What Happened In Tunguska in 1908?

Do you know What happened When the earth fell to sky, ? The event of Tunguska in 1908.
( This huge explosion might have been caused by an asteroid)

Let me tell you something: none of the people watching this video were alive when the Tunguska event happened. But I’m pretty sure some of you have heard about it: the greatest explosion in modern history, caused by the impact of a meteoroid.
To have witnessed that, you must be 115 today, which is… unlikely.
It was June 30, 1908: the Russian summer had just started.
That morning, a roar shook the territories around the Stony Tunguska River, in present-day Siberia.
80 million trees fell to the ground, almost instantaneously. Some witnesses believed this huge ball of fire in the sky would be the last thing they would have seen before passing away. If you were there you could see it shine as bright as the sun. Some perceived it in London, where it was midnight, and they swear it was possible to read a newspaper without the aid of artificial light.

But what do we exactly know about this huge ball of fire? And what role does it play in the study of asteroids? Watch this video if you want to know more!

Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:19 Tunguska: location and event
02:30 Reports
04:46 The impact of meteoroids
08:30 COMET OR ASTEROID?
11:18 DART MISSION

#insanecuriosity #tunguska #dartmission

[InsaneCuriosity]

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[InsaneCuriosity]

Hey Guys, If you liked the video, be sure to don't miss: DART Mission: We Deflected An Asteroid In First Ever Mission!

[drbigmdftnu]

I read about a theory that skimmed quite near earth's surface then skipped back out to space. A very close encounter. The shock waves were enough to cause all that damage, without actual impact.

[fernandochaves]

Nice video. I think Tunguska event was caused by a comet. I'd like to see that video about new deflecting technologies.. Please keep doing this classic impact events videos, plenty of big craters to choose from.

[areknita]

This was 2 days before made so it's new? Edit: I love learning and watched comering different sizes of stuff and space and also things like this thanks! 2000 LIKES 👍PLEASE!

[KimJay]

Actually there was a lady that lived to be 122.

[mm-dwrr]

Could you imagine that sized impact if it was over a modern day city!? 🙉

[alxxz]

Matter-Antimatter explosion, a micro black hole imploding and alien ship taking off?!

[scrappycoco]

Maria Branyas might of seen it she was born in 1907 and is still alive 😂😂

[ebrassy]

All planets have poles and magnetic fields.
The planets also have a fixed orbit around the sun
by these poles and magnetic fields.
They ensure that when the planets meet, they are not attracted to each other by their gravitational pull.
Now it sometimes happens that the planets are in a line, which makes the magnetic field stronger.
It is said that Earth's Moon is moving farther away from Earth, they recently discovered this.
5 cm per day
They didn't know that in 1908, they know that now

[paulohagan]

'...be 115 today ...'

Hey, don't be close minded man. What about the possibility of reincarnation? 😁

[corrosiongod]

Comments are all wrong below, I'm a time traveler and stopped off there to observe but earlier I had been eating at Nukarito and tooted. Oopsy.

[Big.Bad.Wolfie]

Ce trebuie sa se intample anul asta, la Moscova.