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July 28, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Offshore Oil Rig

The Ocean Star oil platform museum in Galveston. I always wanted to visit one of these. It’s pretty big but it’s just a baby next to modern ones, which can hold 200 crew, float thousands of feet above the sea bed and drill multiple wells in all directions.

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I always wanted to visit one of these. It’s pretty big but it’s just a baby next to modern ones, which can hold 200 crew, float thousands of feet above the sea bed and drill multiple wells in all directions.

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