What We Found When We Drilled To The Centre of The Earth

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Thoughty2 (Arran) is a British UKpostsr and gatekeeper of useless facts. Thoughty2 creates mind-blowing factual videos, on the weirdest, wackiest and most interesting topics about space, physics, tech, politics, conspiracy theories, and opinion.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 7 100
@norrisgeafar5925
@norrisgeafar5925 3 роки тому
He has reached the final stages of his transformation into a ww1 officer
@Umom540
@Umom540 3 роки тому
I’m dead 😂😂
@jedaaa
@jedaaa 3 роки тому
Or the bartender from the Blue Oyster bar. (Police Academy)
@BP-fx3qc
@BP-fx3qc 3 роки тому
Transformation complete.
@shudadundisalredy7239
@shudadundisalredy7239 3 роки тому
Haaaaaa
@LastDuckling171
@LastDuckling171 3 роки тому
Lol nice one shave it off god damn
@PekaCheeki
@PekaCheeki 3 роки тому
Whats at the bottom of the deepest hole? A disappointing lack of more hole
@gregk.6723
@gregk.6723 3 роки тому
Simple, end of hole.
@eponymous_graphics
@eponymous_graphics 3 роки тому
i would think the only thing at the bottom of the hole is ... THE END OF THE HOLE ? thumbs up .
@awakenyourmind7849
@awakenyourmind7849 3 роки тому
Me
@hannibalfloyd4731
@hannibalfloyd4731 3 роки тому
That is a factual statement if there ever was one.
@russellbrinlee9365
@russellbrinlee9365 3 роки тому
I going with chicken shit. Final answer!
@VertietRyper
@VertietRyper 3 роки тому
This is the irl version of those 1-block holes found on Minecraft servers that go all the way down to bedrock
@umi.1498
@umi.1498 2 роки тому
he’s lucky he didn’t fall on lava
@timwegman5776
@timwegman5776 2 роки тому
Thoughty2 I just started watching your channel a couple days ago and I now know I have been missing out on one of my favorit channels on UKposts. How did I not know about your channel? Your content is amazing I absolutely nerd out on your videos all day now. Thank you, how do you come up with such amazing and legit content?
@SlapthePissouttayew
@SlapthePissouttayew 3 роки тому
As some Chinese philosopher once said, 'Just dig a hole deep enough, and everyone will want to jump into it.'
@davidempey8980
@davidempey8980 3 роки тому
can we vote to throw the ccp into it?.. and blm, and antifa alog with all the global elite? the world will be safer then.
@yeetmefar7490
@yeetmefar7490 3 роки тому
thats deep
@youmustEATTHEM
@youmustEATTHEM 3 роки тому
Correct
@raw8814
@raw8814 3 роки тому
David Empey if u throw global elite in, there won’t be anymore blm or antifa lmao
@davidempey8980
@davidempey8980 3 роки тому
@@raw8814 either way you get the point.
@aodhanodonnell2148
@aodhanodonnell2148 3 роки тому
Imagine you jumped in and felt regret for 4 minutes
@lilviruz9653
@lilviruz9653 3 роки тому
whose 9 inches small
@noelsnave9395
@noelsnave9395 3 роки тому
@@lilviruz9653 you?
@lilviruz9653
@lilviruz9653 3 роки тому
@@noelsnave9395 idk how to measure my width
@noelsnave9395
@noelsnave9395 3 роки тому
@@lilviruz9653 just look at your gerth certificate
@lilviruz9653
@lilviruz9653 3 роки тому
@@noelsnave9395 wait with is that
@Maidenless69420
@Maidenless69420 Рік тому
I appreciate how this guy has drilled to the center of the earth with his crew
@DroopusTunes
@DroopusTunes Місяць тому
He didn't. No one has ever penetrated the crust and reached the earth's mantle which is 1800 miles above the core This is utter bullshit.
@Calvin9360LX
@Calvin9360LX 2 роки тому
i am in so much physical pain right now, that i literally started laughing at all of the jokes and caused even more pain, which just made me laugh even more. I love Thoughty2's dad jokes
@veramae4098
@veramae4098 Рік тому
😘
@lp9194
@lp9194 Рік тому
Rather masochist eh? Try his podcasts. For and excruciatingly lovely day. Lol
@90mi89
@90mi89 3 роки тому
I am a well driller in Michigan. While drilling a well, we had an issue. We hit something hard and it bounced our bit. We continued to drill the spot as we where over 120 feet down already. It took us 1 hour to drill 11 inches. As we continued after 12 inches we just about lost our bit and rods.(roughly $90,000 worth of equipment) We broke threw what was stopping us and our rods dropped 10 feet before we could stop it. We added more rods and continued. As we continued to drill and now previous issue happened again. As we drilled, the stuff that came up. We looked at it and what we had drilled into was crystal fragments. We determined that we drilled into a giant amethyst agate. The well hole ended up being 160 feet deep.
@khakicampbell6640
@khakicampbell6640 2 роки тому
Wow! Cool story. 👍
@bfrankwithme4514
@bfrankwithme4514 2 роки тому
What’s the most interesting thing you ever dug up?
@ivanivonovich9863
@ivanivonovich9863 2 роки тому
Don't you mean "Geode"? Or a VUG?
@guybartlett9587
@guybartlett9587 2 роки тому
Wow, that's amazing!
@mateiaplugaritei6568
@mateiaplugaritei6568 Рік тому
They found bedrock
@nacroeisdumb9482
@nacroeisdumb9482 3 роки тому
He’s definitely just saying 10983 now.
@mase8189
@mase8189 3 роки тому
YES! I replayed over and over. There’s definatly an “F” sound.
@surgeon0fdeath237
@surgeon0fdeath237 3 роки тому
Ive always said that. He says 42
@jamesbrownii9508
@jamesbrownii9508 3 роки тому
42 is the answer to everything... so, legit.
@jdmimie
@jdmimie 3 роки тому
Are you new here?
@nacroeisdumb9482
@nacroeisdumb9482 3 роки тому
Jayson D yes
@canadianatheist3578
@canadianatheist3578 2 роки тому
When I was like 12 I had a nightmare I fell into a hole through the earth and kept falling back and forth it was actually kinda fun but scary hahaha thanks for reminding me of my crazy childhood dreams Thoughty2
@jesseb6109
@jesseb6109 3 роки тому
Let me guess, “liquid hot magma?” He asks while bringing his pinky to his lip...
@jpsned
@jpsned 2 роки тому
With air quotes! 😀
@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 3 роки тому
"The Soviets have said to have drilled straight down to the ceiling of hell" But like bedrock in the Nether is nigh indestructible if you're not in creative mode.
@guropanda6593
@guropanda6593 3 роки тому
Omg you really are everywhere 😱
@burgermuncher8985
@burgermuncher8985 3 роки тому
Not funny Didn't laugh
@incription
@incription 3 роки тому
its easy to break you just need pistons and tnt
@proffesormartainiax8078
@proffesormartainiax8078 3 роки тому
@@incription or a tree! :D
@pyr_e3305
@pyr_e3305 3 роки тому
bro ur everywhere. last time i saw u was in fonzi's latest video.
@55cancrie51
@55cancrie51 3 роки тому
Thoughty 2: This is a boring video Me: Oh, I seriously doubt that
@dropmelon
@dropmelon 3 роки тому
It is a boring video literally.
@55cancrie51
@55cancrie51 3 роки тому
@@dropmelon Yep, word play :)
@greeses5482
@greeses5482 3 роки тому
it's boring hehe get it? (I'll see myself out)
@Xlr8t
@Xlr8t 3 роки тому
I’m dumb can you explain? I don’t understand
@silvussol8966
@silvussol8966 3 роки тому
**boring intensifies**
@majesticliberatoroftheoppr3971
@majesticliberatoroftheoppr3971 3 роки тому
Interestingly, it also takes 42 minutes to get from anywhere to anywhere else on the planet if it were a perfectly round sphere, Bore tangentially through the earth, and if you could levitate in the horizontal plane and be affected by the vector forces of gravity. Always 42 minutes.
@imagreatguy1250
@imagreatguy1250 2 роки тому
Bullshit
@jamesallen2909
@jamesallen2909 2 роки тому
If you tried to fall through the earth, it would take you literally an infinite amount of time. Assuming your invincible to the elements present at the core of the earth, by the time you reached the center, both forces of gravity would be keeping you in a state of suspension
@philliphols
@philliphols 2 роки тому
Easy peesy just climb out
@beaku3
@beaku3 2 роки тому
No it would not. Gravity decreases linearly as you go down, therefore you get a Simple Harmonic Motion. Quite similar to a spring oscillation. So if you jump down a tunnel that goes across earth, you'll accelerate til you reach centre (where there's 0 gravity) then you'll be pulled back and slow down, till you reach 0 velocity at the other end and fall back down again. So you'll oscillate infinitely and not get suspended in centre.
@shadylady308
@shadylady308 3 роки тому
yo thoughty i need you to narrate my life bro
@ArturoCabello
@ArturoCabello 3 роки тому
Great idea!
@firetiger9354
@firetiger9354 3 роки тому
Yes
@theprogramshow8816
@theprogramshow8816 3 роки тому
He doesn't talk about drunken murder mysteries. Does he? Oh fuck..
@2sexyfomyshirt
@2sexyfomyshirt 3 роки тому
Hed get bored
@datonreed2329
@datonreed2329 3 роки тому
Deadass lmfao
@dionshelby5494
@dionshelby5494 3 роки тому
Him: It’s a boring video Me: And i’m a boring dude. I’m in
@marn200
@marn200 3 роки тому
well i immediately thought of the Boring Company
@garima5632
@garima5632 3 роки тому
I like boring stuff
@BatkoBrat
@BatkoBrat 3 роки тому
@@garima5632 How often do you bore your stuff?
@reneebjork7389
@reneebjork7389 3 роки тому
Dude, you rock! Just saying. Thanks for doing you. I love your videos you make me laugh and learn at the same time! 👏
@brysespray1577
@brysespray1577 3 роки тому
After this video you are my favorite UKpostsr. I haven’t laughed this hard in a minute
@TheGamingLagoons
@TheGamingLagoons 3 роки тому
I tried searching for your main channel Thoughty1 but I can’t find it
@shredboy9163
@shredboy9163 3 роки тому
Underrated comment 🙃
@OuterRimPride
@OuterRimPride 3 роки тому
What happened to Thoughty1
@ivanvincent770
@ivanvincent770 3 роки тому
@@OuterRimPride got killed and replaced by Thoughty2
@nvmffs
@nvmffs 3 роки тому
41 isn't any special number
@haroldas1
@haroldas1 3 роки тому
its thoughty squared but wheres thoughty *+* thoughty
@SCP-049.4
@SCP-049.4 3 роки тому
They actually stop digging because they hit bedrock
@Amy-si8gq
@Amy-si8gq 3 роки тому
if we open the sphinx we'll get creative mode
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883 3 роки тому
Not correct. They stopped drilling due to the weight of the drill string vs the depth. Nice try genius.
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883 3 роки тому
Another reason was the extreme temps. And the fact that we didn't have a fluid that could withstand those temp at that stage in our technology. I'm a certified IADC deep core driller. Went to school for this. Go ahead and argue it.
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883
@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883 3 роки тому
@@twilightangel7920 I think you're right. I did.
@richardjohnson8197
@richardjohnson8197 3 роки тому
TCG you are correct. They reached the limits of technology for the day but I have a question for you TCG, since you have a background in drilling do we have the technology today to do deeper and if so how deep?
@PD-uc5st
@PD-uc5st 3 роки тому
Oh how I love thoughty 2 I can lose hours watching this man with no problem. Thankyou so much Sir you are incredible so much incredible research and time to make you are a hero to all of us .
@coultersheppard2052
@coultersheppard2052 3 роки тому
Humans: i like what’s going on *up there* Mother Earth: but what about *down here?* Humans: eww, isn’t that incest? Mother Earth: Your minds are too dirty! Let me make your hands dirty Humans: wow, nature is perverted
@daverivem4411
@daverivem4411 2 роки тому
wtf is going on in your head?
@esha453
@esha453 2 роки тому
@@daverivem4411he was probably high on weed while writing this lol
@coultersheppard2052
@coultersheppard2052 2 роки тому
@@esha453 no, I just got I really dumb idea and had to put it out
@milentanev7340
@milentanev7340 3 роки тому
Satan does not need a guy to fix his roof. There's enough lawyers down there to earn him a whole castle.
@serj4169
@serj4169 3 роки тому
hell is not down, down there is the mantle and core of the earth
@chadangeles3856
@chadangeles3856 3 роки тому
@@serj4169 if you were there i guess youd feel like youre in hell
@thamsanqahadebe5778
@thamsanqahadebe5778 3 роки тому
Milan Tanev I get and appreciate your comment lol
@HamboneyGamezYT
@HamboneyGamezYT 3 роки тому
@ Milen Tev...yeah bro probably female divorce lawyers....and The
@thamsanqahadebe5778
@thamsanqahadebe5778 3 роки тому
@@HamboneyGamezYT LMAO
@ericj6124
@ericj6124 3 роки тому
Darn didly damn do I love this show.
@TheProGam3rHD
@TheProGam3rHD 3 роки тому
Darn didly damn do I wish Thoughty2 could favorite my comment...
@thepotatocouch
@thepotatocouch 3 роки тому
we almost have the same pfp
@ericj6124
@ericj6124 3 роки тому
@@thepotatocouch bröther, at last
@James-iw4fz
@James-iw4fz 3 роки тому
cycl0ps__ stop shouting at me
@shenpai3614
@shenpai3614 3 роки тому
Ahem*they will trying to "drill" earth-chan
@wishuponastar3179
@wishuponastar3179 3 роки тому
Your moustache!! Love it but the way you present this show is ecstatic!! I love how you put it together. Whether it's a rocket size going up or a black hole going in deep, humans love to compete doing it. You are one very funny guy but also very interesting and clever. Great show!! Loved it!! The earth inside is a conquest for humanity to explore and enjoy the journey in.
@Jasonwolf1495
@Jasonwolf1495 2 роки тому
I'm still surprised the plan never seemed to include digging a bigger pit mine first and then drilling from there. I get it'd be expensive and time consuming, but aren't all these projects!?
@kost86
@kost86 3 роки тому
Did not expected a penis joke. Still laughed tho.
@ssundee.skater1746
@ssundee.skater1746 3 роки тому
lmao wha time?
@Geoffr524
@Geoffr524 3 роки тому
13:10
@MasonJarGaming
@MasonJarGaming 3 роки тому
Also at 0:39
@papajohnsfan697
@papajohnsfan697 3 роки тому
Also at 8:38
@LonelyCinderella123
@LonelyCinderella123 3 роки тому
They went from rockets to holes.
@ATalkingDoubleBarrel
@ATalkingDoubleBarrel 3 роки тому
Me: "I need to find the answer of life, the universe, and everything.." UKposts: "Hey, 42 here.."
@termeownator
@termeownator 3 роки тому
@alphadawn2015 lennon what do you get when you multiply six by nine?
@tofusrvng
@tofusrvng 3 роки тому
@@termeownator 69
@michellereed2535
@michellereed2535 3 роки тому
“Well, I mean, yes idealism, yes the dignity of pure research, yes the pursuit of truth in all its forms, but there comes a point I’m afraid where you begin to suspect that if there’s any real truth, it’s that the entire multidimensional infinity of the Universe is almost certainly being run by a bunch of maniacs. And if it comes to a choice between spending yet another ten million years finding that out, and on the other hand just taking the money and running, then I for one could do with the exercise.” Frankie Mouse..
@WaterShowsProd
@WaterShowsProd 3 роки тому
There's a video on Stand-Up Maths all about calculating the time it would take to fall through the centre of The Earth and out the other side. It's quite interesting. He followed it up later working out what would happen if you jumped from a platform at the height of The ISS right as it passed by, into a tunnel going straight through The Earth, and shot out the other side; would you meet The ISS on the other side?
@alec7501
@alec7501 3 роки тому
Wait if they stopped because they reached a cavern, then that means that the deepest point on earth is even deeper possibly for a few tens of meters
@rathiveplasma9476
@rathiveplasma9476 2 роки тому
I always find these videos super calming , I love the information
@TheProGam3rHD
@TheProGam3rHD 3 роки тому
Who else agrees that Thoughty2 should make a video that's exactly 42 minutes long and talk about the meaning of life, and life in general. Let's aim at getting at least 42 likes on this.
@rachelgriggs2956
@rachelgriggs2956 9 місяців тому
35th
@TrippyKaylo
@TrippyKaylo 7 місяців тому
70th
@hitechinc.7875
@hitechinc.7875 7 місяців тому
77th
@AkSamurai69
@AkSamurai69 7 місяців тому
Life, the universe, and everything
@FB1907clips
@FB1907clips 7 місяців тому
42k likes instead or even 42M
@maxeinsel
@maxeinsel 3 роки тому
He looks like a young version of the grandfather that i've never had
@TotalImmort7l
@TotalImmort7l 3 роки тому
_You never had or you never saw?_
@CivilEngineerWroxton
@CivilEngineerWroxton 3 роки тому
I know what you mean. I never had a grandfather. They both died before I was born.
@Itsnotlookingoodbrav
@Itsnotlookingoodbrav 3 роки тому
Same
@TotalImmort7l
@TotalImmort7l 3 роки тому
@@CivilEngineerWroxton But if you think technically, you still have a grandfather, although not alive (I'm sorry for that): because without him, you wouldn't have been here on earth.
@cozmin1424
@cozmin1424 3 роки тому
Me too
@PoeRacing
@PoeRacing 2 роки тому
@6:12. Ooof. RiP Scandies Rose and your lost crew. I remember that ship from working in a Seattle shipyard in the 90s. She went down on New Years Eve a few months before this episode came out.
@zacktheth1ng374
@zacktheth1ng374 3 роки тому
Imagine finally getting to the center of the earth only to be chased and killed by a Dinosaur
@300subscriberswithoutanyvideos
@300subscriberswithoutanyvideos 3 роки тому
Imagine going down there, reaching the bottom. And waking up in a cart in a Nordic forest.
@theodour8617
@theodour8617 3 роки тому
Just like with your mom
@SystemError514
@SystemError514 3 роки тому
@@theodour8617 Are you trying to be funny? Or stupid?
@theodour8617
@theodour8617 3 роки тому
@@SystemError514 Neither. More like annoying. I write "just like your mom", or something like that A LOT. Sometimes I wonder why, other times I just go with the flow.
@SystemError514
@SystemError514 3 роки тому
@@theodour8617 OK. Fair enough.
@Jimmy-fj6xj
@Jimmy-fj6xj 3 роки тому
Hey, you, you're finally awake
@rajanbhateja6844
@rajanbhateja6844 3 роки тому
How many double entendre jokes do you want? Arran: *yes*
@earomc
@earomc 3 роки тому
Arran*
@markuslemerise5812
@markuslemerise5812 3 роки тому
@@earomc wat?
@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369
@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 3 роки тому
Double entendre means nothing, maybe it's double ententes?
@leepicgamer2117
@leepicgamer2117 3 роки тому
ok
@L0v3dNL0st
@L0v3dNL0st 3 роки тому
Now to be fair, the dwarves didn't piss off the Balrog. They're just naturally like that. They just freed it from its prison, and unleashed a force so powerful only a few beings were ever strong enough to kill it. Namely Glorfindil, and the sons of the literal Gods of Valinor.
@zp944
@zp944 2 роки тому
I went to a prive Christian school as a kid. We had church as a class every Wednesday. One day they told us about this story where Russia drilled a hole and put a microphone in the ground and they heard the sounds of chains and people screaming. I'll never forget that.
@zp944
@zp944 2 роки тому
Ha I can't believe he actually covered this in the video
@galacticrainestorm8546
@galacticrainestorm8546 3 роки тому
Honestly 30% to the mantle is an extremely large milestone, like, holy hell. It may not seem like it but that's a giant advancement and once we improve our equipment we could potentially go even further.
@lucalazar7707
@lucalazar7707 2 роки тому
Hell don t exist .
@xnirvanaXnevermindx
@xnirvanaXnevermindx 2 роки тому
Right? I thought it'd be sm like 4%
@spartaragekick6202
@spartaragekick6202 2 роки тому
i dont think its a great ideal to dig any deeper....something will give....r the earth just may split in two....
@galacticrainestorm8546
@galacticrainestorm8546 2 роки тому
@@spartaragekick6202 Yeah. Even if we COULD dig deeper it definitely wouldn't be a good idea whatsoever lol
@W1HURI
@W1HURI 2 роки тому
Yeah 30% in the first layer.
@christmassnow3465
@christmassnow3465 3 роки тому
Interesting fact about boring: "bor" is the Hebrew word for pit. To bore is to drill a hole, or a pit.
@hhhhh98764
@hhhhh98764 3 роки тому
And this is why we to this day call Virgin olive oil for Virgin due to the pit not being drilled out.
@mansellotthegreat645
@mansellotthegreat645 3 роки тому
This information is on a need to know basis
@mrpineapples4752
@mrpineapples4752 3 роки тому
THANKS DAD
@kelvintebrake3267
@kelvintebrake3267 3 роки тому
We in the Netherlands also use the word "boor" (pronounce as bore) for a drill and "boren" to drill a hole :)
@WaterShowsProd
@WaterShowsProd 3 роки тому
By a strange coincidence it's also the Thai word for a deep well or a waterhole. บ่อ It's a coincidence as it's derived from the original Tai language, not a later loanword or Indo-European crossover via Sanskrit or Persian. I guess people just naturally looked at deep holes in the past and said, "Bor".
@rickmiles5297
@rickmiles5297 2 роки тому
I've been enjoying your video. They are thoughtful, intelligent and well orchestrated.
@JohnMGilbert
@JohnMGilbert 3 роки тому
Project Mohole was actually a cover operation to recover a sunken Soviet sub.
@89Ayten
@89Ayten 3 роки тому
I expected a camera going down a big hole. All I got was a dude talking to a camera in a century's old disguise.
@Obiter3
@Obiter3 3 роки тому
Thank you for saving me 13:21
@valdes6691
@valdes6691 3 роки тому
@Hi There but why?
@mattjaramillo712
@mattjaramillo712 3 роки тому
Please do not give him the donations, nobody needs this torture in their life. We didn't even get what we came here for.
@valdes6691
@valdes6691 3 роки тому
@Joe Bordo understandable, have a nice day.
@valdes6691
@valdes6691 3 роки тому
@Hi There i guess, but wouldnt it be better if it delivered the unexpected as long as it doesnt go too far from the topic?
@darthsilversith667
@darthsilversith667 3 роки тому
My dad. That’s where he must’ve fallen on his way for milk all those years ago.
@rjtimmerman2861
@rjtimmerman2861 3 роки тому
Legend has it he's still falling
@user-vt5io2il8p
@user-vt5io2il8p 3 роки тому
@Numb Skull - Yeah ... Darker than a black hole? 😂 Veganism = Beastiality? I wonder, if that is the case, if they would make sure it comes up in general conversation? As per any interaction with a Vegan goes, you know your talking to one cause damn they will make sure to tell you!
@lieutenantdan2217
@lieutenantdan2217 3 роки тому
@1504245 NOLA
@iamdead9951
@iamdead9951 3 роки тому
Yeah you got it right , we have a great civilization here made of the peple who fell here ... We have water to drink , soil to toil , hole to pole, life is awesome here
@darthsilversith667
@darthsilversith667 3 роки тому
Iyasin khan Have you guys found hollow earth yet!?
@auleu
@auleu 3 роки тому
3:32 - Africa's and South America's Country borders are swapped.
@misternewoutlook5437
@misternewoutlook5437 2 роки тому
Antarctic drilling seems very interesting too. Imagine all the fossils and permafrosted plants there might be. Perhaps frozen life of the animate kind too.
@sophiacristina
@sophiacristina 2 роки тому
Would it also reduce heat? I'm naive, so i may be asking bs...
@sophiacristina
@sophiacristina Рік тому
​@puteqx Omg, that was long ago, but i asked in relation of the heat of Kola borehole, considering what is said at: 10:51... Anyway, there is no need for arrogance, have you never heard "there is no stupid question"? Reformulating the question, would it also led to less heating problems than Kola borehole had? Is that question good for you?
@sophiacristina
@sophiacristina Рік тому
@puteqx Ty, i guess the same... :)
@twiztidjester3151
@twiztidjester3151 3 роки тому
Damn, even the Earth was "bored" in this video. ...I'll see myself out.
@hihi-ys2ji
@hihi-ys2ji 3 роки тому
I don’t get it
@lordcharfield4529
@lordcharfield4529 3 роки тому
@@hihi-ys2ji You don’t get bored? Why are you watching this then!
@superfeesh1960
@superfeesh1960 2 роки тому
Very "Punny" man. I didn't even watch the "hole" thing.
@neethugarikapati8657
@neethugarikapati8657 2 роки тому
bad girl
@Ares-mg2nj
@Ares-mg2nj 2 роки тому
Bored as in....Kola Superdeep Borehole
@Patrickhh69
@Patrickhh69 3 роки тому
Lies. There's always bedrock at the end of deep holes. Below that is the void, which kills you instantly.
@heroslippy6666
@heroslippy6666 3 роки тому
It has been discovered that the void does not kill instantly. If a man were to have a pair of wings and rockets strapped to there butt, they could traverse the void undetected from the surface dwellers.
@chowturtlezpabus
@chowturtlezpabus 3 роки тому
Man of culture I see.
@Michael-lu2tz
@Michael-lu2tz 3 роки тому
😐
@montruo000000007
@montruo000000007 3 роки тому
Hero Slippy maybe this person is really creative and can choose not to fall through
@BriggsA
@BriggsA 3 роки тому
I don't think humanity has got creative mode so unfortunately we can't reach the void through natural means anyway
@3rdstreetsaint904
@3rdstreetsaint904 3 роки тому
That ending was so out of left field I'm still crying
@andrewdavis8658
@andrewdavis8658 2 роки тому
Love these lil videos be gettin hella knowledge from this man right here💪
@Semprefi
@Semprefi 3 роки тому
Technically this is the second deepest hole on Earth. Cardi B is the current record holder if I’m not mistaken
@xxzenonionnex7658
@xxzenonionnex7658 3 роки тому
Ha
@ktg5713
@ktg5713 3 роки тому
Lolllll
@king_random.chris_tucker507
@king_random.chris_tucker507 3 роки тому
Damn what a savage
@kevinboros7427
@kevinboros7427 3 роки тому
Do you guys smell something crispy?
@andrehansen585
@andrehansen585 3 роки тому
This video misleading maybe.. they used two years on the last hundred meters cause it was two hard material and the Equipment was then too hot and unuseful. There is no inner lava core. We dikt know what behind 12 km s.
@superfinevids
@superfinevids 3 роки тому
US vs USSR: My rocket is bigger. Yeah well my hole is bigger... (Make out sounds)
@robgable2426
@robgable2426 3 роки тому
🤣🤣😂
@jazybomber
@jazybomber 3 роки тому
lmao 🤣
@naeness
@naeness 3 роки тому
That just sounds like the want to duck
@scorpion0498
@scorpion0498 3 роки тому
Underrated comment
@rafail3
@rafail3 3 роки тому
You mean the rocket that does not fly anymore?
@pubeline1
@pubeline1 3 роки тому
I love how he put the Alaskan crabber scandies rose on as a background I use to work on her a some years ago
@toddkorson8207
@toddkorson8207 7 місяців тому
Ok, perhaps this is foolish but volcanos (or deep bore holes if possible) are ways to access the deep parts of the earths core correct? Magma comes up and cools off then slowly sinks back down (as long as it is not actively erupting correct?). Or in the case of a bore hole could you with current technology dig a hole deep enough to reach the magma? Either way what if you were to deposits radio active waste I to it? Would it not just sink to the core where there already is extensive amounts of radio active material? Anyways perhaps as I said a foolish thought but….
@YOURBAEQUIN
@YOURBAEQUIN 3 роки тому
I always hear- "Hey 42 here"
@andrewbledsoe131
@andrewbledsoe131 3 роки тому
That's the pun
@bigbrisk8423
@bigbrisk8423 3 роки тому
Lol turn on youtube subtitles yputube also hears 42
@colesgreat9760
@colesgreat9760 3 роки тому
Until I read this comment i was positive he was saying 42. I don't know why I didn't question how weird that would be if it was his name.
@bananasmcduck630
@bananasmcduck630 3 роки тому
My subtitles say 42
@finked3563
@finked3563 3 роки тому
Same
@randomkitty2555
@randomkitty2555 3 роки тому
"So what's at the bottom?" Me: I dunno, more earth perhaps.
@T3SKATLIPOC4
@T3SKATLIPOC4 3 роки тому
...china
@antdifo
@antdifo 3 роки тому
They can't dig into the flat earth
@SolutionsNotPrayers
@SolutionsNotPrayers 3 роки тому
Got too hot, that the drill bits melted.
@damedusa5107
@damedusa5107 3 роки тому
Sorcerer Supreme well it’s impossible anyway to go much further.
@CivilEngineerWroxton
@CivilEngineerWroxton 3 роки тому
Magical Unicorns, fairies, Leprechauns, and a condominium complex where Elvis, extraterrestrials, Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, the Jersey Devil, and the person who built the Pyramids of Giza lives, It's also the location of the most top secretest, most classifiedest autopsy lab where they do autopsies on extraterrestrials that crash on Earth after using their super-massively advanced technology to travel thousands of light-years to Earth only to crash here in their super-massively advanced spacecraft. THAT'S what's at the bottom. 😁
@safety_sid
@safety_sid 3 роки тому
The main problem was the rock at 12.2 km was becoming too "plastic/squishy" and the bit couldn't physically break any more material out of the borehole.
@jasongrech932
@jasongrech932 2 роки тому
Your storytelling in phenomenal. Thank you
@csquaredfilms
@csquaredfilms 3 роки тому
what at the bottom? all my missing socks and my phone charger obviously.
@user-et6cr6qd8v
@user-et6cr6qd8v 3 роки тому
cause of that i only buy black socks noone will ever see that they are different 🤪
@LeoLeo-yi5yx
@LeoLeo-yi5yx 3 роки тому
@@confusciouspuff5701 what about brown or white dads
@shiningmissingno.8788
@shiningmissingno.8788 3 роки тому
@@LeoLeo-yi5yx they're at work
@CaveyMoth
@CaveyMoth 3 роки тому
My socks went out to get cigarettes.
@steelsoldier7536
@steelsoldier7536 3 роки тому
We haven't even drilled through the 25 miles of Earth's crust.
@MrZalcatraz
@MrZalcatraz 3 роки тому
12km is 7 miles
@Laymans_Projects
@Laymans_Projects 3 роки тому
Was actually between 7 - 8 miles actually
@o.w.dobbins6927
@o.w.dobbins6927 3 роки тому
@@Laymans_Projects 4.25 miles.
@cluniliny
@cluniliny 3 роки тому
Never. 8 miles is the deepest they could go. It was the Russians.
@maj1166
@maj1166 3 роки тому
@Godis Mytower you think there are resources down there completely unique to the deeper earth?
@gh8447
@gh8447 3 роки тому
3:55 No, their explanations were hypotheses - a *Theory* (with a capital 'T') requires 'hard evidence', as you put it. Evolution (Origin of Species), for example, is a theory, but the various ideas about how abiogenesis (Origin of Life) occurs are still a hypotheses. Scientists don't help matters by using 'theory' (with a lowercase 't') informally as a synonym for hypothesis.
@raftheretard8996
@raftheretard8996 2 роки тому
Willard Bascom : I have 9 jobs. Johnny sins : hold my beer.
@TheWhiteGuy82
@TheWhiteGuy82 3 роки тому
I've always thought that the world would be more interested in drilling down into the core of the earth because of the potential for thermal energy production. Just imagine being able to send water deep enough in the earth that it heats up and creates enough steam to power turbines which create electricity. No more burning coal, no more huge windmill farms, no more Fukushima disasters.
@s.sgaming4219
@s.sgaming4219 2 роки тому
just more frequent rain and temperature drop.
@philliphols
@philliphols 2 роки тому
No big deal, let’s just start liquid cooling the earths core
@johnmichaels4330
@johnmichaels4330 2 роки тому
@@s.sgaming4219 as the steam comes back up the the turbines, it would recollect and go through a recovery cooling unit to send it back down.... its an old idea and feasible minus the boring costs.
@johnmichaels4330
@johnmichaels4330 2 роки тому
@@philliphols the impact would be so small as to be considered null by mathematicians and physicists alike. This idea has been around a long time and the maths have already been worked out. It's not a big deal except for the drilling.
@johnmichaels4330
@johnmichaels4330 2 роки тому
The current idea based off of what you are talking about is to locate pockets (like caves)closer to the surface and set up a thermal hydraulic power production facility there. There are several pockets deep enough to be used that reach the Temps needed to turn water into steam under the right pressure. It's a good idea and one I hope to see before too long because it's completely passive to the heating and cooling of the planet (weather) and has zero ecological risk. If we are able to automate the process it could have substantially lower risk to employees and be one of the safest most cost effective environmentally friendly ways to produce electricity.... that was theorized in the 1950s. Lol.
@jimsteele9261
@jimsteele9261 3 роки тому
The Space Race" Our captured Nazi scientists versus your captured Nazi scientists. :-)
@joshmeier3792
@joshmeier3792 3 роки тому
Hahaha... It's funny cause it's true.
@noahcollingwood737
@noahcollingwood737 3 роки тому
Project Paperclip
@cedricliggins7528
@cedricliggins7528 3 роки тому
Nazi scientist are overrated. Many Nazis including scientists and engineers escaped to Argentina and Paraguay where they were openly welcomed and yet these countries didn't develop a space program or even an advanced weapons programs for their respective militaries.
@justinbrand6585
@justinbrand6585 3 роки тому
Nah not at all.
@Mike-mp8ce
@Mike-mp8ce 3 роки тому
Funny thing is that they are still running the world, they're just wearing different uniforms
@caiusmadison2996
@caiusmadison2996 3 роки тому
The wang joke in there had me dead! Lol
@paulukjames7799
@paulukjames7799 3 роки тому
It is like being back at school listening to this
@CSpottsGaming
@CSpottsGaming 3 роки тому
At extreme depths and temperatures rock starts to behave in very strange ways. It's not liquid at the depths they drilled to, but it does begin to act a bit like one. Normally rock is quite brittle and will fracture readily under a drill bit. As you go deeper and deeper, it stops shattering and starts sloughing off more and more. This can cause real problems for a bit that's not designed specifically for softer rock.
@fruitkid4759
@fruitkid4759 Рік тому
And no one has figured out how to dig further with all our technology?
@CSpottsGaming
@CSpottsGaming Рік тому
@@fruitkid4759 It's partially a materials problem and partially one of cost. Do we have materials capable of effectively dealing with that regime? Maybe. But the cost of drilling a hole that deep is immense and is unlikely to yield much useful information. Just to give a little scale, costs ramp up significantly as you drill deeper. Drilling 5,000ft deep doesn't cost 1000x as much as drilling 5ft deep. I used to work in oil and gas and the wells we worked on (I was frac, not drilling) were about a mile deep. Let's say 5,000ft for simplicity. Kola was about 23,000ft deep, so about 4.5x deeper. I can't independently confirm this but I was told once that each well we worked on cost about $11m to drill. When you consider that there's much more infrastructure involved in drilling a much deeper hole, it's not hard to let your mind run about what it would cost to drill that deep. I found a CNN Business article from 2012 that talks about a plan to drill 6km (about a kilometer shallower than Kola) that had a budget of $1B. So while there's probably a significant technical challenge to drilling that deep, it's also a question of cost vs. reward. We don't stand to gain a great deal by drilling that deep into the ground that we can't already learn from active volcanoes and other geologic features.
@CSpottsGaming
@CSpottsGaming Рік тому
@@fruitkid4759 Also, I don't recall if it's mentioned in the video (I'm sure it is) because it's been a minute since I watched it, but the ground gets hotter the further down you go, and the gradient isn't as linear as we usually assume. For shallower holes like O&G deals with the difference doesn't matter all that much, but even tenths of a degree per 100ft matter a *lot* when you're drilling as deep as we're talking about here. The overlap between materials capable of handling that temperature and materials capable of performing that task is likely to be quite small.
@fruitkid4759
@fruitkid4759 Рік тому
@@CSpottsGaming yea I'm just curious how they know for certain what's at the centre of the earth
@CSpottsGaming
@CSpottsGaming Рік тому
@@fruitkid4759 The exact geophysics are way beyond my knowledge level, but you can learn a lot through the study of seismic waves. The two main kinds (P-waves and S-waves) travel differently through different materials so by precisely reading the timing of their arrival at different locations we can get a pretty clear picture of what's happening. It's similar in principle to echolocation. I'm sure there are other tools but that's the main one I'm aware of. Even on the surface we can "see" deep into/across the planet by having a large network of stations that measure the same waves at different times and locations and then comparing those readings to each other. You can build a picture from that data to understand what happened between the creation of the wave (from, say, an earthquake) to the point that you actually sensed the wave yourself and then say, "Ok, there must be this kind of material or this structure underneath us." It's super interesting and I highly recommend looking into it more.
@animagi6844
@animagi6844 3 роки тому
all these word plays and clever innuendos... someone give this man a stuffed bird
@samuraijaydee
@samuraijaydee 2 роки тому
It's funny that in pointing out that Neil Armstrong left the 'a' out of the small step quote, you would forget to say the word 'small' when repeating the quote 'correctly' haha. Interestingly enough Armstrong thought he said 'a' during the line but that it didn't come through on the broadcast. Subsequently the recording has be analysed and there is signs that what he did say it. I actually think the 'wrong' line sounds more epic that the way it was supposed to come across.
@ragingnite3379
@ragingnite3379 3 роки тому
"they went deep, real deep" -Thoughty2
@jacklord141
@jacklord141 3 роки тому
I know this is incredibly ignorant sounding, but I wish nation's in modern times did was the U.S. And USSR did back in the day showing off technological prowess as opposed to blowing one another up...
@magoodada
@magoodada 3 роки тому
Word. I dont think its ignorant of you sir.
@conordwyer1553
@conordwyer1553 3 роки тому
METEOR STORM I’m pretty sure we’re closest to ww3 happening right now
@conordwyer1553
@conordwyer1553 3 роки тому
Will King how the us and China are literally having a second Cold War north and South Korea are at each others throats again and India and China also have a lot of border tensions
@conordwyer1553
@conordwyer1553 3 роки тому
Will King yes that was the closest we have come but the world is on the brink of war again right now China definitely wants one
@jonb3167
@jonb3167 3 роки тому
It's absolutely ignorant.
@jackhammell1926
@jackhammell1926 3 роки тому
My wife tells me that size doesn’t matter(bless her heart) love that woman
@theodour8617
@theodour8617 3 роки тому
I am superdeep, so to me it matters
@MrHeliMan
@MrHeliMan 3 роки тому
Sure, sure... Just be careful about your wife's Russian friend.
@brianstrutter1501
@brianstrutter1501 3 роки тому
Has she ever seemed in an extremely good mood when you get home from work? Maybe even a little flushed at times? Might wanna check her nightstand or under the mattress
@theodour8617
@theodour8617 3 роки тому
@@brianstrutter1501 A wife is entitled to have such things private. I'm not married, but if I was I would be upset of my husband did something like that. If you would find something like that by accident, it's best to not mention it. You might make her embarrassed if you do.
@brianstrutter1501
@brianstrutter1501 3 роки тому
@Paul Paulsen - wow i think she needs to wake you up one day with a baseball bat and tell you to make your own sandwich
@davidsworld5837
@davidsworld5837 3 роки тому
is there any use for a very deep hole. what can we use it for if nothing then there is no reason to spend the money can we not not use as a heating or energy source or would t be to dangerous to do volcano effect. how long did it take ? and what cost ?
@reignman2103
@reignman2103 4 місяці тому
You're definitely an original Thoughty2. I think you're solid! Keep up the great work!
@chocolatemotoko
@chocolatemotoko 3 роки тому
"My rocket is bigger than your rocket." got me giggling.
@mucy2807
@mucy2807 3 роки тому
I’ve got a rocket, if you wanna touch it....😏
@leepicgamer2117
@leepicgamer2117 3 роки тому
Mucy ok but my rocket bigger then yours
@xskillzdatki11x
@xskillzdatki11x 3 роки тому
I used to love digging holes when I was a kid. I used to make underground tunnels where I’d put chairs and other garbage inside lol. I made a lot of chill spots as a kid
@bellatreat7745
@bellatreat7745 3 роки тому
My little brother who is also a Josh L, used to do the same thing. I remember him even rigging up Christmas lights in there somehow 🤷‍♀️🤣
@LetoZeth
@LetoZeth 3 роки тому
You should have played the actual audio recording, it's quite terrifying.
@bertsels1703
@bertsels1703 2 роки тому
6:20 ingenious how you grabbed some footage of a guy going out on a fishing charter :)
@Biggus_Diggus1
@Biggus_Diggus1 3 роки тому
The U.S. should have dubbed the project: Project A-Hole. A-for America of course.....
@auces7084
@auces7084 3 роки тому
Danny Hill hehehehehe
@Saif0412
@Saif0412 3 роки тому
That would be fitting since America has an abundance of A-Holes.
@tonyb1968
@tonyb1968 3 роки тому
Danny Hill, related to Benny? Funny man 👍
@krunkchillflatypus2187
@krunkchillflatypus2187 3 роки тому
And you and your ilk should be dubbed - D-Azzes for believing it actually happened as concocted ...
@csj2640
@csj2640 3 роки тому
😂🤣😂🤣🤣
@JeskyKO
@JeskyKO 3 роки тому
... his mustache has aged him a solid 10 years
@fishsauce2221
@fishsauce2221 3 роки тому
It doesn't suit him.
@CivilEngineerWroxton
@CivilEngineerWroxton 3 роки тому
I agree. His choice of mustache style and style/color of suspenders and shirt has made him suddenly look significantly older. I have to say that I can understand that to some degree. When I was much younger (I'm 53) I looked much younger than my true age. So I would style my hair and wear clothes that made me look older because I had people disrespect me because I looked like a kid. I was 28 years old and worked as a Civil Engineer and people that didn't know me would come into the office where I worked and would immediately look at me and say, "Are you the owner's kid?“ That was humiliating. When I was 28 I also has a woman I didn't know ask me, "Are you getting ready to graduate high school this year? I bet you're happy about that." So I said, "Ummmmm......no. I'm an engineer. I have already graduated college with a Master's Degree." She didn't believe me and looked disgusted when I persisted with trying to convince her. I thought I was going to have to start carrying around my diploma.
@AlexIncarnate911
@AlexIncarnate911 3 роки тому
@@CivilEngineerWroxton I look younger than my actual age (27) and I take such comments as a complement. If that's you in the picture than I have to say, you still look younger than your age! Who wouldn't want that to be honest. It's better than looking like an old fart, no offense to the elderly.
@FakeAssHandsomeMcGee_
@FakeAssHandsomeMcGee_ 3 роки тому
I can see it. I saw his videos like three years ago and he looks much older now. I still like the look though. Very Victorian-era Brit.
@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934
@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 3 роки тому
Al Scarbrough Wow. That’s rough
@mwhitby502
@mwhitby502 2 роки тому
Love how he says "we all know how the 'story' goes from there" . To me it shows he doesn't belive the moon landing was genuine.
@lokei7565
@lokei7565 2 роки тому
I LOVE THIS DUDE 😎 THE WAY HE EXPLAINS THINGS MAKES HIS STORIES SO EPIC AND INTERESTING. THAT'S Y I LOVE T2.
@floofygod
@floofygod 3 роки тому
That pun made my day. I was like wott boring no way
@DawnShepardME3
@DawnShepardME3 3 роки тому
Satan: “WHAT DA HEAVEN!???”
@Amy-si8gq
@Amy-si8gq 3 роки тому
LOL
@KM-dk5gn
@KM-dk5gn 3 роки тому
lmao
@ranchlife4792
@ranchlife4792 3 роки тому
😂👍🏼
@demon_hawkeye5269
@demon_hawkeye5269 3 роки тому
What IN earth
@emogin9684
@emogin9684 3 роки тому
😁😂
@Nomad_eg
@Nomad_eg 7 місяців тому
maybe worth mentioning that one of the russian dudes working on that hole fucked the whole thing up and they had to repair the driller and were forced to deviate the route down midway, this is mainly the reason why they later stopped the progress.
@Progamer-bu8qq
@Progamer-bu8qq 2 роки тому
The thing is the thumbnail seems photo shopped but this man gave actual facts
@mikedakin2016
@mikedakin2016 3 роки тому
I'll tell you what's at the bottom. All my hopes , dreams and self respect , that's what!
@fae69s
@fae69s 3 роки тому
UK what's great about hiting rock bottom?
@chickenwing916
@chickenwing916 3 роки тому
Underated comment for sure
@simeondunev4890
@simeondunev4890 3 роки тому
sad
@brother10grim
@brother10grim 3 роки тому
Hahahaahah!!! Gonna need more coffee now... thanks
@sethc6663
@sethc6663 3 роки тому
I think you need some milk and someone to give you a hug 😁
@termeownator
@termeownator 3 роки тому
Here's a fun fact about Steinbeck; He was the first author to top both the NY Times fiction and nonfiction bestseller list. '52- East of Eden; '62- Travels with Charley. His nonfiction work centered around marine biology, 'Sea of Cortez', didn't do so hot I don't think
@rahulchaudhary6740
@rahulchaudhary6740 3 роки тому
East of Eden is my favourite book, along with Brothers Karamazov. Two top books
@sinrock85
@sinrock85 2 роки тому
So, I have a theory about the microphone thing. The core of our planet is rotating super fast right, and the rock around it up to the crust is a semi liquid that is flowing as well. No way that motion is silent. Maybe if you get deep enough you can record the sounds of the mantle rushing around and pushing on the crust and flexing the rocks and steam hissing where cooler meets hotter parts. It may even sound like hell 🤷‍♂️
@ebizimotonbra2369
@ebizimotonbra2369 2 роки тому
I love your the way you talk, the way you narrate the story .
@thespotlightkid4138
@thespotlightkid4138 3 роки тому
I'd previously read waaay back in the 80's about this depth-race & how the Russians got no further than 12 point something Kilometres where they came to an impasse and could get no deeper, only breaking drills or overheating motors in trying & so the project was abandoned, it read. There was different videos with the same strange stories on UKposts (for whatever that makes them worth) many years ago now, that originated from the bay of Mexico area where B.P. (i think ...but def' a brit oil comp') were deep-sea fracking for oil & sometime before they'd packed up & left, people near the closest shorelines, fishermen (especially) and folk on ships nearby were said to have heard many hours of very loud, unearthly & unfamiliar sounds described as "like that of strange angry beasts" (2 interviewees said) & sightings of 'things' were described that totally reminded me of some Lovecraftian Cthulhu like beasts, It was the strange truth, lies, or local anti-B.P. oil-fracking propaganda i reckon. P.S. Astronomer royal & mathematician Edmund Halley had stated "The earth is hollow and on this i will stake my reputation" i'd have liked to ask him if he meant 'like an empty eggshell' or that there's many enormous cavernous areas (some possibly interconnected) riddled throughout the earth to a certain depth. I could well believe the latter since a kid when we went down to walk around the suspended wooden pathways crisscrossed around the otherwise perilous massive stalagmites/ stalactite filled caverns the size of a town & higher than they were wide, it took a 20 minute descent on narrow-gauge train carriages to get us all down there in the former Yugoslavia (maybe now Slovenia or another x-ia nearby)
@duchi882
@duchi882 3 роки тому
This video is so deep that I can feel enlightenment seeing that Project No Hole headline
@nickloppnow7516
@nickloppnow7516 2 роки тому
Man they must’ve missed the whole “don’t dig straight down” memo
@TheWadetube
@TheWadetube 3 роки тому
I think that 12 kilometers is really good. I suspect the water would be boiling at that depth. The waters of the deep were mentioned by Noah's flood writer Moses. The springs of the deep were opened. Helped to flood the earth. A drill bit that is 12 kilometers long would probably snap under it's own weight. It would need to attatch itself to the shaft walls miles down to shorten the length of the heavy shaft drill and drill in stages.
@AgarTastyGaming
@AgarTastyGaming 3 роки тому
The way he manages to make anything interesting is one of the best skills anyone will ever have.
@doacarnage
@doacarnage 3 роки тому
Cant help but notice "Centre of the Earth" in the title. Nobody has even come close to drilling to the centre of the earth.
@missquprison
@missquprison 3 роки тому
Yes, the title is sad clickbait, but again these days on youtube you gotta account for that
@csibesz07
@csibesz07 3 роки тому
@@missquprison How can you account for something you don't know? This video is the one that should explain. F UKposts for supporting and benefiting from these shady practices. They change people's mind when lying becomes standard...
@RealSugam
@RealSugam 3 роки тому
Don't mind it, or the channels jealously and anti american undertones.
@johnaquina
@johnaquina 3 роки тому
Well they were actually digging to the centre of earth. The fact that they never came even close to that point, doesn't change that it was their ultimate goal.
@hiramabiff9138
@hiramabiff9138 3 роки тому
​@@csibesz07 That is exactly my thinking. Encouraging or allowing the existence of something designed to misinform you, especially for monetary gain, should be illegal by law. So many people for example, look past the flat earthers because they know they're crazy, but when those people continue to spread their bullshit, it has a tendency to convince A LOT of other dumb people to believe it... This can and will have catastrophic results on society. You could absolutely say the same about the show Ancient Aliens or the Book/movie "The Secret"; everything they claim on the show Ancient Aliens for example that is alien related, is 100% a lie, and that is in no way an exaggeration. They get away with making these boldly false claims, because a bulk of the people watching have no idea about the history or facts concerning the specific culture or topics being discussed. For people who want to know more about the facts concerning ancient aliens, please visit the provided link and watch the video on that page. www.ancientaliensdebunked.com/ When it comes to the book, "The Secret" also a Show on Netflix, the book encourages the reader to will things into existence; that if you want something, anything... all you have to do is focus your mind on it and convince yourself that you already have it...then manifest destiny will just make it happen for you... Most of these pathetic new-age self-help books are built on zero grounds, often using or claiming ties to history and influential people, but its all bullshit with absolutely no truth behind it, all created to give false credibility to their lies. This should be illegal without question, because its directly and intentionally defrauding people who are depressed or who are "looking for help". The people reading these books don't care about looking through additional history books to fact check a bunch of claims, they're looking for a quick simple solution to their problem without directly facing what makes them unhappy, or taking any actions to change it... By all respects, The Secret encourages you pick up your chin, but doesn't guide you to do anything else to achieve your dream aside from, "see yourself with it, and you'll eventually have it"... Which to anyone who's actually worked hard for something, whether it be your actual job to earn a paycheck, a job interview, your school degree ect, we know that these things were not free... Seeing yourself with that degree before you have it is fine, but Hard work is what gets you there, not sitting on your ass wishing for it to happen and it just falls from the sky. This thinking is mega damaging because it encourages people to feel entitled just because they want it badly enough without working for the end goal to actually earn or deserve it. Sorry for the long reply btw, your comment just rang true to me, and I had to express my opinion. There is just way to much of this happening today, where people bend facts to tell a lie, and its honestly a large part of whats destroying society... that is aside from COVID, Race, Politics and all those other evils of course.. "Believe nothing you hear, and only half of what you see" ~ Edgar Allan Poe
@romliahmadabdulnadzir1607
@romliahmadabdulnadzir1607 3 роки тому
A team of researchers has documented a recent in the western Pacific Ocean about 2.8 miles (4.5 km) below the ocean surface. Fundamental Earth process that we know little about.Around 80 percent of Earth’s eruptions take place within the oceans. But their depth and remoteness makes finding these near-ubiquitous events difficult. We actually have better maps of the entire surfaces of the moon and Mars in comparison to our own seafloor.The closer in time we are to an event like this, I think the more we can learn about its impacts on deep-sea ecosystems and the chemistry of the oceans.
@johnallenrichter
@johnallenrichter 2 роки тому
Were studies done on gravity? I mean the strength of gravity at the bottom of the hole vs the strength of gravity on the Earth's surface? It would be interesting to see the results of that study. If mass accounts for gravity, then at the bottom of the hole there would be a significant amounts of mass on the sides and above the testing apparatus, as well as below it.. Although the greatest amount of mass would still be below the apparatus at 12.2 kilometers, the mass beside and above it should be sufficient enough to offset the lower gravitation pull. So logically one would predict the gravity strength at the bottom of the hole to be less powerful than that on the surface. But I would absolutely love to see a study that shows the opposite! And I wonder if at some deeper depth if gravity pull would reverse completely back towards the surface. And it would be interesting to see if the intense heat at 12.2 kilometers has an affect on the strength of gravity at that depth.
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