As it sits underground, coal emits gas.
As a blizzard batters nowhere Iowa, a nowhere boy sits underground, remembering.
New ore bodies are of poorer quality than yesteryear and sit deeper underground, so costs are rising.
Unlike their tiny radioactive sample, though, those existing neutrino detectors are vast (to shorten the odds that the elusive particles deign to react with at least one atom inside it) and often sit deep underground (to shield the detectors from other particles which leave neutrino-like traces; only neutrinos, thanks to their signature unwillingness to react, are able to penetrate ).
Valladolid, a colonial city of 40,000 that sits over underground rivers and hollow caverns, would serve as my base for daylong adventures to the cenote sites near town.
By Alexandra Schwartz December 8, 2016 The New York City AIDS Memorial sits above underground tunnels, now filled in, through which bodies were transported out of St . Vincents Hospital during the AIDS crisis.
In the center of Paris sits an underground pool, an artificial reservoir, from a mythical flood.
The main stacks will sit fifty feet underground, and will be able to hold three and a half million volumes, which will be accessed by a robotic retrieval system.
But for now and the foreseeable future, the site figures to sit — revolutionary ghosts underground, mall across the street, traffic zipping up and down Route 9 — not a preserved monument, but not a paved-over memory either.
After that, you can chat about Einstein's genius, the American civil war, the best places to sit in the underground train carriages for the exit you want to take, but please, for your own sake, don't get him started on the miners' strike or he will never leave.
