ON SOME PECULIARITIES OF THE ENERGY-GENERATING ZONE OF THE TUNGUSKA PHENOMENON OF 1908

Dmitriy Dyomin

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       Of course, the above-described subtle structure of the vector field of the area of fallen trees may be interpreted in different ways. It is our opinion, however, that the sought-for model must be verifiable—better if in the conditions of a physical test simulation of the Tunguska explosion. One can hypothesize that the structure was produced by a system of propulsive nozzles arranged in a ring and separated from each other by equal angular intervals. Such a model would also explain the impressions of the early Tunguska investigators who saw in the peculiar pattern of the forest destruction (still "fresh" in their time) a result of the influence of "fiery jets of scorching gases" [5] or "the beam structure of the shock wave" [6, pp. 160-161]. It cannot be ruled out that this system of propulsive nozzles formed the radial structure in the eastern part of the area before the main explosion, operating under one program, and that in the western part after it, operating under another program.

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