What Is the Deepest Hole Ever Dug in the Earth?
Posted October 10th, 2007 by big
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Man's deepest journey to the center of the earth was made by a petroleum company in Texas. The hole was dug in search of oil, but when none was found, the hole was plugged.
However, drillers worked for two years, at a cost of 3 million dollars, to reach a depth of 25,340 feet, or 4.8 miles, with a hole only 3 inches wide.
To better understand how deep that hole really was, try to imagine that 20 Empire State Buildings, piled one on top of the other, could be lowered into that hole!
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Google Kola for the deepest hole dug in the earth.
It's interesting.
The Russians did it.
Kola went down 7.5 miles,
Kola went down 7.5 miles, which my grammer school math tells me is deeper than 4.8 miles.
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