Tunguska meteorite. The main mysteries of mysterious UFOs

On June 30, 1908, at 7 o’clock 14 minutes, Krasnoyarsk time, the sky over the Podkamennaya Tungskaya, suddenly illuminated by an unusually bright radiance. Witnesses recalled these events with horror - the second sun seemed to lit up. Only it was brighter, larger and hotter than the first!
Many eyewitnesses described that morning extremely capacically - "Heaven lit up" - deciding that the end of the world had come ...
With a great speed, an alien from space swept over the taiga, which has since been called the Tungusky meteorite, although scientists have been called by scientists Carefully call him the "Tungusa cosmic body."
A unique event was observed by many people, many surveys have been preserved, detailed records ...
Dozens of expeditions visited this place, but instead of answering a simple question "What was it?" - Only new questions appeared. The versions of the incident contradicted each other (from the description of events to the direction of the fall of the celestial body), making the riddle even more confusing, turning it from cosmic into a detective one. Like a brilliant criminal, an extraterrestrial body did terrible troubles and disappeared without a trace. Tons of cosmic substance exploded in an atmosphere with the power of thousands of atomic bombs, scorching and bizarrely ticking trees in the territory of two thousand square kilometers. The trembling of the land recorded the seismic stations of both hemispheres. A mysterious glow was observed from Central Siberia to the Atlantic for several nights in a row.
There are so many evidence and "traces of the crime", but ... not a single extraterrestrial fragment has yet been discovered! And it has not yet been established - what a mysterious guest burst into the atmosphere of the Earth.
The book of Evgeny Sazonova talks about the space alien and puts forward a new hypothesis, which was tested during the last two expeditions organized by Komsomolskaya Pravda and the Russian geographical society in the epicenter of events for the 110th anniversary of the explosion of the Tungusky space body