World's Largest Underground Cryogenic Detector Built in South Dakota

Workers in South Dakota excavated 800,000 tons of rock nearly 1,600 meters below the surface to construct two colossal caverns for the world's largest underground cryogenic detector, completing the project without any serious accidents.

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n1-bihSerbian18d ago

Gotovo 1.600 metara ispod površine uklonili 800.000 tona stijena i izgradili dvije ogromne pećine bez ijedne ozbiljne nesreće - za najveći podzemni kriogeni detektor na svijetu

Gotovo 1.600 metara ispod površine, radnici su iskopali 800.000 tona stijena u Južnoj Dakoti i izgradili dvije kolosalne pećine bez ijedne ozbiljne ne

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World's Largest Underground Cryogenic Detector Built in South Dakota

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Gotovo 1.600 metara ispod površine uklonili 800.000 tona stijena i izgradili dvije ogromne pećine bez ijedne ozbiljne nesreće - za najveći podzemni kriogeni detektor na svijetu

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