The Largest Impact Event in Earth's History

In the summer of 19 o eight, in a sparsely populated area of siberia, an explosion happened that flattened almost 800 square miles. Most people believe it was a meteoroid but no impact crater has ever been found. Whatever hit siberia back in 19 o eight was at least a thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on heroshima, japan. Now i'm going to read an eye witness account describing the tanguska event.

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