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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 3 Jul 2026
• World Earthquake Report for Friday, 3 July 2026
• Light mag. 3.9 earthquake - South Pacific Ocean, 14 km southwest of Huasco,...
• Significant magnitude 5.5 earthquake 38 km northwest of Valparaiso, Chile
• Strong mag. 5.5 earthquake - South Pacific Ocean, 38 km north of Valparaiso...
• Strong mag. 5.3 earthquake - Balleny Islands Region on Saturday, Jul 4, 202...
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Located on a mountaintop in Chile, the nearly complete Vera C. Rubin Observatory will capture the Universe in incredible detail. This week saw another huge step for the observatory with the installation of the car sized - yes car sized - LSST camera onto the Simonyi Survey Telescope. The camera is the largest ever built, weighing in at over 3,000 kilograms with an impressive 3,200 megapixels. Coupled to the 8.4 metre optics of the Rubin will allow it to capture everything that happens in the southern sky, night after night. Source: Vera Rubin Gets its Camera Installed
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