Iceland will tunnel into a volcano to tap into virtually unlimited geothermal power
Iceland will tunnel into a volcano to tap into virtually unlimited geothermal power
Iceland's Krafla Magma Testbed project aims to transform renewable energy by tapping into a volcano's magma chamber.
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Sounds like an idea in a film that doesnt end very well
It's 2023. Every possible scientific venture has been the subject of a science fiction/horror movie.
The recycled steel in a kid's braces was exposed to radiation, now she's "The Thing With X-Ray Teeth!!"
We’re in 2024 now my guy
We are. He's still working on it, and that's okay.
Don't pick on the late bloomer.
It's actually 2024.
It’s not in Thailand, it’s 2567!
How's the future spaceman?
Dangerous. Just one little block too much removed, then:
Just don't drop the lightsaber perfectly vertical
Hmm, I wonder how much heat a lightsaber handle could take before it stops working.
Apparently magma chambers have accidentally been drilled into before.
Edit: That's actually in this article, too.
One of my favorites, as a kid. The title in the poster makes me laugh, reading that today.
Crack in the world (1965)
Disaster zone: volcano in New York. An absolute gem.
I'm pretty sure I've seen a movie with exactly this premise before, lol.
