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damn so assuming these are periodic events, between the two first ones 137 years passed and the next one habbened after 281 years, which is only 7 years more than twice the time so you could guess that an unknown one habbened in between, probably in the ocean or something
and 113 years have passed since Tunguska. We could see something similar habbening in this century who knows, assuming that an unknown one did habben then that'd be 3 bursts in 418 years which is an average of 1 roughly eberry 140 years meaning that it wood habben 27 years from now. Taking a 3.5 years error margin from the previous timespan, it wood be between the summer of 2044 and the spring of 2051, most likely either in the ocean or on some large landmass like eurasia or north africa, but with an increased chance of an urban area given the demographic explosion of african countries and increased urbanization, not to talk about acumulated mass climate migrations
>inb4 muh thees aren exact thingz
let us have fun