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Atmospheric Discharge in the Tunguska Disaster
O. G. Gladysheva
Ioffe Physical Technical Institute of RAS, St. Petersburg, Russia
Abstract:
Based on the fact that an explosion of the Tinguska cosmic body, which
caused trees to fall over a wide area, and radiant energy release during
the Tunguska disaster were separated in space and in time, it is proposed
that these events are interrelated but of different origin. We propose
that the emission during the Tunguska disaster was caused by an atmospheric
discharge at altitudes of 10-90 km above the Earth's surface. We propose
these separate but interrelated events as an explanation
for the Tunguska cosmic body destruction mechanism over the epicenter.
Key words:
Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI), Near Earth Objects (NEOs), explosion of the Tunguska cosmic body, destruction mechanism, epicenter, radiant energy release, emission during the Tunguska disaster, an atmospheric discharge at altitudes of 10–90 km above the Earth's surface.