Recently, Professor Phipps Morgan of Keele University, Germany, proposed a new hypothesis for the 1908 Tunguska catastrophe. In his opinion, it was not a meteorite, but an "underground micro-apocalypse", indicating the growing stresses in the area of the Siberian tectonic plate.
“The Tunguska event is an ominous harbinger of a global catastrophe that has already happened at least four times in the history of the Earth,” the scientist says. - The last such catastrophe, which destroyed almost 95 percent of all animals and plant species inhabiting the planet, happened 250 million years ago at the end of the Perm geological period.
It began in the Siberian region. It was caused by explosive gases that accumulate under colossal pressure under the planet's mantle. At one point, they break through the earth's crust and burst out …"
According to computer models, such a catastrophic release can provoke an earthquake of magnitude 11. While the most powerful earthquake recorded by scientists is 9 points. It happened in Chile in 1960.
With an eleven-point earthquake, the earth's crust breaks through and matter flies out of its depths at a speed exceeding the speed of sound, sowing death and destruction around it. The energy released in this case is equivalent to the power of 7 million bombs dropped on Hiroshima. As a result, gigatons of poisonous rocks rise into the atmosphere and destructively change its composition, leading to the mass death of living beings.
The same models show that an earthquake of 11 points should lead to a breakdown of the earth's crust not in one place, but in several, which will significantly aggravate the situation. By the way, this is exactly what happened at the end of the Permian period.
The explosions of colossal force led to massive volcanic eruptions, including underwater ones, which, according to estimates, killed up to 98 percent of all inhabitants of the seas and oceans. F. Morgan found several places on the surface of the Earth, which, in his opinion, may become “launching sites” of the coming apocalypse. These are the Yellowstone calderas in the United States and Toba in Indonesia, as well as the recently discovered colossal supervolcano at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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However, the scientist considers Northern Eurasia to be the most likely place for the beginning of the disaster. The data of many years of research show that here destructive shifts of the earth's crust have been going on for a long time. This is evidenced not only by the explosion of 1908, but also by the entire nature of the movement of planetary magnetic masses, especially intensified in the region between the Urals and Baikal.
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