The Explosion No One Saw: What Really Happened at Tunguska

1,000 Hiroshimas… and No Crater. The Tunguska Mystery In 1908 Something Flattened 80 Million Trees. It's Still Out There. DESCRIPTION: On June 30, 1908, something exploded over the Siberian taiga with the force of about 1,000 Hiroshima bombs. It flattened 80 million trees across more than 800 square miles. Nights over Europe stayed bright for days. And when scientists finally reached the site 19 years later, they found no crater. No rock. Not a single fragment. This is the story of Leonid Kulik, the man who spent his life searching for a meteorite that wasn't there, what actually happened above Tunguska, and why Chelyabinsk in 2013 proved we're still not watching the sky closely enough. Chapters: 0:00 The morning the sky split in two 1:05 What the world noticed 1:52 Nineteen years of silence 2:16 The man who searched 3:15 The center of nothing 4:03 What was it? 5:08 How lucky we got 5:55 Chelyabinsk, 2013 6:53 What's out there right now 7:30 The ending