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[email protected] - A 42,600-ton Chinese ship will drill 7 miles (ca. 11 km) under the ocean floor

https://farmingdale-observer.com/2025/04/12/weighing-42600-tons-this-new-chinese-monster-was-built-for-one-purpose-to-break-the-world-record-for-the-deepest-drill-at-7-miles/

#HackerNews #ChineseShip #OceanDrilling #DeepSea #Exploration #RecordBreaking #TechnologyInnovation

Weighing 42,600 tons, this new Chinese “monster” was built for one purpose: to break the world record for the deepest drill at 7 miles.

The Meng Xiang, China's latest maritime marvel, represents a remarkable advancement in deep-sea exploration technology. This colossal 42,600-ton vessel, whose name translates to "Dream" in English, has been engineered with a singular ambitious goal: to drill deeper into Earth's crust than any previous attempt, targeting an unprecedented depth of 11…

Hacker NewsApr 14, 2025

A 42,600-ton Chinese ship will drill 7 miles (ca. 11 km) under the ocean floor

https://farmingdale-observer.com/2025/04/12/weighing-42600-tons-this-new-chinese-monster-was-built-for-one-purpose-to-break-the-world-record-for-the-deepest-drill-at-7-miles/

#HackerNews #ChineseShip #OceanDrilling #DeepSea #Exploration #RecordBreaking #TechnologyInnovation

Weighing 42,600 tons, this new Chinese “monster” was built for one purpose: to break the world record for the deepest drill at 7 miles.

The Meng Xiang, China's latest maritime marvel, represents a remarkable advancement in deep-sea exploration technology. This colossal 42,600-ton vessel, whose name translates to "Dream" in English, has been engineered with a singular ambitious goal: to drill deeper into Earth's crust than any previous attempt, targeting an unprecedented depth of 11…