The Tunkuska event was a bolide, an air blast resulting from the crushing of a meteor by the pressure of its own shock wave. No indication of a ground source.
Tesla was running off at the pen, asserting things for which he had no substantiation.
You said "NT did talk about this [a weapon that could split the earth in half] in some of his papers. I replied that he was "running off at the pen..."
You were the one who mentioned Tunguska. I was simply informing you of what it was. Different paragraphs. Just like you had different paragraphs.
It was a typo, please excuse me. You are wrong to say that is was a bolide, there was no heat damage anywhere at the site , there were no meteorite fragments discovered even after over 100 years of looking for some, no impact craters at all, not even minor ones, just a lot of trees blown down all in a radiating pattern away from a central point.
Exhibit E, Telegeodynamics looks like a weapon that could split the earth in half, NT did talk about this in some of his papers.
Some folk believe he tested it on a remote area of Siberia, the Tsunguska event of 1908
The Tunkuska event was a bolide, an air blast resulting from the crushing of a meteor by the pressure of its own shock wave. No indication of a ground source.
Tesla was running off at the pen, asserting things for which he had no substantiation.
He never said or wrote that. He never wrote anything about Tsunguska.
You said "NT did talk about this [a weapon that could split the earth in half] in some of his papers. I replied that he was "running off at the pen..."
You were the one who mentioned Tunguska. I was simply informing you of what it was. Different paragraphs. Just like you had different paragraphs.
It was a typo, please excuse me. You are wrong to say that is was a bolide, there was no heat damage anywhere at the site , there were no meteorite fragments discovered even after over 100 years of looking for some, no impact craters at all, not even minor ones, just a lot of trees blown down all in a radiating pattern away from a central point.