scorecardBut in 2019, after drilling about 2 miles feet beneath the sea floor, Chikyu abandoned its attempt to reach the point where tectonic plates met. Someone who worked on the expedition described it to the science journal Nature as "a continuous six-month nightmare."
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  5. But in 2019, after drilling about 2 miles feet beneath the sea floor, Chikyu abandoned its attempt to reach the point where tectonic plates met. Someone who worked on the expedition described it to the science journal Nature as "a continuous six-month nightmare."

But in 2019, after drilling about 2 miles feet beneath the sea floor, Chikyu abandoned its attempt to reach the point where tectonic plates met. Someone who worked on the expedition described it to the science journal Nature as "a continuous six-month nightmare."

Source: Nature

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