Arctic plume mystery challenges scientists near Soviet islands
Large icy gaslike plumes have appeared over Soviet coastal islands for years, baffling NOAA and other scientists. The Novaya Zemlya and Bennett Island events lack links to known tests or volcanism, prompting theories from methane release to weather modification, with no solid explanation.
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Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
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National Weather Service
Anchorage
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Washington
Lindsay McClelland
Smithsonian Institution
Japan
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Soviet Film Portrays Rambo Like Hero Against Americans
The New York Times reports on Solo Voyage, a Soviet action drama filmed in Cuba and Europe. A tough commando officer leads his unit against supposed American agitators, blurring lines between heroism and anti US sentiment in a largely violent thriller.
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Southeast Asia
Stallone
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Cuba
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