Right Of The Star

Monday, August 16, 2004

Space or UFO Debris

Okay, MSNBC has pretty good coverage of the 1908 Tunguska explosion and the UFO space connection.

A flurry of reports from Russia about the discovery of fragments of an alien spaceship at the site of the 1908 Tunguska explosion may be nothing more than wish fulfillment by devotees of a half-century-old Russian space myth, or they may actually have been based on genuine spacecraft fragments — but of Russian origin.
Either way, or even in the highly unlikely event the reports turn out to be credible, these stories reflect the way the century-old Tunguska blast continues to resonate in the human psyche.Expedition leader Yuri Lavbin prefers the alien technology interpretation. That’s the theory he admits he started with, even before he got to the area. But other space experts have pointed out that the region is a drop zone for discarded rocket stages launched into space from Russia’s Baikonur base, and in fact was the crash site of one prototype manned space capsule at the very dawn of the space age.


We'll have to see what his tests and possible photo's show. The original 1908 event is an amazing event. Is the truth out there or is it just rocket debris!
DKK

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