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- a river in southeastern Siberia that flows northwest from Lake Baikal to become a tributary of the Yenisei River
- a river that arises to the north of Lake Baikal and flows north and west to the Yenisei River
- a river in Siberia that flows northwest to become a tributary of the Yenisei River
How To Use Tunguska In A Sentence
- Secret Files: Tunguska is a new point and click adventure game releasing later this month from South Peak. Jason Dorough | Fandomania
- Therefore a carbonaceous asteroid, although unlikely, can not be ruled out as an explanation of the Tunguska event.
- The so-called Tunguska object was about the same size. Sierra Sun - Top Stories
- Even a modest aerial explosion like the fifteen-megaton Tunguska event would utterly devastate a modern city.
- Tunguska event"; fire and "depopulation" - "An ear-piercing" whistling "sound, which might be understood as being a manifestation of the electrophonic phenomena which have been discussed in WGN over the past few years; the sun appearing to be" blood-red "before the explosion. Signs of the Times
- Luckily, the Tunguska impact took place in an unpopulated corner of the globe. Should something like it explode above New York City, the entire metropolitan area would be razed.
- First, I would change the date to June 30 as a reminder of Tunguska and the Taurid complex.
- Tunguska event"; fire and "depopulation" - "An ear-piercing" whistling "sound, which might be understood as being a manifestation of the electrophonic phenomena which have been discussed in WGN over the past few years; the sun appearing to be" blood-red "before the explosion. Signs of the Times
- Even a modest aerial explosion like the fifteen-megaton Tunguska event would utterly devastate a modern city.
- The explosion that lit up the Siberian sky in a fireball shortly after 7 a.m. on June 30, 1908, is known as the Tunguska event, after the river that flows through the damage zone, and is widely considered the modern-day warning about the dangers slinging through space. ‘Roid Rages Past Earth - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
