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Tunguska became a part of history!
In the Tunguska region of old Russia, there was a huge explosion that flattened the trees for miles. Scientists say that a small asteroid or comet entered the atmosphere above Tunguska, and exploded, with the fury of 10 Atom Bombs.
Unbeknowest to the outside world, Russian Scientists, led by Nikolai Tesla, had ventured into the mountains years later and recovered alien artifacts.... most notably a voice recorder, which was still powered and functioning. It took scientiests 50 years to figure out how to use the machine, and another twenty to decipher the alien message, using software "acquired" through unofficial channels. Below is a translation of the last few words uttered by the pilots of this craft.
"Gee, Zardoz... what does this button do?"
"Which one Vorv?"
"This red one."
"Gee,.... I don't know.... push it and find out."
For obvious reasons, The Russians never let this out until now. Just because you're from a different planet, doesn't mean you are any smarter.
getting over a cold..... excuse the foolishness.
comments welcome, please enjoy!
Comments (12)
Great image, excellent reflection!
Wonderful creation !!!
Love the continuing story...high camp! Great fun...Wonderful Image! * especially the Tesla reference.
I always had my doubts about the meteor theory, this makes perfect sense ! hehe I hope Zardoz and Vorv's realtive don't vist any time soon again ! Fun stuff and good to hear your feeling better. ~Cheers~ :o)
Zardoz, in a voice sounding like Sean Connery, exclaimed to the bewildered co-pilot, "Oh great Vorv, nothing like instilling the earthlings with a sense of awe"!
Excellent series!!
Wow. Excellent reflections!
Tesla invented something to do with electricity, didn't he? I seem to remember him and Thomas Edison fighting over some concept. Cool UFO.
Very great and funny story Collin !!! Excellent work and impressiv reflection ! Good day :)
Your imagination just blows me away!!! Love the commentary! The art isperfect for the story!
I wasn't aware of a Tesla expedition although I don't doubt it. BTW, I've seen those craft up close and personal about 40 years ago. They were quite remarkable. Excellent image!
That's much better! ;-)