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The Colossal Engineering Marvel That Redefines Human Scale
The world’s largest machine isn’t a plane or a rocket — it’s the Bagger 293, a German-built bucket-wheel excavator so vast it can dig 240,000 tons of earth a day and stands taller than a skyscraper.
Discover the engineering marvels behind the world’s biggest mining machines. The Bagger 293 stands 96 meters tall, weighs 14,200 tonnes, and features a colossal 21-meter bucket wheel capable of moving ...
SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane clerk is Washington state's "Best Bagger" champion. Eighteen-year-old Emma Beeler, a courtesy clerk with Super 1 Foods in Spokane, beat out four other contestants and won $2 ...
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