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  Tungus meteorite
  Tunguska explosion, was a powerful explosion that occurred over the Southern swamp, a small morass not far from the Podkamennaya Tunguska River in what is now Krasnoyarsk Krai in Russia on June 30, 1908. The Tunguska event is the largest impact event over land in Earth's recent history. The energy of the blast, which was assumed to have been caused a meteorite or a comet, was later estimated to be between 10 and 15 megatons of TNT, which would be equivalent to Castle Bravo, the most powerful nuclear bomb ever detonated by the U.S. The blast felled an estimated 60 million trees causing damage 400 miles away, and was heard even further. Even the heat that came out from the explosion was felt hundreds of miles away. For several nights all over northern Europe, the sky glowed enough to light the streets of London. A number of UFO conspiracy theories have claimed that the Tunguska event was the result of the activities of extraterrestrial beings, including an exploding alien spaceship. Aliens downed Tunguska meteorite to protect our planet from devastation, stated scientist Yuriy Lavbin. He showed 10 quartz crystals that he found at the place of the meteorite’s crash. Several of the crystals have holes in between, so they can be united in a chain. Many of the witnesses to the original crash spoke of seeing and oval-shaped mass moving across the sky, as well as seeing the object change course, and of having a very low speed. An enormous volcanic ball rushed over the sky with terrifying wallop and thunder-like sound. All the citizens were frightened to death and scared to move out of their houses. A flight of a “flamy alien” ended up in an hour in deserted taiga area. In a matter of seconds an explosive wave spread for 40 kilometers, devastating everything living around. Fascination with the Siberian mystery has not diminished since, and many scientists to this day are struggling to figure out the real cause of the destruction.
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