Mount St Helens Erupts with Lava Flow and High Quake Readings
A US Geological Survey crew reports lava oozing from Mount St Helens crater dome on the southeast flank as seismic activity remains at high levels. Clouds and weather prevented landing. observers describe steam and smoke rising from the crater.
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Geological Survey
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Vampires and Werewolves Linked to Rare Blood Disease
A Cabine chemist and University of British Columbia researcher report that porphyria explains legends of vampires and werewolves. Symptoms include excess hair, enlarged teeth, skin damage, and sun aversion. Inherited and triggered by stress, puberty, drugs, or blood loss, the condition may have shaped medieval fears and tales.
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David Dolphin
University of British Columbia
Wasaurntias
Dalah
Dolphin
AOA
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