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To: LibKill
Is Siberia accursed?

No, just big. Which means the oceans had to have been hit more often. Makes me wonder if some mysterious ship disappearances, and some "rogue waves" are not explainable by asteroid impacts.

39 posted on 06/09/2003 6:32:21 PM PDT by eno_
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To: eno_
Evidence Of Tunguska-Type Impacts Over The Pacific Basin In 1178AD
46 posted on 06/09/2003 6:56:19 PM PDT by blam
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To: eno_
That is an interesting point. We know that a really big meterorite struck Siberia in 1908, and now this smaller one. How many meteorites big enough to destroy a city have struck the oceans in the past decades? Every once in a while a ship seems to vanish without a trace. Once in a great while a ship survives some huge, unexplained wave. Sooner or later a populated area will be struck -- this could start a war if it is mistaken for an attack (imagine what might happen if a meteorite struck India or Pakistan).
48 posted on 06/09/2003 7:05:40 PM PDT by Wilhelm Tell (Lurking since 1997!)
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