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  /TUNGUSKA METEORITE IS FOUND!/

    /PRESS RELEASE/


    In June 30, 2008 we have anniversary of Tunguska event in Siberia.
    Scientists try to find fragments of Tunguska space impactor during
    100 years. A lot of theories were suggested for explanation of
    mysterious Tunguska catastrophe in 1908. Some scientists think that
    it was small asteroid and other scientists consider space impactor
    as small comet.

    In July 1988 russian scientist Andrei Zlobin (CIAM, Moscow)
    <http://www.ciam.ru> found the fragment of hard substance at the
    region of Tunguska catastrophe. It was the subject with wonderful
    aerodynamic form which looked like "dental crown" (see photo). There
    is well visible melting on the edges of fragment and the color of
    the body's surface looks like rusty-brown.

    Last year Zlobin's paper was accepted to 2007 Planetary Defence
    Conference
    <http://www.aero.org/conferences/planetarydefense/index.html> at
    Washington. Russian scientist described his work on Quasi
    Three-dimensional Modeling of Tunguska Comet Impact. Twenty years
    was necessary for Zlobin before he obtained calculative confirmation
    of coordinates of regions, where small heavy fragments could be
    discovered. One of these regions is located not far from the place
    where "dental crown" was found. That is why we can say strongly that
    one fragment of Tunguska impactor is already found.

    In 2009 Dr. Zlobin have plan to write paper about processes which
    produced "dental crown" form of fragment. Today scientist makes
    mathematical model concerning these processes. This work requires
    complicated calculations including numerical modeling of
    gasdynamics, heat transfer and stress analysis. After this modeling
    we will have more accurate information concerning parameters of
    Tunguska comet impact. "I can't exclude some surprise in future" -
    Andrei Zlobin say.

    Let us mention words of academician Dr.Sc. N.V.Vasilijev too.
    Vasilijev spent above 40 years of his life for investigation of
    Tunguska catastrophe. He said: "It is not excluded that A.E.Zlobin
    are not far from truth in something, and physics of Tunguska
    phenomenon will be necessary to rewrite from position of "clean
    page" in future. This words N.V.Vasilijev used in his final book
    "The Tunguska meteorite. Space phenomenon of 1908 summer" [Moscow,
    2004].

    /June 26, 2008/



Here you can see collection of more than 100 stones, which was found by
A.E.Zlobin at the region of Tunguska comet impact during 1988 expedition.
Several of these stones looks like meteorites. The sample so-called
"dental crown" is strongly determined by A.E.Zlobin as meteorite (small
hard fragment of Tunguska comet). Hard mineral fragments were presented
among 10 million tons of comet water ice too. Certainly, you should not
trust the information, that 10 million tons of substance have disappeared.
Also you should not trust the information, that Tunguska meteorites were
not found till now. It is absurd. This false information is formed for
mass-media and intended for the target "to cultivate mystery" and "to hide
real situation in science".


A.E.Zlobin investigate catastrophic layers of peat at central region of
Tunguska catastrophe [1988]. This complex of investigations was planned
together with N.V.Vasilijev. It was investigated more then ten
prospect-holes at different regions of the Tunguska catastrophe. First
prospect-hole of this complex was investigated by A.E.Zlobin and
N.V.Vasilijev together, during their transition from main expedition's
base to Lab (not far from Cheko-lake).


Long and thin knife is used during first step of making prospect-hole.
Upper layers of peat column are not frozen. [A.E.Zlobin photo, 1988]



Catastrophic layer is placed among frozen layers of peat. That is why,
considerably better to excavate this layer with axe. [A.E.Zlobin photo,
1988]



Final view of the bottom of prospect-hole. Section of frozen peat column
is visible with catastrophic layer. [A.E.Zlobin photo, 1988]