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50th anniversary coming later this year 
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I doubt there's enough tung oil on the planet. This planet, anyway. Well, ok you could rub a little on each of the 80 million or so.
So Alan, want to tell all what happened where on 06/30/08 at 0714 local time?
Then we can get Strait to the point and look at the New Land for the King Petard.
And that's no Kushka.
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I disqualified myself, you see, AlanK left the picture name intact.
After the Bay of Pigs (no landform found), my next guess involved around 50 megatons, but I didn't find the landform.
But it's there, just further North than I thought.
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At least I know where Novaya Zemlya is.
Great reading- Polar explorers in that area - Nansen, Amundsen
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I disqualified myself, you see, AlanK left the picture name intact. wagga was kind enough to let me know by PM -- and disqualify himself. I thought I had changed the name, which I did right away after the head's up. The Tsar Bomba (American nickname), detonated on October 30, 1961, is the biggest boom that humans have ever made.
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What In The World Happened Here? XIV:Paleoparadoxia and Palimpsests. 
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 10 to the negative 18 and counting (This is a new quiz, not answer to Wagga's latest)
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Wow! You're tough. Couldn't you cut us some slack and wait until tomorrow to post that?
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Oh, and for WAGGA:
In the City of the Tall Tree, the Dish, and great Women's Roundball, Dave and Bill look down on this and smile. As dark as the matter appears now, it was no quirk at the time.
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Steve -- make them stop! :-)
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In the City of the Tall Tree, the Dish, and great Women's Roundball, Dave and Bill look down on this and smile. As dark as the matter appears now, it was no quirk at the time. That's a straight answer.
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In the City of the Tall Tree, the Dish, and great Women's Roundball, Dave and Bill look down on this and smile. As dark as the matter appears now, it was no quirk at the time. That's a straight answer. Yep. Linear thinking.
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In the City of the Tall Tree, the Dish, and great Women's Roundball, Dave and Bill look down on this and smile. As dark as the matter appears now, it was no quirk at the time. Is Stanford's womens basketball record better than Tennessee? At least they have their accelerator picture here.
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Not sure about the B ball record, but I'd take Stanford's accelerator over Tennessee's, and I'll give you three major discoveries  Want to take a shot at my post above?
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Want to take a shot at my post above? Nevada? But that should be a bunch of holes in the ground. Right angle...hmmm... big PET scanner?
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North is not up. The place rhymes with one of the words in the name of wagga's last pic, which I claim to have identified by asking for some slack. It looks like something built with Lego, but not quite. I need a list of vowels.
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Alan has it. Anyone else?
"Slack" was elegant. Slipped it right by me while I was flying around the Northwest.
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With all those hints... (509) 372-8106.
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