Johnnie Bryan Hunt was not ever one of the most probably candidate to breathe everyday living into what stays of America’s unfinished multibillion-dollar science project: the Superconducting Super Collider.
The plain-talking,
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Hunt did not use a computer. He had not ever sent an e-mail. Yet,
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But this was to be only the latest in the collider’s history of disappointment. Read on for photos of the facility as it stands now and how it came to stand empty in Texas in the first place. Photos: Jim MerithewWired.com
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