New Tunguska Event Evidence?

[exo_doc]

Tunguska Event Scientist Says He Found Meteorite Fragments Possibly Linked To 1908 Impact In Siberia

OK, it's not ancient per say, but I've always been fascinated by the big Russian explosion in 1908.
Was it an alien ship that went poof?
Was it an asteroid or comet?
Or maybe a piece of anti-matter or a quantum black hole?

Based on what happened just a few weeks ago with the meteor that damaged buildings and hurt so many people, I'll have to say comet/asteroid/meteor. Maybe this evidence is proof?

 

[Burnt State]

I'm also quite fascinated with the Tunguska story, and love the many offshoots from this it as seen in Eastern European sci-fi film works. He needs to get those stones tested as it remains quite an interesting unknown event. It draws bizarre connections to a history of lore related to the region as an alien defence zone that attracts meteors etc. to that remote area so that the ancient astronaut battlements can rise up out of the bogs and laser those characters out of the sky. Funny how that didn't happen for the most recent crash.

 

[Randall]

I read someplace that when the eyewitness reports from along the flight path were mapped out, it seemed that the "meteor" changed direction twice before exploding ( not impacting ) over Tunguska.

 

[exo_doc]

I'm also quite fascinated with the Tunguska story, and love the many offshoots from this it as seen in Eastern European sci-fi film works. He needs to get those stones tested as it remains quite an interesting unknown event. It draws bizarre connections to a history of lore related to the region as an alien defence zone that attracts meteors etc. to that remote area so that the ancient astronaut battlements can rise up out of the bogs and laser those characters out of the sky. Funny how that didn't happen for the most recent crash.

A quick laser pulse would being practically invisible though, wouldn't it?

 

[exo_doc]

I read someplace that when the eyewitness reports from along the flight path were mapped out, it seemed that the "meteor" changed direction twice before exploding ( not impacting ) over Tunguska.

I remember that too. I don't know how trustworthy that is. When I first heard this back in the early 70's, there was a Russian researcher who first mapped that out. I'm not sure if it was him or someone else that postulated the alien craft explosion, but the change in course sounds iffy to me.

 

[Burnt State]

A quick laser pulse would being practically invisible though, wouldn't it?

Tis true, but I was expecting to see video clips of a meteor exploding in mid-flight and at least one reindeer hunter witnessing the red cauldrons rising up from their sub-surface nests to perform their ancient duty.

This guy here has all the eye-witness reports caralogued, plus, if you want, he has also written his own recombined narrative of the day's events. He seems to favour the 'sub-atomic black hole from the big bang crashing into earth' theory.

Vurdalak | The Witnesses of the Tunguska Event

 

[exo_doc]

Well, not playing the "apologist" on purpose, but news from the backwoods of the Russian steppes takes time to reach civilization, and maybe those Russian hillbillies aren't too keen on being ridiculed and subjected to the skeptical grilling, so they keep it to themselves.
This is all hypothetical of course.