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Volcano earthquake report for Monday, 31 August 2026
• Moderate mag. 4.0 earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 27 km south of Guazacap...
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• Moderate mag. 4.2 earthquake - South Pacific Ocean, 79 km northwest of Tala...
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In 1984, NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery embarked on a unique mission with thousands of honeybees onboard. Sent into the realm of microgravity, researchers aimed to observe if these industrious insects could build their renowned honeycombs. Despite a rocky start, resulting in some bees colliding with walls, they quickly adjusted to the weightless environment. Source: In 1984, Nasa sent 3,301 bees to space to see how they built honeycomb
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