THE 1908 SIBERIAN EXPLOSION Not much is known about the Tunguska explosion and many scientists have different opinions and theories about what could have caused such mass destruction. Pictures or painting of the event are unavailable because of the isolated area and early date of this occurrence. We should thank the Russian scientists for recording eyewitness stories and descriptions, for which we can each, infer and judge what really happened. June 30, 1908; 7:17 AM – seismic vibrations were recorded …showed first 75 words of 1306 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1306 total…were fear and awe among the inhabitants of the region, and the physical damage from the explosion. Fortunately, no human life was lost though more than a thousand reindeer were destroyed.” Just as other phenomena, the Tunguska Explosion left the inhabitants of earth with dozens of unexplainable questions. We cannot learn anything or prepare ourselves in the future for another event as untimely, but fortunately in a remote region, as caustic and destructive as this.