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has anyone heard of this before?
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He wasn't talking about the british expedition that was trying to drill into a lake 3km below the surface?
That was the Antarctic.0 -
retiredin2011 wrote: »That was the Antarctic.
Appreciate that, and that this is a few days old now.
I just assumed the OP / Original engineer made a mistake.
It made more sense than drilling on what is, effectively, a giant iceberg that mostly melts every year (as opposed to a frozen over piece of land).
You could surely just carve that off instead of drilling into it?
I appreciate the arctic circle does contain "actual land" but the OP specified the Arctic which i associate with the bit on / near the pole.0
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