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How is it not full with water

Great video, I've been working for US Steel since 1977(Still working) and I never get tired of watching these videos. Thank you !

I thought you either died or got married, been a long time. Good return video, interesting industrial railroad. If I remember correctly, you just switched from Panasonic Micro 4/3 to Sony Full-frame?

The King is back

Welcome back

Nice Modify spot John. I work there operating those big haul trucks for the past 4.5 year's.

All on their own , they don’t have any diesel power.

What yard is this?

Amazing video, truly some great work!

Extremely informative video with excellent high quality footage. Thank you.

love thoes units i miss working for the rail road i got to see this tunnel for my self thats for sure great vid well done

Fill it full of water and 20000 years from now the civilization that rises after we are gone will look at the lake and come to the conclusion that something from outer space must have smashed into the ground and eventually it filled with water. Or it was the result of a gigantic glacier. Or some other such nonsense. Remember this open pit mine when you are looking at depth charts of certain lakes around the world. Donner lake in California.... Mazinaw lake in Ontario...... Crater lake in Oregon.... The Mediterranean sea..... The gulf of Mexico.... The finger lakes in New York..... The list is endless. These are open pit mines That were filled with water. Now you may ask okay where did all the debris Get deposited When they were done digging the hole that is now the mediterranean sea. Good question. Dig out your Atlas. Look at the land to the South of that hole. We call that area the Sahara Desert. That's where they dumped everything that they didn't use. Whoever they were back then. Too far away from home? Keep in mind what you saw in this video. Now take a real good long look at the Grand Canyon. That is bedrock. That is a massive open pit mine and whatever it was they were Mining was a very clear vein of material and when they exhausted it they stopped. You want to know where they dumped the material from that particular mine? We call it the Mojave desert. Before you dismiss what I'm saying pull up the charts in the maps that show the different levels of depth in these bodies of water. And take a good long look at what you are seeing and compare it to this operation that you just watched. That is not coincidence. We know nothing at all about the real history of the environment that we find ourselves living in. Nothing.

Americans and their inflated claims. You are looking at rather a small hole, only 1200m deep. It is also a British Company that owns the mine. I know you murcans like to tell everyone what America owns, and it is NOT this mine. Is this hole bigger than the Marianas Trench? They always make themselves look rather dim. The title does not qualify the fact that is is a man made hole. Thus, there are millions of holes on the earth that is bigger than this mine.

rock trucks are the least efficient and most expensive way to remove ore, the way we did it in the past before fossil fuels was better if not more impressive than this what is going on here.

What a shitty looking railroad.

Has the channel fizzled out?

Dear UA-cam, STOP RECOMMENDING IRRELEVANT SHIT!!!

Excellent video.

I have a relation who drives one of these monster trucks. She's no more than four foot high yet handles the truck with ease.

I’ve worked in mining all my life. This is the first time I’ve ever seen right hand traffic.

"Largest hole in the world". They haven't met my ex.

WAY****, WAY****, WAY***, too long. give us a BREAK! put a LINK to a short version. PLEASE!

Amazing. Thanks.

That’s amazing to watch, something I could do all day

Can I include that in a new N&W Cargo Movin' people remaake?

Would you pls. allow me to use the footage too? I may include it in my outros or in a song. (Same reasons like in your AE video.)

Would you pls. allow me to use the footage? I may include it in my outros or in a song. (Naturally you'll be credited + I ask cuz it's rare to see this.)

Thanks for posting this video. I haven't been there sense the year the visitor center was closed due to the land slide. Pictures and video do not do it justice. We saw one of those haulers up close and after a sweet young lady climbed down out of the cab, I got a picture of her and I standing next to one of those 6 plus feet tires. You would not think she could handle that monster but had been doing it for five years. PS. Most of those trucks you see are hauling over burden while only some of them are hauling cooper ore.

I always thought Chuquicamata was the largest.

I would have liked driving one of those large trucks. Great video... thanks.

the beans have been given to her!

Nicely done buddy. Nicely done

Looks dry as a bone. Why no groundwater?

Too bad this video did not start with the info as to what the mine produced.

What are the mining??? Oh read copper thanks😂

Washington state has a horrible problem with houses being built less than 5ft apart and weirdos jogging everywhere. Maybe there's a way to send all the joggers to this place so they don't have to do it here? Is really annoying

It's insane that it takes a telescoping camera to make this video. Humans are very hungry.

Utah is best ever ever lol

I worked in two Kennecott mines during summers in the 1970s. Driving truck and drilling in the Ruth Nevada mine and working on the railroad tracks in Bingham Canyon. And, to be clear, Bingham Canyon mine did start as a canyon. I think it you were to look at total dirt removed there would be larger operations somewhere in the world. That said it is huge and to the detractors, this is how copper is obtained for most everything we do today, including "Green Energy".

What are they mining?

I visited this mine back in 1976 (48 years ago). It looks like it's grown twice the size since then...and back then it was still pretty damn impressive. We knew it at the time, as the Kennecott Mine.

How make Woke environmentalists tried to shut this down?

WRONG!!! Trump is much larger!!

Humans are EXCELLENT at destroying our planet….😢

Liked and Subscribed, thanks again from the mountains of Idaho!

Just yesterday I was trying to explain to someone how, when we were first made, we had everything we needed. Everything beyond that has a cost, but, because we're addicted to convenience, we don't pay attention to that cost. This mine is a big, blatant, gaping reminder of that.

looks like a blown turbo

What are they mining? It would make a great landfill or lake when there done

Would be good to state what minerals they are mining.

Wow,I'm 74 now and when I came back from Vietnam I went to Tucson Arizona and worked at Pima mines,this video sure brings back lots of memories, thanks for sharing it😊