Spacecraft theory behind 1908 Tunguska blast gains traction
In a 1976 excerpt from The Fire Came By, Baxter and Atkins review anti matter and black hole theories, arguing the cylindrical Tunguska object may have been an alien spacecraft. Eyewitnesses described a elongated tube with a bluish glow and a vast blast with an oval destruction pattern.
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Soviet underground nuke blast reported at Novaya Zemlya
UPPSALA Sweden AP An underground nuclear charge was exploded Wednesday at the Soviet Union's northern testing range at Novaya Zemlya according to the Uppsala Seismological Institute. Prof Markus Baath head estimates the blast strength at several tens of kilotons but under 100 kilotons. He notes it is weaker than most earlier tests from the area. Also, 30 years ago General Douglas MacArthur denied presidential candidacy.
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