How To Use Tunguska In A Sentence
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Secret Files: Tunguska is a new point and click adventure game releasing later this month from South Peak.
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Therefore a carbonaceous asteroid, although unlikely, can not be ruled out as an explanation of the Tunguska event.
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The so-called Tunguska object was about the same size.
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Even a modest aerial explosion like the fifteen-megaton Tunguska event would utterly devastate a modern city.
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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
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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.
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First, I would change the date to June 30 as a reminder of Tunguska and the Taurid complex.
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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
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Even a modest aerial explosion like the fifteen-megaton Tunguska event would utterly devastate a modern city.
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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.
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An asteroid or comet fragment around 60 meters across is believed to have been behind the Tunguska Event, a powerful explosion that took place over Russia in 1908.
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The massive three tonne rock was bought to Krasnoyarsk after an 2004 expedition to the site of the so-called Tunguska event'' - a mysterious mid air explosion over Siberia in 1908 was 1,000 times more powerful than the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 and felled an estimated 80 million trees over 2,150 square kilometers 830 sq mi.
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Catastrophists love to point out the damage that might have been caused if a fireball that exploded over an uninhabited forest area in eastern Siberia known as Tunguska on June 30, 1908, had hit elsewhere.
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Today, researchers say the mystery known as the Tunguska event may be solved.
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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.
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Against violent and cunning opposition, the three of them unearth a scheme to capture the submicroscopic black hole that caused the Tunguska Event and use its awesome power to transform the world -- or end it altogether.
January 2009
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Even if the comets had strengths comparable to that of stony asteroids, they still could not fit the Tunguska observations.
