in the sea of ​​azov on june 30, 1908, an object later called the tunguska meteorite exploded in theosphere and fell to the ground. this happened in eastern siberia in the mesopotamia of the lena and the sub-stone tunguska , a bright ball exploded at about seven in the morning, an explosion with a power of up to 40 m. forest within a radius of 40 km, the taiga burned from the yenisei to the atlantic coast of europe, light phenomena arose. called the bright nights of the summer of 1908, the estimated weight of the meteorite is about five million tons, the diameter, according to various sources, is from 30 to 100 m, and about 100 hypotheses have already been put forward about the origin of this celestial body. most claim that it was an iron meteorite or a comet in 1995 in the southeast of the wreath and the vanavara shone, the tunguska state nature reserve was established on june 30 , 1913, the second balkan war began results that changed the situation in the balkans and became one of the prerequisites for the first world war on that day greece serbia and montenegro declared war on bul

an object later called the tunguska meteorite fell to the ground, this happened in eastern siberia inopotamia of the lena and the sub-stone tunguska , a bright ball exploded at about seven in the morning, an explosion with a power of up to 40 m. a wave knocked down a forest within a radius of 40 km, the taiga burned from the yenisei to the atlantic coast of europe, light phenomena appeared, called bright nights in the summer of 1908, the estimated weight of the meteorite was about five million tons, according to various sources, from 30 to 100 m in diameter, and about a hundred hypotheses have already been put forward about the origin of this celestial body. most people believe that it was an iron meteorite or a comet in 1995, in the southeast of the wreath of lava shine, navara, a state nature reserve was established. tungussky june 30, 19. 19. the second balkan war began, the results of which changed the situation in the balkans and became one of the prerequisites for the first world war on that day greece serbia and montenegro declared war on bulgaria on the eve of 29 june bulgaria

it's just the tunguska meteorite was a comet, that is, a lump.to us about once every 70-80 years. but smaller ones fall on the planet regularly. approximately 2,000 tons a year. and here's what they look like. this is the museum of the institute of geochemistry and analytical chemistry. ran. collected here. the most interesting examples of heavenly guests. here for example, one of the oldest films 530 years old. but this one fell on neatly on the eve of the battle of borodino on the field of the same name, somewhere there they still lie. the rest of its pieces, almost all meteorites fall apart on approach to the earth. this is perfectly visible on the frames of the fall of the chelyabinsk meteorite. you see a branch of smoke, this is the moment of crushing. that's what flew to the ground, melted stones, the composition of the meteorite chelyabinsk very lucky meteorite contained little iron, such a group, and it is fragile. that's lucky because he's in the air crumbled. well, literally in peas into small samples, and the main mass flew into the la

let us recall when the famous tunguska meteorites fell to earth, why none of the hypotheses explaining this unique natural phenomenon has become generally accepted. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello on june 30, 1736 , russian troops took the fortress. azov, this northern turkish port, located at the mouth of the don river, occupied an important strategic position through the efforts of peter i in 1696. azov moved to russia but the turks quickly recaptured the city, the next battle of azov happened already under empress nyuanin during the new russian turkish war that began in 1735 at the beginning of the fortress was besieged. then they went on the assault, the turks resisted for only a day and on june 30. azov surrendered, the war with turkey continued for another 3 years, but ended with the belgrade peace treaty, which was generally unfavorable for russia. however, azov remained as part of the russian empire, securing a way out. in the sea of ​​azov on june 30, 1908, an object later called a tun exploded in the atmosphere and fell to the groun