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Digging to Earth's Core Aims to Reveal Hidden Elements
Sir Charles Parsons and engineers discuss a ten to twelve mile deep shaft to sample the crust. Costs run about 100 million dollars, with a fifty year timeline. Proponents argue such observatories could advance science and energy studies.
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