Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Tunguska event is the largest recorded asteroid impact on Earth in recent history. Studies have concluded that the meteor must have been 60 to 190 meters in diameter due to the large area of devastation it left behind.
On this episode of Fire In The Sky, scientists analyse what happens when an asteroid hits the Earth.
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The Tunguska event is the largest recorded asteroid impact on Earth in recent history. Studies have concluded that the meteor must have been 60 to 190 meters in diameter due to the large area of devastation it left behind.
On this episode of Fire In The Sky, scientists analyse what happens when an asteroid hits the Earth.
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