Tutankhamun's Fireball (2006) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Tutankhamun's Fireball about?
Tutankhamun's Fireball is a documentary. Chunks of ancient glass lie scattered in the Sahara Desert. A team of scientists investigates their origin, traveling into the Great Sand Sea and Siberia. Their search leads them to the New Mexico site of the world’s first atomic bomb. Through their research, they identify a new natural phenomenon linked to these glass fragments. The documentary runs for 50 minutes and was released in 2006.
When was Tutankhamun's Fireball released?
Tutankhamun's Fireball was released in 2006.
How long is Tutankhamun's Fireball?
Tutankhamun's Fireball has a runtime of 50 minutes.
What genre is Tutankhamun's Fireball?
Tutankhamun's Fireball is classified as History.
What topics does Tutankhamun's Fireball cover?
Tutankhamun's Fireball explores topics including archaeology, historical-events.