Project Olgui: Russia's Ancient Astroid Killers and the Tunguska Event

You’ve heard of meteor strikes. You’ve heard of nuclear tests. You’ve heard of alien crash landings. But what if I told you there was an explosion in 1908 so powerful, so sudden, so completely unexplained—that it flattened 80 million trees, lit the night skies in Europe, and shook the world’s scientific community for over a century?

This isn’t fiction. This isn't myth or legend. This is the story of the Tunguska Event—a real-life cosmic mystery buried in the frozen swamps of Siberian tygga. 

So on this weeks episode of Almost Canon, we'll be looking back on that fateful summer morning, peeling back the layers of what happened and uncovering something else. Something far older, far stranger, and far more chilling: a forgotten stretch of land whispered about by hunters, avoided by animals, and marked by bizarre metallic structures within the permafrost. A place locals call The Valley of Death.

And what lies buried beneath may not just explain what happened in 1908…

It might rewrite everything we think we know about this planet.

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