Robot findings

Wednesday 03 August 1994 18:02 EDT

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SAN FRANCISCO - A spider-like robot was sending back valuable scientific data from inside an active Alaskan volcano, scientists said. The eight-legged Dante II robot was in an active crater of Mount Spurr, 90 miles west of Anchorage, which constantly spews rocks and sulphurous gases. Reuter

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