answers: 1926
context: fiction that envisions the viability of life and human survival inside the interior of Earth. Abduction (novel) Abduction is a 2000 novel written by Robin Cook. A team of researchers in a remote region of the Atlantic become trapped inside an ancient undersea volcano when their submersible is inexplicably drawn in. They discover a technologically advanced world of genetically engineered, physically near-perfect humans living comfortably in an enclosed city within the Mohorovičić discontinuity. The researchers are told that their Moho-dwelling cousins evolved many millions of years prior to current humans and became very technologically advanced. Millions of years ago, these </s> and Kenya in "The Mystery of the Black Rhino" (2003). The Hardys also travel across the United States by motorcycle, motor boat, iceboat, train, airplane, and their own car. The characters were conceived in 1926 by Edward Stratemeyer, founder of book-packaging firm Stratemeyer Syndicate. Stratemeyer pitched the series to publishers Grosset & Dunlap and suggested that the boys be called the Keene Boys, the Scott Boys, the Hart Boys, or the Bixby Boys. Grosset & Dunlap editors approved the project, but, for reasons unknown, chose the name "The Hardy Boys". The first three titles were published in 1927, and were </s> and written by Larry Siegel, two members of "The Usual Gang Of Idiots", in regular issue #110, April 1967. The advertising-business-themed spoof has the crew—from L.S.M.F.T. (Laboratory Sector for Making Folks Tiny)—sent to inject decongestant into a badly plugged-up nose. Two years after the film was released, ABC aired an animated series of the same name on Saturday mornings. The series was produced by Filmation. Gold Key published a comic book based on the series. In the series, a different team of experts performed their missions in a craft called the "Voyager," a submarine which featured wedge-shaped wings and a
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