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9966 [12]
3 years ago
8

What happens if you start digging straight down to the center of the earth? How far have humans been able to dig down ? Why shou

ld we care what is inside of the earth ?
Geography
2 answers:
rewona [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

the deepest hole humans have ever dug was about 7.5 miles deep which was in Murmansk, Russia

Explanation:

well it is not easy to dig down to the center of the earth but according to scientist the time when you jump down to the earth until you reach the other side is 42 min by which you will reach the center of the earth after 21 min by which you will go down in a lot of speed

k0ka [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Well, the deepest hole humans have ever dug was about 7.5 miles deep, in Murmansk, Russia.  We should care about what is beneath our feet because something terrible could be afoot. For example, there could be some kind of anomaly under a heavily populated city. This anomaly could range from anything such as volcanic activity to instability in the ground on which the city is built. We should care about what is in the earth to make sure human life is not somehow endangered by something under our feet. I hope this helps!

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