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The Largest Land Vehicle Ever Built (It Eats Mountains)

It weighs 14,200 tons. It stands taller than the Statue of Liberty. And every single day, it digs a hole the size of a football field—30 meters deep. In this episode of Titan Structure, we explore the Bagger 293: the heaviest land vehicle in human history. This German colossus was built to devour mountains of earth to reach the coal beneath. But how do you power a machine that consumes as much electricity as a small town? And how do you move a 225-meter-long beast across a highway without crushing it? We uncover the engineering behind this mechanical titan, from its 21-meter bucket wheel to the 5 operators who control it. But as Germany phases out coal, what happens to a $100 million machine when its job is gone? Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction: The World's Largest Land Vehicle 00:44 Engineering & Mechanics: How the Bagger 293 Works 03:27 The Mission: Lignite Mining in Germany 05:31 Operational Challenges & Protests 06:51 Construction & Logistics: Building a Titan 09:47 The Future: Coal Phase-out and Conclusion