randall, you are a remarkable natural scientist and compelling teacher. Thank you so much for this.

[benjaminwoolard]

Randall keep it coming we are all listening. you are an inspiration.

[dusanmal]

As a Slav with good knowledge of Russian which is similar to my native tongue: "10 minutes" of flying time for Tunguska object was likely mis-translation. Same spelling and word "minuta" mean TWO things: Indeed it is used for a regular time interval of a minute. However, it is also a word for a "moment in time" and in remote areas and early 20th Century, that was the most likely meaning for most local people (who did not carry watches...). Hence, the proper translation would mean that the observer saw Tunguska object in the sky flying for a 10 MOMENTS, probably an "unit" close to a second by human nature, so on the order of 10 seconds.

[jamescrawford]

I just can't get enough. I was considered a mad man at dinner parties 12 years ago. Thanks to Randal all my crazy catastrophe stories are now accepted science.

[olivialuke]

I’m so addicted to this channel!! ❤️💜💚 Thanks to all of you! 💪💪☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

[tracygallaway]

Randall Carlson's podcasts are ALWAYS awesome!!

[johan]

Randall Carlson “ The Most Interesting man in the World “ 😎

[davidvemb]

Another great podcast Randall,
Thank you.

[winegeek]

Spending vacation exploring these landscapes with awesome.... a Catastrocation! :)

[TravisFX]

Great episode guys! Keep it up! Loving this stuff. Big fan. Cheers from Canada.

[rogerdudra]

1970, I'm at Colorado College and the Snake Brothers are fighting over a red rubber ball. I've literally spent my lifetime hiking and camping Montana's mountain valleys chasing trouts. The nagging thoughts inside have always told me of a very violent episode. It was only after I began learning from you guys that I began to understand the answers to what I've seen cut into the ground all around me. Thanks. You guys have opened my eyes to reading the earth. I think mankind has had 2 very excellent examples of cosmic planetary formation. The Tunguska airburst and the Younger Dryas oceanic rise called oceanic input 1B I think. The evidence is compelling to someone shown these events. The Carolina Bays may someday be understood, but sure seem to be connected to all this.

[bryanmatthews]

I could listen to Randall constantly. I don't know why. It's just awesome and interesting.

[RVaviator]

Two thumbs up for this discussion, totally based in standard Scientific skepticism. Randall is one of those brave intelligent persons that dare to question the "accepted" historical evidence. Please do remember that Science is based on theory/proof... It got its start by questioning Theological dogma. It has by irony, today, supplanted its adversary in its dogmatic obstinance.. I will be watching these podcasts ever more closely. Thankyou all...!

[cfapps]

Late night learning. I'm settling in.

[ronw]

The Tunguska narratives sound like what you can see and hear on the videos of the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor, especially the sharp "cannon" bursts. Of course, Tunguska was orders of magnitude larger.

[ohrkid]

I love the old news readings. Fascinating!

[jamess]

Randall telling the whole world that there's a good chance that one of his friends might have had relations with a Sasquatch in the woods is the best burn I've ever heard.

[MrGoulden]

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[DennisEHayes]

Was waiting for another dose of Randall, Brad, Normal Guy and the Snake Bothers.