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TUNGUSKA

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TUNGUSKA
In 1908, on June 30th, just after seven in the
morning, passengers on the Siberian
railroad saw something bright race across
the sky and disappear below the horizon to
the north.
There was an enormous explosion.

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TUNGUSKA
30 June 1908.

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TUNGUSKA
37 miles from the epi-center, at the trading
station called Vanavara-- the nearest place
where people were, at least people who
survived the explosion-- no one knows how
many trappers or hunters might have
perished closer to the blast-- the shock
wave knocked buildings down.

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TUNGUSKA
Those in the open were infected with
radiation. This was only determined
decades later when original reports from the
time were studied by scientists who had the
data from Hiroshima available.

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TUNGUSKA
In London, five hours after the explosion,
measuring instruments picked up the shock wave
in the air after it had already traveled around the
world several times. The English scientists
thought perhaps they had recorded a large
earthquake somewhere on the planet until that
night when there was a strange glow, bright red,
in the eastern sky, something they had never seen
before. For two months afterwards the night sky
over England was much brighter than normal.

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TUNGUSKA
The power of the blast felled trees outward in a
radial pattern over an area covering over two
thousand square kilometers. Closer to the epicenter,
the forest was incinerated, causing a column of
flame visible several hundred kilometers away. The
fires burned for weeks, destroying a thousand
square kilometers of forest.

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TUNGUSKA
It is calculated that the explosion was at
least twenty megatons and may have been
as high as forty, depending on the altitude
of the initial blast. The explosive force that
formed Meteor Crater in Arizona was only
three and a half megatons.

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TUNGUSKA
The most common explanation was that the
Tunguska Event was caused by a comet.
Except no expedition has found any
evidence of the comet.

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TUNGUSKA
But what if the cause was something else
altogether? What if there is a connection
between the explosion at Tunguska and
Tesla’s lab at Wardenclyffe on Long
Island?

11.
What if Wardenclyffe was more than
just an attempt to transmit across the
Atlantic.
What if it were a weapon?
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NIKOLA TESLA

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In the Area 51 series we first learn of
Tesla when he shoots down a Swarm
scout ship in 1908.
This caused the Tunguska incident.
NIKOLA TESLA

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TUNGUSKA
What if Tesla shot down a scout ship from
the Ancient Enemy?
And they’re coming back now to find out
what happened?

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AREA 51
Our history has never been what we
thought it was.

15.
AREA 51
We are not alone in the Universe.
We never have been.
They were here.
They still are here.

16.
AREA 51
They have a reason for being here.
As do we.

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