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Nodules in the hold During the historic deepsea trials, engineers drove the pilot collector vehicle across over 80 kilometers of the seafloor, collecting approximately 4,500 tonnes of nodules and bringing over 3,000 tonnes up a 4.3-km riser system to the surface production vessel, Hidden Gem The Allseas-designed pilot nodule collection system — which will be […]https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/dgPx8w1_6Y2P5m1vUZchDmyAx4AGw8lYQaTjudha14eSIO8-P4UfV8DvwiKD94XBMclLwOTgiq_-MXxlNlOLkwcxuyITP0MeNyu5zJRtcQWQvY87kHt306YCO5ogt1DOaZqu_Xy2wQaDKRB9tIGYUf06BSq8WidFdQ=s0-d-e1-ft#https://ml.globenewswire.com/media/07938625-16e7-420e-814c-a38dbf33a455/medium/nodules-in-the-hold.jpg