What strange happens when you keep digging into the ground?

The temperature is getting higher and higher, the content of rock formations is getting higher and higher, and it is possible to dig a confined space full of poisonous gas, and it is possible to dig up biological fossils, and the biggest possibility is to dig and dig back pain.

You say weird, it's not strange.

The current technology of mankind does not have the ability to dig all the way down, and if you can't dig deeper, you have to stop, the former Soviet Union.

At that time, it was claimed that it was going to dig through the earth's crust, and finally it had to stop. However, the former Soviet Union found a lot of good things in the project, a large amount of hydrogen-containing muddy water gushed out in the process of digging down, and also learned some biological information underground, and also learned that the content of more than 9,000 meters underground is richer than the mineable mineral deposits on the ground, but the temperature is also relatively high, more than 9,000 meters at one or two hundred degrees Celsius.

In the end, there was no maintenance and could not continue to drill, so it had to be stopped.

Because the earth's crust is very thick, and the earth's crust has been moving non-stop after the formation of the earth, the part that used to be exposed to the surface was later buried, so there are a large number of fossils underground, because the pressure is greater the downward, the material is more tightly combined, and the density of the rock layer will be slightly higher, but at the same time, there are also many confined spaces underground, which are sealed with water bodies from a long time ago, or filled with poisonous gases (containing sulfur dioxide) gushing out from the inside of the earth.

Since the Earth was formed at the beginning of its existence, heavier elements were more likely to sink into the Earth's interior, and many of them were radioactive.

Radiation decay can form a high-temperature environment.

If you keep digging down from a place on the earth, you can understand the changes in the history of that land for a long time, but it is basically something that is still within human understanding, and it is difficult to have "strange" things that deviate from human understanding. But in fact, in fact, I personally believe that the road to exploring science is endless, and there are many things that cannot be borne by current technological knowledge, and I believe that with the progress of science and technology, we will learn more unknown secrets of the earth.

If you keep digging underneath, you may come across a whole block of rock, which is very hard and difficult to dig any further, and there may be a sound in the process of digging further.

If the earth keeps digging down, then the magma will erupt, and the further down you dig, the higher the temperature will become.

I think you might dig up the ocean, you might dig out patches of coal, and you want to dig that up depending on what kind of ground you're digging.

The surface layer of the earth's crust, the silicon-aluminum layer, the silicon-magnesium layer, the top of the upper mantle, the asthenosphere is the magma, then the upper mantle, the lower mantle, the outer core of the fluid, and the core of the solid.

The earth is very large and thick, with an average radius of 6,371 kilometers, and deep in the center of the earth is hot metal magma, up to about a few thousand degrees, any metal can melt, because the core of the earth (the core) is in the deepest part of the earth, the pressure is much greater than that of the crust and mantle. In the field core, the pressure has reached 1.36 million atmospheres, and in the core it has increased to 3.6 million atmospheres.

The Earth's core is so dense that even the hardest diamonds are pressed as soft as butter here. The temperature here can reach 4000 to 6000 .

Therefore, it is impossible for any tool to dig through the earth.

Dig to a certain extent and you will see water. If you have a strong ability, you will also dig into rocks. If this tool is powerful enough, it can also dig into hot springs.

Groundwater may be excavated, or the bottom rock layer may be excavated, and special soil and stone or fossils may be found.

When you dig the ground below, it will become harder and harder, ordinary tools can't dig at all, and the Soviet Union wanted to dig through the earth, but it couldn't dig 12,000 kilometers, and there was nothing strange about it.

Finally digging into a huge magma chamber, all your gear melts and so do you.

The deeper you dig, the more water there will be, and the more difficult it will be.

You drown in groundwater seeping out of the walls of the well. After the resurrection, you installed a pumping machine to pump out any groundwater that might gush out.

I think the further we dig underground, the colder it gets, just like the water we dig out of a well.

The further down this one goes, the more you go through soil, rocks, lava, and so on, and the temperature inside gets higher and higher.

If you dig all the way underground, you will find different degrees of soil of varying hardness, and you may even find underground rivers.

You will find water resources, just like people used to dig wells for drinking water.

It may be that you will dig into the center of the earth, or you may be lucky enough to see molten lava.

You should find water, just like people used to dig and drink water.

I think that if you dig at the beginning, you will dig into the water, and there must be rock layers underneath.

If you keep digging this thing, you're going to dig up magma eventually.