Some anomalies of the distribution of Rare Earth elements at the 1908 Tunguska explosion site

SOME ANOMALIES OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS AT THE 1908 TUNGUSKA EXPLOSION SITE

S. V. Dozmorov

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Results of examination of samples from pit No. 1, located 500 meters east of the Ostraya mountain, are as follows:

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6. There is observed a distinct abnormally high concentration of such rare earth elements as samarium, europium, thulium, terbium, and ytterbium, which is not typical of natural objects, being those of terrestrial or cosmic origin.

7. Together with the known data on the above-average barium content in the area of the Tunguska explosion, the results obtained may favor most unusual composition for the TSB, namely the presence in the TSB of some systems that contained a superconducting high-temperature ceramic made on the basis of the following combination of elements: barium — a lanthanide — copper. Such ceramic keeps superconductivity up to the temperature of liquid nitrogen (–196°C) and can be used for constructing very effective energy and information storage devices. Obviously, such a substance cannot be natural.

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