Satellite over poles captures earth photos on debut
The ERTS spacecraft launched from Vandenberg into a polar orbit will relay first images tomorrow as it circles the globe every 103 minutes. Scientists expect wide use of the 176 million dollar satellite to monitor crops forests water and minerals and to aid mapping and fault detection.
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Soviet scientists explore daylight side of Venus
Soviet researchers report Venus 8 provided first measurements of the day side atmosphere. The spacecraft, which soft landed on Venus Saturday, aimed to compare day and night conditions, with Venus 7 the prior lander on the dark side in 1970.
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Public bathing decline in Hokkaido hot springs hotels
UPI reports mixed public baths are declining in Japan at Noboribetsu, a Hokkaido hot springs resort. Two large tourist hotels continue to operate steam baths, while social norms and visitor access shift as transmission details remain unclear.
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