The Storax Sedan test {wiki} was a nuclear test conducted in Nevada in 1961. The aim was to explore nuclear bombs for non-military uses, such as mining, but the resulting contamination affected more people than any other nuclear test. It left behind the largest manmade crater in the US. The Sedan crater is now on the Historic Register.
The nuclear device buried 635 ft under the ground displaced 11,000,000 tons of soil, leaving a crater 320 ft. deep and with a diameter of 1280 ft. It is the largest depression caused by a nuclear detonation. Over 10,000 people visit the crater every year. The test took place on July 6, 1962 and resulted in large amounts of radioactive fallout. The negative effects and health concerns apart, it remains a sight to behold.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by THC55.
Not in the world. headline needs altering.
Much like your world series where no one else participates.
"Largest Man Made Crater"
Hyphens are your friends.
I don't think Pol is a moron for pointing that out. He wasn't saying there was no world competition of baseball.
Besides, where is the link to the largest manmade crater in the world?
http://www.punchcartoons.com/p782/Cartoon:-I-keep-thinking-it's-Tuesday'-Hippo-Sketch./product_info.html
while utterly irrelevant is the funniest cartoon in the world, though you may disagree.
I was saying that there is no world cup of base ball.
Yet there is a level of solipsism to refer to it as the world series.
Happy New Year!