Alaska Volcano Observatory | Dante II performs first robotic observations inside the crater of an active volcano, but a malfunction and foul weather leave the robot stranded near the top of Mount Spurr in Alaska

Dante II performs first robotic observations inside the crater of an active volcano, but a malfunction and foul weather leave the robot stranded near the top of Mount Spurr in Alaska

Author(s): , and Unknown, Unknown

Publication Year: 1994

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Unknown, 1994, Dante II performs first robotic observations inside the crater of an active volcano, but a malfunction and foul weather leave the robot stranded near the top of Mount Spurr in Alaska: Chemical and Engineering News, v. 72, n. 33, p. 36.

Citation Updated: 2005-06-10 00:04:12

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