Tunguska, Siberia 1908


Q:  On June 30th, 1908, in Tunguska, Siberia, there was a ten to fifteen
megaton blast.

B:  Yes, we understand.

Q:  And the official reason for this was a hundred thousand-ton piece of a
crater hit.

B:  Piece of a crater?

Q:  I mean piece of a comet, excuse me.  But it didn't leave any impact
from a normal, let's say, crater when it struck the earth.

B:  Comet.

Q:  A comet.  It's also been said that it was some kind of black hole
phenomenon.

B:  No, it was a craft.

Q:  A craft?

B:  A craft.  There are many multiple witnesses that at the time recognized
that there was actually a course correction, it was not what you would call
a straight trajectory.  A course correction was attempted at the last
moment to take the craft away from the highly populated areas before it
ignited.  You understand?

Q:  Yes.  So this... was it a mothership?

B:  It was a large craft.  It was not exactly what you would recognize as a
mothership, but it was, however, quite a large craft.

Q:  Okay, thank you.