TUNGUSKA EVENT 1908 podcast
On June 30, 1908, something exploded above the remote Siberian wilderness with extraordinary force. The Tunguska event flattened a vast expanse of forest, produced seismic activity detected far beyond the region, and illuminated skies thousands of miles away—yet it left no conventional impact crater.
In this episode, John explores the eyewitness accounts, the delayed scientific expeditions, and the leading explanation of an asteroid or comet exploding in the atmosphere. He also examines some of the more unusual theories surrounding Tunguska, including the enduring speculation involving…
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