video!! massive 164-feet deep crater suddenly opened up on Siberia's Arctic tundra and it could be the result of an explosion !!!

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I'll say the same thing here that I did on the thread posted about the same hole last week. I've been researching and studying methane deposits and eruptions since the Louisiana sinkhole back in 2012...this DEFINITELY isn't methane related. Methane doesn't explode underground unless it's thawed and there's an immediate ignition source during the thaw prior to it erupting through the surface ground. Even if it did somehow ignite at a very precise moment it doesn't leave a perfectly uniform hole and crater like we see here. There are plenty of photos to prove this, do your homework. Also, when methane deposits thaw they erupt through the surface in the form of mud eruptions, very similar to mud volcanoes, and the craters left behind are not uniform in any way. There's plenty of video footage captured of these events as well, do your homework.

Do I know what this is? No, but I do know it definitely isn't methane related. I do have my suspicions given the uniformity and structure of the hole, or shall I say blast zone. IMO, this hole was created from above the Earth. The crater at the top looks to be from an initial blast from an unknown source, the hole under that is also smooth and uniform and looks to me to be created by a laser or directed energy.

My theory, a space=based Directed Energy Weapon. What better place to test it where there are no prying eyes to see it happen than Siberia.

Methane pockets/vents...

If it was an explosion, then where is the debris around the crater? an explosion that leaves a 164 foot deep hole would have thrown all of that material somewhere right?

It was PermaFROST. Maybe it melted.

It was PermaFROST. Maybe it melted.

so, the Scientists are still baffled by that hole in the ground?

pretty sure that id did, creating a sinkhole, not an explosion.

Meteor.

Fucks sake its a siberian trap like the other guy mentioned.

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That's no explosion where's the blast marks there are none

Hollow earth people have split the atom.

A massive 164-feet deep crater suddenly opened up on Siberia's Arctic tundra and it could be the result of an explosion triggered by climate change, scientists say

A colossal, 164-feet deep crater which has suddenly opened up on Siberia's Arctic tundra could be the result of a climate change-induced explosion, scientists say.

The giant crater was discovered by a Russian television crew earlier this summer who were flying over the Yamal peninsula in Siberia on an unrelated assignment.

A team of scientists, who have been studying these types of craters for years, say it could be the result of a huge explosion that was caused by the build of methane underneath the ground.

The explosions can occur when methane builds up in underground pockets, which then bubble up due to thawing permafro

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Wow great video!

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