Research Unearths Clues About Tunguska for International Asteroid Day | Digital Trends
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Today is International Asteroid Day, marking the 111th anniversary of the most destructive asteroid event in recorded history: The Tunguska event. But this isn’t only a historical curiosity — scientists are still researching the aftermath of the event and what it can tell us about asteroids.
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Kermit is an omnicompetent individual who grew up in a former bawdy house before relocating to his state’s capital city. His family includes many talented artists and an uncle who founded The Church of Bigfoot. He has a passion for storytelling often exploring new ways to engage audiences.
