In Iceland, a giant tunnel boring machine called 'Jaws' has chewed up nine miles of basalt to aid a hydroelectric project. See the rock cruncher at work as it burrows deep down.
In Iceland, a giant tunnel boring machine called 'Jaws' has chewed up nine miles of basaltIn Iceland, a giant tunnel boring machine called 'Jaws' has chewed up nine miles of basalt to aid a hydroelectric project. See the rock cruncher at work as it burrows deep down.详情