The book "Tunguska meteorite: history of research" by Vitaly Bronsten is a fascinating and deep immersion in one of the most mysterious and discussed topics in the history of science and astronomy. The event that occurred in 1908 in Siberia, when a powerful explosion destroyed huge areas of forest, still raises many questions and disputes. Bronsten, using its rich experience and extensive research, offers readers not just a retelling of facts, but also a fascinating journey through the pages of history, science and human thought. In his book, the author explores not only the event itself, but also the theories that arose around it, ranging from the meteorite hypothesis to more exotic versions, including alien interventions. Bronsten masterfully combines scientific facts with historical contexts, which allows the reader not only to learn about the events of that time, but also to understand how they influenced the development of science and public consciousness. The book is full of interesting facts, rare photos and documents that make it a real treasure for lovers of history, astronomy and the mysteries of nature. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from schoolchildren and students studying natural sciences to adults who are passionate about the history and mysteries of our world. If you like to solve mysteries, explore the unknown and ask questions, the "Tunguska meteorite: the history of research" will be a real discovery for you. Vitaly Bronsten, known for his work in the field of astronomy and popularization of science, creates a text that is easy to read and at the same time saturated with deep knowledge and analytical approach. The topics raised in the book concern not only astronomy, but also the philosophy of science, the psychology of perception of the unusual. Bronsten raises questions about how society responds to scientific discoveries and how myths and legends can form around real-life events. It also touches on aspects of the scientific method and the importance of critical thinking in research activities. These topics make the book relevant and important for understanding how we perceive the world around us and what mechanisms are behind scientific discoveries. The author’s style is characterized by accessibility and liveliness, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. Bronsten skillfully uses metaphors and analogies, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex concepts. His previous works, such as “The Mysteries of Space” and “Scientific Myths”, are also distinguished by a bright style and deep analysis, which confirms his status as an expert in the field of popularization of science. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of the Tunguska meteorite, but also make you think about the place of man in space, how we perceive the unknown and how science can change our understanding of reality, then the Tunguska meteorite History of research" will become for you a real storehouse of knowledge and inspiration. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of mysteries and discoveries that await you in the pages of this book.