Re: I think I have something ...

[Sundance Bilson-Thompson <kickaha@student.adelaide.edu.au>]

On Tue, 30 May 1995 STEVEN9120@aol.com wrote:

> Thank you for responding to my questions, I was under the impression that any
> impact as colossal as it was, causing the destruction that it did would have
> some sort of radiation, attached to it. I figured it was like the Tungasta(
> Hope the spelling is correct) blast in Russia. Which showed some radiation,
> in the forrest area.     What do you think?

Actually the Tunguska blast didn't show signs of radiation, so that snippet
of information is wrong. To the best of anyone's knowledge the Tunguska 
blast was caused by a _fragment_ of comet Enke, just for the sheer 
information value of it :) .

Health, long life, and happiness,
        Sundance