By Breanna Draxler | January 6, 2014
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/files/2014/01/Borturm-Erbendorf.jpg
Drill tower of the main borehole at Bortum-Erbendorf.
Drill tower of the main borehole at Bortum-Erbendorf. Image credit: W.J.Pilsak/wikimedia commons
Includes a great video read the piece @ Here's What the Earth Sounds Like Six Miles Below Ground - D-brief | DiscoverMagazine.com I'd love to see some of the maps and images it refers to.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/files/2014/01/Borturm-Erbendorf.jpg
Drill tower of the main borehole at Bortum-Erbendorf.
Drill tower of the main borehole at Bortum-Erbendorf. Image credit: W.J.Pilsak/wikimedia commons
When it comes to understanding the Earths geology, many researchers are just scratching the surface. Literally. With drills and picks and axes.
Includes a great video read the piece @ Here's What the Earth Sounds Like Six Miles Below Ground - D-brief | DiscoverMagazine.com I'd love to see some of the maps and images it refers to.