In a remarkable logistical feat, Sweden has successfully moved the 113-year-old Kiruna Church, a beloved wooden landmark, 5km across the city to save it from being swallowed by an expanding iron-ore mine. Over two days, the church, weighing 600 tonnes, embarked on a slow journey facilitated by a convoy of trailers, amid stunning drone footage capturing the relocation process. This effort highlights the intersection of engineering and community spirit as the town of Kiruna adapts to mining activities threatening its historic structures.