If a comet expodes over a forest, does anyone hear it?

102 years ago, the Tunguska explosion took place over Siberia. Commonly thought to be caused by the air burst of a comet or meteor over the area, the impact was 1,000 times moe powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, and it knocked over an estimated 80 million trees.

Source: The "Coast to Coast AM" Web-site.

Just think what would have happened had that explosion been over a large, densly populated city.

it woulda been great wouldnt it!!?

you know me, save the tree! piss on people!

If you had your choice, which city would you want to see vaporized by a similiar set-up? Name the city, and the reason why you chose it.

too many to choose from!
reason: cause cities are a drain on natural resorces and money. if theyre sposta be for "convenience" why does everything cost like 5 times more in cities and why is the poverty level higher than rural areas?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunguska_event

Wikipedia quotes some eyewitness accounts from a Russian source.

Interesting reading.

Thank you kindly KK.

We might not hear it but I am sure we would hear about it or even feel it if we were close enough.