It's too bad this isn't the worst "lie" we've been told. The lies about the Cold War, the Manhattan Project, the Tunguska Event, and all the rest are way worse.
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The Tunguska Event? Okay, I'm looking at Wiki's page, and I'm guessing--based on my admittedly limited experience with you--that you don't think it was a meteor. Was it really a spaceship, a black hole, or Tesla doing a nutty experiment?
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It could have been yeah but think how luck we are that it exploded in the middle of no where? That's pretty unlikely. Also some people have reported seeing things before the blast. And not everything in the blast exactly matches up with a meteor. There are no fragments for example.
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Originally posted by Agent Sox View PostIt could have been yeah but think how luck we are that it exploded in the middle of no where? That's pretty unlikely.
Also some people have reported seeing things before the blast. And not everything in the blast exactly matches up with a meteor. There are no fragments for example."I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." - Clarence Darrow
"I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it." - Mark Twain
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Originally posted by Agent Sox View PostIt could have been yeah but think how luck we are that it exploded in the middle of no where? That's pretty unlikely.
Also some people have reported seeing things before the blast.
And not everything in the blast exactly matches up with a meteor. There are no fragments for example.
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Originally posted by Wezil View PostYou mean aside from the fragments found?
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Yeah but it was Siberia which is pretty much as middle of no where as you can get. And I've never seen any solid evidence of fragments. I know they think they may have found a crater and that some of the trees had material that might have been from space, but nothing definitive.
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Well all of that is just evidence that it might have been something other than a meteor. Evidence in favor of something not normal is harder to come by. But I have reason to believe it could have been something else based on what I know about technology back then.
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Originally posted by Agent Sox View PostYeah but it was Siberia which is pretty much as middle of no where as you can get.
And I've never seen any solid evidence of fragments. I know they think they may have found a crater and that some of the trees had material that might have been from space, but nothing definitive.
Oliver Nichelson suggested that the Tunguska explosion may have been the result of an experiment by Nikola Tesla using the Wardenclyffe Tower, performed during one of Admiral Robert Peary's North Pole expeditions.[53][56][57]
This theory failed to gain many adherents owing to the lack of positive evidence, the presence of meteoroid fragments in soils and trees from the time, and the fact that the Wardenclyffe Tower was largely or entirely inactive at that time."I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." - Clarence Darrow
"I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it." - Mark Twain
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Yeah I've seen theories that Tesla may have been involved. That makes sense because he was also trying to build a death ray even though there was nothing like a death ray back then. We had no idea what lasers were or anything so why would he come up with that?
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Originally posted by Agent Sox View PostYeah but it was Siberia which is pretty much as middle of no where as you can get. And I've never seen any solid evidence of fragments. I know they think they may have found a crater and that some of the trees had material that might have been from space, but nothing definitive.
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The point of the reference was "the presence of meteoroid fragments in soils and trees from the time".
Unfortunately I am unable to bold anything in quotes since the recent changes around here."I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." - Clarence Darrow
"I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it." - Mark Twain
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Originally posted by Agent Sox View PostYeah I've seen theories that Tesla may have been involved. That makes sense because he was also trying to build a death ray even though there was nothing like a death ray back then. We had no idea what lasers were or anything so why would he come up with that?
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