Kimi Antonelli
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A 511-ton German machine named Caroline cut 1.4 miles through chalk under the Thames and came out underwater, into a shaft flooded on purpose so groundwater could not pour in through the hole she made, leaving a tunnel for 400,000-volt cables 49 days early
A Canadian company sank a well 7,874 feet into the Saskatchewan prairie, pulled up 169 feet of rock where its hydrogen readings ran highest, and moved its next rig 19 miles out so the drill could reach a layer of salt tight enough to keep hydrogen from leaking away
Bad News For Rich People: California Has Put an End to the Montana Loophole
A 671-megawatt reactor on the Mississippi shut down for repairs the day before a winter bass tournament, the warm water it sends back to the river stopped with it, and 84 anglers found thousands of dead bass, walleye and pike where a shutdown three years earlier killed 230