18 Photos That Will Make You Feel Uneasy: Who Punched a Hole in the Earth? Is This an Entrance to Parallel Universes? (14 photos)

Perhaps, while watching, you'll come up with your own theories about the origins of the anomalies you saw. In any case, these images will leave no one indifferent!





The quarry where diamonds are mined in Yakutia is called the Mir kimberlite pipe.



The quarry is 735 meters deep and 1.4 kilometers in diameter. The deposit was discovered in 1955.

Photo of a giant blue hole in Belize, which formed naturally. It's also known as the Divers' Graveyard.







Photo of a Canadian diamond mine Dyavik



This diamond deposit was discovered in 1994 on an island covering an area of ​​20 km². The maximum depth of the largest kimberlite pipe is 525 meters.

Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan



This crater, which has been burning continuously since 1971, is often called the "Gateway to Hell." It reaches a depth of 20 meters and a diameter of 60 meters.

Photo of a sinkhole, Guatemala



This terrifying sinkhole, shaped like a round hole, formed right on a city street. It is 30 meters deep and 20 meters in diameter.

Photo of the mysterious Sawmill Sinkhole



This mysterious sinkhole is of great interest to scientists. They are investigating it, but to this day they have not been able to understand the cause of its formation or determine its exact depth.

Photo of the "Big Hole" – a diamond mine in South Africa



This mine was initially dug to a depth of 240 meters. After some time, it was decided to partially fill it with waste rock. Divers love to swim there, but now they can only go to a depth of 40 meters.

The view of the Monticello Dam in California (USA) is impressive!



This dam has become world-famous for its unique spillway, which resembles a huge funnel 22 meters in diameter and 21 meters deep. This spillway is located in the middle of the artificial Lake Berryessa.

The world's deepest karst depression, known as the "Heavenly Pit," in China, is fantastically beautiful.



Its depth is 662 meters and its width is 537 meters.

A stunning view of Bingham Canyon in Utah.



This giant porphyry copper deposit was discovered in 1906. Its area is 9 km² and its depth is 1.2 km.

Another hole in the globe, the so-called Andros Black Hole in the Bahamas



This mysterious geological formation, in the form of a mega-sinkhole, is of great interest to researchers, who still cannot determine its depth. It is named "Black Hole" because of the color of the water inside.

The world's most toxic lake is the Berkeley Pit in Montana.



This lake, whose waters contain large amounts of poisons, including arsenic, formed at the bottom of an old copper mine, which is 2.7 km in diameter and over 0.5 km deep. When the mine closed in 1982, the pumps that removed the water stopped, creating the toxic lake.