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 Perhaps you remember "Pepita" from photos of the same trip last year. The opportunity to cross the country was too much to pass up. In route to a job for Aqua Survey Inc., I loaded up "Pepita" with nearly a ton of scientific equipment, including an underwater Robot, and headed across Highway 50, through the Wild West. Some more photos are posted below the break. 2 Comments Our Exhibition of Sunken Egyptian Cities is opening on the 23rd of May in LA. What would the Irony Factor be if another earthquake hit while it was there? LOS ANGELES, May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The installation of two colossal statues from the 4th - 3rd centuries B.C., weighing a combined total of nearly 10 tons, took place today at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. The 16 ft. tall Ptolemaic King and Queen, are signature pieces in a collection of more than 150 Egyptian artifacts that will be featured in the west coast premiere of "Cleopatra: The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt" opening at the Science Center on May 23, 2012. Visitors to this exhibition, about one of the most provocative and powerful women in history, will also view jewelry, coins and items from Cleopatra's sunken palace in Alexandria and other ancient sites that were significant during her life as queen. |  My name is Eric and I get paid to excavate sunken cities, climb volcanoes, find missing bombs, and helm old ships. 
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Here is an Interview by Budding Journalist and middle school student Jonathan Padover, Sponsored By Aqua Survey
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