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April 1975
“The company’s [Kennecott Copper] mineral bull’s-eye in the Oquirrh Mountains stretches two and a half miles wide and more than half a mile deep - the nation’s largest open-pit copper mine, and its most productive.”
From article Utah’s Shining Oasis by Charles McCarry, photographs by James L. Amos](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrvtycuVdy1qeg95lo1_500.jpg)
April 1975
“The company’s [Kennecott Copper] mineral bull’s-eye in the Oquirrh Mountains stretches two and a half miles wide and more than half a mile deep - the nation’s largest open-pit copper mine, and its most productive.”
From article Utah’s Shining Oasis by Charles McCarry, photographs by James L. Amos
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Cloud-to-ground lightning drilling the Aegean Sea from a sky that includes the totally eclipsed Moon. It was taken on the night of June 15, 2011 from Ikaria Island during a thunderstorm.
Credit: Chris Kotsiopoulos
Source: Lightning and Lunar Eclipse, The Earth Science Picture of the Day
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Brassaï - Une Fille, Rue Quincampoix
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rupture (5) x emma mcnally
Turda salt mine in Transylvania, Romania, dating back from the middle of the 13th century, could be Christopher Nolan’s new Bat Cave. Photos: 1/2
“Life is a horizontal fall.” – Jean Cocteau
