If we dig all the way down from the ground, will we dig through the earth? Let’s talk about it together. The home of the burrowing wolf spider 0.4 meters underground is here.

If we dug all the way down from the ground, would we dig through the earth? Let’s talk about it together. The home of the burrowing wolf spider 0.4 meters underground is here. 1 meter underground. This is the standard depth for measuring surface temperature. 2 meters underground. The standard depth for Olympic swimming pools is 3 meters underground. Ant caves can usually be dug up to here. 4 meters underground. Egypt Pharaoh Tutankhamun was buried. Depth, 5 meters underground, the depth of the former site of the Bohai Banknote Printing Factory of Beihai Bank, 6 meters underground, the burial depth of Qin Shihuang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the eighth wonder of the world, 7 meters underground, the maximum digging depth of the excavator, 8 meters underground, underground metal detector The maximum detection depth is 9 meters underground. The depth at which the Xingyi ruins were discovered is 10 meters underground. The depth of the Great Wall of Vietnam is 12 meters underground. The depth of the Nile crocodile cave is the deepest that currently known animals can dig. The deepest cave, 15 meters underground, has a time capsule buried here. Inside is a letter written by Einstein to 5,000 years later. Guess what he will write to people in the future? 18 meters underground is the depth of the Forty-Nine City Underground City in Beijing, and 20 meters underground is where the Paris Catacombs are located, where 6 million bones are buried. 35 meters underground, where Qin Shihuang’s Mausoleum Underground Palace is located, no one still knows what’s inside. At 40 meters underground, this is the world’s deepest swimming pool, and it applied for the Guinness Book of Records in 2016. There is a Rinkuyu underground city 60 meters underground, with a total of eight floors of buildings. His person is still a mystery. 102 meters underground, the Badaling Great Wall High-speed Railway Station has arrived. There is a fig tree 122 meters underground near Oristad, South Africa, and its roots reach here. If it were hung in the air, it would be as high as a 40-story building. 155 meters underground, the real underground love site is located in the mine suite of the Sala Silver Mine in Sweden. It is 212 meters underground. Marathons have been held here. It is currently the deepest marathon track. 240 meters underground, this is the depth of the Qinghai Undersea Tunnel. 332 meters underground is the ultimate depth that human divers can dive to, and this record has not yet been broken. 392 meters underground, which is the depth of the Wuding Dien well and the deepest well in the world dug solely by manpower. 500 meters underground, humans buried nuclear waste here, leaving it to future generations to deal with. I wonder if there is a letter in the time capsule telling future generations why? 524 meters underground. The depth of Russia's Mir Diamond Mine is the largest diamond mine in the world, with a value of approximately 111.1 billion yuan. 688 meters underground, this is the depth of the San Jose copper mine in Chile. In 2010, 33 miners were trapped here for 69 days, but luckily they all survived. One thousand meters underground, the Japanese have stored 50,000 tons of pure water here to study microns in the universe. 1,001 meters underground, the depth of the deep sea well built in Qing Dynasty is the world's first over 1,000-meter rock well, located 1,100 meters underground in Zigong, Sichuan. Pluto Centipede lives here. What is the difference between the Pluto centipede and the ordinary centipede? The Pluto centipede has particularly slender antennae and bristles similar to body hair, allowing it to easily find prey in completely dark spaces. So far, only your Pluto centipede has been discovered, and it is a very rare existence. 1160 meters underground, this is the depth of the world's deepest bat cave, 1410 meters underground, the Finns once held a concert here. 2,340 meters underground, the world’s deepest broadcast depth. In 2005, Canada held a live broadcast here. 2,400 meters underground, the Jinping Deep Underground Dark Matter Laboratory in China is currently the deepest dark matter laboratory in the world, 2,850 meters underground. In 1985, the Soviets conducted a nuclear test here. It was the deepest underground nuclear test so far, 3,600 meters underground. Scientists discovered here that the devil worm is the deepest multi-cellular animal known underground, and even high temperature and pressure cannot kill it. 3,900 meters underground, the temperature here is as high as 66 degrees, and ordinary people cannot live normally here. With a depth of 4,000 meters underground, the Mbonige gold mine in South Africa is currently the deepest and largest gold mine in the world. 5,000 meters underground is the location of the underground city in Wandering Earth. I wonder if we will have such a day in the future. 6000 meters underground, where we found known underground microorganisms that can survive, 7062 meters underground.Here is the maritime depth of China's Jiaolong manned deep submersible, 9,583 meters underground, and the maximum depth of ultra-deep wells in the United States, 10,994 meters underground. This is the depth of Mariana Trench , which is currently the deepest known trench in the world. It is 12,262 meters underground. The Soviet-era Krat borehole reached here. The diameter of the wellhead is only 92 cm. If you pass by, it is estimated that You won't notice it at all. 12,376 meters underground, which is the depth of Russia’s Z44 oil well and the deepest point in the earth that we can currently dig. So far, although it seems that we have dug very deep, in fact, the current depth is less than a few tenths of the radius of the earth. If the earth were an apple, the depth we have dug has not even broken the skin of the apple. , maybe one day technology can really support us to dig through the earth, but it always feels like there will be some unpredictable consequences. What do you think is most likely to happen?