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You won’t believe where your flatware came from

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In 1908, a force 1,000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb detonated over the remote forests of Siberia, flattening 80 million trees across an area the size of a major city. But here's the part that keeps scientists up at night: there was no crater. Welcome to the podcast that reopens the case file on the Tunguska Event, one of history's most terrifying and profound unexplained phenomena. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a forensic investigation into a cosmic-level catastrophe. We'll present the mainstream scientific theory: a massive asteroid or comet that exploded in an atmospheric airburst, an event so powerful that modern simulations show it was more destructive than a surface-level nuclear blast. We'll sift through the chilling eyewitness testimonies—accounts of "fire in the sky," multiple suns, and the ground shaking hundreds of miles away. But then, we venture into the fringe. We’ll examine the wild and compelling alternative theories that the history books won't touch. Could it have been a miniature black hole passing through the Earth? Or something not of this world—a UFO malfunction? We present all the evidence, from seismic data discrepancies to the strange accounts that science still can't explain. If you're ready to journey into the heart of one of the greatest ancient mysteries, hit that subscribe button. Let's find out what really happened on that fateful morning in Siberia.

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