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“BluMajik,” our old-body-style Ford F-350 dually, has 172,620 on the odometer. But, as a 1995 model, the truck qualifies as being old. Its hopped-up 7.3-liter Power Stroke V-8 diesel engine ...

The Indian Ocean "gravity hole" is a fascinating anomaly in Earth's gravitational field, marked by a region where sea levels are 348 feet (106 meters) lower than average due to an unusually weak ...

Receptor hole aligned on monolith joint Drilled waterstops project The John Day Lock & Dam is a straight-axis concrete gravity dam with a powerhouse consisting of 20 monoliths. Commissioned in 1971, ...

Scientists have endeavored to unravel the enigmatic presence of a “gravity hole” beneath the Indian Ocean’s depths, said a report by the msn.com yesterday It said: Despite ongoing model simulations, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- All lanes are back open on Interstate 65 South in downtown Louisville roughly 10 hours after falling concrete created a hole in the road, leading to lane closures on ...

As one of two people who descended 260 feet down into the Glory Hole spillway at Whiskeytown Dam on Tuesday, Scott Colburn has gone where few others have gone before. A civil engineer with the U.S ...

At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, the concrete that had been used to fill the “gun hole” appears to have been scooped out, with its original gun shape entirely intact.

In this article, we take a look at the 25 largest dams in the world. You can skip our detailed analysis of the hydropower industry and go directly to the 5 Largest Dams in the World. Dams are an ...

But because black holes have no "hair," there's no way to learn more about them and what makes them tick. Alas, black holes remain some of the most puzzling and mysterious objects in the universe.

The region of lower gravity, discovered in 1948, manifests as a vast depression in the ocean's surface that reaches some 348 feet deep at its greatest extent.