New evidence of high pressure, high temperature processes at the site of the 1908 Tunguska event: Implications for impact and airburst phenomena

Citation

Kletetschka et al. (2025). New evidence of high pressure, high temperature processes at the site of the 1908 Tunguska event: Implications for impact and airburst phenomena. Airbursts and Cratering Impacts.

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Editorial assessment & provenance

Editorial assessment

Neutral; evidence supports

Source collection

Peer Reviewed Literature

Record type

Paper

Publication status

Not independently checked

Author affiliation

YDB/CRG-associated authors (source classification)

Source location

Peer Reviewed Literature, row 236

Snapshot imported

2026-10-08

Source notes

This paper finds shock fractured quartz evidence at the Tunguska site that is analogous to those found in the YDB at many sites and in the nuclear detonations in Hermes et al.

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