2.5 Mile Deep Hole Drilled Into San Andreas Fault
iandoh writes "Cool research: Geologists at Stanford University and the US Geological Survey have drilled a 2.5 mile deep borehole into the San Andreas fault. They've extracted over one ton of rock from 2 miles down, and they'll be installing sensors down the length of the borehole."
Oh, sure, just do his work for him. Why not install some nuclear warheads down there while you're at it.
It's probably the CIA trying to recover a lost Soviet rock diver.
Sheesh, evil *and* a jerk. -- Jade
They've extracted over one ton of rock from 2 miles down, and they'll be installing sensors down the length of the borehole.
I wouldn't want to be the guy who's in charge of monitoring sensory data from something called "the bore hole". that sounds like a really tedious job.
The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
I feel our economy will be well served by the extra 6 energy.
If your theory is different from practice, then your theory is wrong.
Does a reply to this involving 'Lubing the bore hole" get modded as funny, or troll?.. you be the judge....
Forget thrust, drag, lift and weight. Airplanes fly because of money.
Modern oil wells are drilled as deep as 6 miles or more now.
heh,
and modern measures are in metric.
Idiots!
What a dumb move.
Geophysicist Nerd 1: "Hey let's drill a hole 2.5 miles into a known fault!"
Geophysicist Nerd 2: "OK! Let's do it."
drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill drill
Nerd 2: "Now what?"
Nerd 1: "Ummm... How about we put some sensors down there?"
Nerd 2: "Hey! Why not!!!"
Nerd 1: "Errmmm... Shit! We've only got 1000ft of wire!"
Nerd 2: "Damn!"
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"Hey! What's that really hot red stuff bubbling out of the hole?"
Don't be apathetic. Procrastinate!