I present the results of the RV Session on the topic: "Tunguska Event, Siberia, June 30, 1908 - What was the object that exploded over the forest?" Our results indicate that the main cause of the enormous explosion in the taiga was broadly defined natural geological factors: a buildup of gases within the Earth's crust, or perhaps something similar related to mountain-forming or volcanic activity. However, no traces of a volcano are visible at the site of the event. Several viewers equally note vortices, spheres, rising gases, even the shape of a pyramid or mountain. There are mentions of the presence of a cyclic space object, but not of a direct meteorite impact on Earth. I suspect it may be some more remote influence, perhaps a sudden release of energy already stored beneath the ground? I show similarities in participants' reports in the synchronisms table.
As a point of interest, we explored this same topic about three years earlier with a different team. The results weren't as clear as they are now, but I see some common features, such as an energy vortex and an explosion. Back then, I saw a mushroom cloud like an atomic bomb and a tsunami in the ocean.





