Tunguska meteorite struck in Siberia in the morning around 7 am on June 30 1908, Podkamienna Tunguska river near Lake Baikal. The explosion was so powerful that it could be heard in a radius of 800 kilometers. Meteorite with a diameter of tens of meters is likely to hit in the forested Siberia or broke a few kilometers above the surface. Its fall and the extremely hot shock wave caused a huge damage, an area of \u200b\u200b2000 square kilometers brought down trees and led to a big forest fire on a much bigger area. Over where the outbreak appeared 20 km high column of fire. The effects of the outbreak were recorded at the meteorological stations with nearly the entire globe.
Expedition Professor Leonid Kulik could not find a place no meteorite crater which inclines me more toward the theory of explosion of the Earth's surface. Come and fantastic hypotheses about the collapse of a spaceship or a collision with a small black hole.
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