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Upon further analysis and comparing information with the world-wide data base, it was confirmed that the material that comprised the Soft Arrow found in Ohio matched the same trace materials found only in Tunguska, the site of a massive explosion in Siberia, that took place on June 30, 1908.

Furthermore, the lines depicted on the Soft Arrow match perfectly with the longitude and latitude of the massive Siberian explosion. Now what?

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