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*<!--Oct. 1--> '''[[Mount St. Helens]]''' awakes, with a minor [[eruption]] of [[steam]], [[smoke]] and [[ash]]. [[Seismology|Seismic activity]] has since ceased, and a major volcanic eruption is not likely at this point. |
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*<!--Sept 29--> [[George W. Bush]] and [[John Kerry]] square off in the '''[[U.S. presidential election debates, 2004|first U.S. Presidential debate]]''' of [[2004]]. |
*<!--Sept 29--> [[George W. Bush]] and [[John Kerry]] square off in the '''[[U.S. presidential election debates, 2004|first U.S. Presidential debate]]''' of [[2004]]. |
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*<!--Sept 29--> The [[Russia]]n cabinet recommends ratification of the '''[[Kyoto Treaty]]''' against [[global warming]]. If approved by the Federal Assembly, Russia's ratification will bring the seven-year-old treaty into effect. |
*<!--Sept 29--> The [[Russia]]n cabinet recommends ratification of the '''[[Kyoto Treaty]]''' against [[global warming]]. If approved by the Federal Assembly, Russia's ratification will bring the seven-year-old treaty into effect. |
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Revision as of 21:57, 1 October 2004
- Mount St. Helens awakes, with a minor eruption of steam, smoke and ash. Seismic activity has since ceased, and a major volcanic eruption is not likely at this point.
- George W. Bush and John Kerry square off in the first U.S. Presidential debate of 2004.
- The Russian cabinet recommends ratification of the Kyoto Treaty against global warming. If approved by the Federal Assembly, Russia's ratification will bring the seven-year-old treaty into effect.
- SpaceShipOne, piloted by Mike Melvill, successfully completes its first competitive flight, over Mojave, California, as its designers attempt to win the X Prize.
- The asteroid 4179 Toutatis passes within four lunar distances of the Earth. It is the largest asteroid ever known to have passed this close to the Earth.