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To: Ron who wrote (101493)	5/28/2020 1:02:41 AM
From: elpolvo	1 Recommendation Recommended By Ron Respond to of 104167

wow! that's great. NOW abuelita will have something to watch while her satellite's down. it's pretty manly stuff though... EXPLOSIVE. that must have been some kind of web-cam/volcano cam that was already recording the video? photographers in boots on the ground never get that lucky with a shot. (i'll go read up on it and get the story) tanks mucho for sharing it. i'm going to save it to watch randomly during the day... to let off all this anger energy that's flowing in. i'll use it along with my chill app. it'll help me have a more relaxing NOW. KA BLAAAMM!! AHHHHHHH... <exhales deeply>

To: Ron who wrote (101493)	5/28/2020 2:00:59 AM
From: elpolvo	1 Recommendation Recommended By abuelita Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104167

ron- i didn't find the info on the origin of the volcano cam footage because i was drawn into all the other amazing videos on that page. here's an interesting one for croco (and us) since we were focusing on the moon. ...something you don't see every day... a lot different, eh? As the moon is tidally locked to the Earth we never get to see its far side from earth - This is what it looks like pic.twitter.com/DRk85E5Iog — Universal-Sci (@universal_sci) May 27, 2020