The Chirima stream emerged at the Tunguska event site, forming a great waterfall. A pit formed there, and a stream flowed toward the Shambe (Chambe) River. The video offers two explanations: pressurized subterranean waters were released, or an ancient dry stream bed was reactivated when underground water sources opened. The video's presenter argues that deeply carved cliff beds are evidence of an earlier catastrophic flood. The Tunguska road was abandoned and rerouted; the blast also killed herders' reindeer, tore away tents and threw herders.
Chirima stream emerged at the Tunguska event site and formed a great waterfall
Key facts
- The Chirima stream emerged at the Tunguska event site and formed a great waterfall.
- The video offers one theory that the event released pressurized subterranean waters and another that it reactivated an ancient dry stream bed by opening underground water sources.
- The video's presenter argues that deeply carved cliff beds are evidence of an ancient catastrophic flood passing through the area previously.
- A pit formed at the site, and a stream flowed from it toward the Shambe (Chambe) River.
- The Tunguska road was abandoned and rerouted because the area was impassable and feared.
- The blast killed local herders' reindeer, tore away tents and threw herders.
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The Tunguska explosion occurred on the morning of June 30, 1908 at 7:17 AM local time (0h 17m 11s UT) in the area of the Stony Tunguska River.
The turbulent and beautiful Nizhnyaya Tunguska Rivertourism.arctic-russia.ru
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