The deepest mines are only a few km deep, and the deepest hole ever drilled is about 12 km deep. Efforts to drill where the crust is thin have all had to stop when conditions became too hot for drilling equipment. No boreholes have ever come close to the depth of the mantle. Due ...
The diving patterns of narwhals aren't completely understood. They're recognized as one of the deepest-diving cetaceans, descending more than a mile (1.6 km) into the ocean, but a mile isn't the norm. A study recorded one narwhal making regular deep dives, with long breaks at the surfac...
As you can imagine, it would be difficult to get energy-rich nutrients so deep down in the sea, or near volcanoes, for that matter. Instead, such microorganisms undergo chemical reactions to produce energy by using the elements around them. For example, certain microbes can use sulphur, iron...
Tour the salt mine.This is really fun. You can put on a miner's outfit and tour the salt mine that brought prosperity to medieval Berchtesgaden. Go deep into the mine and be ferried across an underground lake. Very cool. For more info and how to get there, seesalt mine tours. Folk ...
A sure-fire way to get an ESFP out of your life is to make them act quickly in a way that will put someone or something they care deeply about at risk. If we can urge them into action and also hit at the deep insecurity of their inferior function (Introverted Intuition), we’ll fi...
First lets get some basic information about the five people who went missing on the OceanGate Titan Submarine which was ‘looking’ at the Titanic wreckage. There has to be some kind of conspiracies behind this, Ill dive deep into any connections but first; The names of the five are...
prefer the deepest and snaggiest lairs, and are the one species that almost invariably, when hooked, heads for the nearest line-breaking snag. They have the teeth most likely to cut through a leader. They seem to have the best trout eyesight and the greatest paranoia about what’s going ...
It begins with a probe into the long history of concern around advancing human well-being and follows with an inquiry into the deep roots of why sustainable well-being societies are not ubiquitous today. Four bedrock assumptions that forged the status quo and form the core of the dominant, ...
even now, and even now, they might be frightened and reluctant to believe. “Could a loving God ever really love me?” “Could a righteous God ever really receive me?” “Could any sacrifice atone for all that I’ve done?” Deep … down … dark … and apart from The Way Out, ...
Then, the sediment from the overburden will seep in, forming a bowl-like depression in the Earth. Cover-subsidence sinkholes are normally just a few feet across and deep. They are smaller compared to many other sinkholes. Any explanation for that?