Why China is digging deep hole in the earth?
According to the circulating news the effort to dig the deepest-ever borehole began on Tuesday (30 May) in the Tarim Basin, which is located in the oil-rich Xinjiang province.
China has mysteriously dug a hole in the earth’s crust which is 10,000 metres (32,808 ft) deep. According to the news available the effort to dig the deepest-ever borehole began on Tuesday (30 May) in the Tarim Basin, which is located in the Xinjiang province which is oil-rich.
China is the second-largest economy in the world. It now also wants to explore and conquer new frontiers within the planet and also want to explore space.
Creating this narrow shaft into the ground will penetrate more than 10 continental strata, or layers of rock, according to the report, and reach the cretaceous system in the earth’s crust, which features rock dating back some 145 million years.
This work can identify mineral and energy resources and help assess the risks of environmental disasters, such as earthquakes and volcano eruptions.
