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World Earthquake Report for Saturday, 31 October 2026
• M 2.4 - 6 km SW of Volcano, Hawaii
• M 3.1 - 10 km WSW of Hope, Alaska
• M 2.4 - 6 km SW of Volcano, Hawaii
• M 0.2 - 10 km N of Borrego Springs, CA
• M -0.7 - 61 km ENE of Pedro Bay, Alaska
• M 0.6 - 19 km NNE of Ridgecrest, CA
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pretty sure signals cant be sent satellite to satellite without it being recieved first on the earth station then being beamed back up to the satellite <br /><br />cause the footprint of pas8 australia beam reaches the USA abit <br />look at this shows how abit of the signal reaches the USA thats y its possible to beam the signal straight to pas8 ku australia beam<br /> http://www.panamsat.com/_media/global_network/sat_pdf/pas8_ku_band.pdf
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