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Deepest Hole In The World Microphone. Have you ever wondered what the deepest point of earth sounds like? The drill broke through into a cavity, and the scientists lowered some equipment to see what was down there. This is, of course, unverified nonsense. But, lying dormant above the arctic circle is its deeper,. To investigate, scientists lowered a microphone into the pit, only to hear hellish howls and tormented screams of the damned. Well, an urban legend might say it sounds like hell. The first thing you'll notice is that, for somewhere with 16,000 pounds per square inch (psi) of pressure crushing down from above, and where the sun never shines, the deepest point. At 29,858 feet, the ktb borehole is now the deepest accessible hole in the world. The story goes that sometime in 1989, russian scientists in siberia had drilled a borehole some 14.5 kilometers deep into the earth's crust.

To investigate, scientists lowered a microphone into the pit, only to hear hellish howls and tormented screams of the damned. The drill broke through into a cavity, and the scientists lowered some equipment to see what was down there. The first thing you'll notice is that, for somewhere with 16,000 pounds per square inch (psi) of pressure crushing down from above, and where the sun never shines, the deepest point. At 29,858 feet, the ktb borehole is now the deepest accessible hole in the world. Have you ever wondered what the deepest point of earth sounds like? Well, an urban legend might say it sounds like hell. This is, of course, unverified nonsense. But, lying dormant above the arctic circle is its deeper,. The story goes that sometime in 1989, russian scientists in siberia had drilled a borehole some 14.5 kilometers deep into the earth's crust.

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Deepest Hole In The World Microphone To investigate, scientists lowered a microphone into the pit, only to hear hellish howls and tormented screams of the damned. Well, an urban legend might say it sounds like hell. The drill broke through into a cavity, and the scientists lowered some equipment to see what was down there. But, lying dormant above the arctic circle is its deeper,. At 29,858 feet, the ktb borehole is now the deepest accessible hole in the world. Have you ever wondered what the deepest point of earth sounds like? The story goes that sometime in 1989, russian scientists in siberia had drilled a borehole some 14.5 kilometers deep into the earth's crust. This is, of course, unverified nonsense. The first thing you'll notice is that, for somewhere with 16,000 pounds per square inch (psi) of pressure crushing down from above, and where the sun never shines, the deepest point. To investigate, scientists lowered a microphone into the pit, only to hear hellish howls and tormented screams of the damned.