The Tunguska Enigma

In 1908, a massive explosion flattened 80 million trees across 830 square miles.

This occurred in the remote Siberian taiga, yet remarkably, left no crater.

The Tunguska Event released energy 1000 times greater than Hiroshima. For decades,

scientists believed an asteroid vaporized before impact. But recent discoveries changed everything.

The blast was asymmetric, suggesting the object skipped through the atmosphere like a

stone. Microscopic metallic spheres found in the soil confirmed its extraterrestrial origin.

The real twist? If it had arrived just four hours later. It would have

destroyed St. Petersburg, altering world history forever.