The biggest hole you've ever seen !!!
 

hehe....expected to see smth else

http://ziza.ru/other/022007/14/hole/02_hole_44782.jpg

http://ziza.ru/other/022007/14/hole/05_hole_60188.jpg

http://ziza.ru/other/022007/14/hole/15_hole_104961.jpg

http://ziza.ru/other/022007/14/hole/13_hole_22177.jpg

thats pretty darn kewl. where is it?

looks like a hole to outerspace

wow, that's pretty crazy. That first pic is really cool

R

u dissapointed me lot a lot :)

awesome pictures.


where is this located?

Nice..I wouldn't be around those holes drunk..

Interesting stuff. I thought that you meant something else when I saw hole :) From where are these pictures ? Which country ?

the hole on the 1st pic looks scary and inviting at the same time...

I think its the biggest:

http://www.usmra.com/photos/bigpit/005.jpg

This is in South California, dam called Monticello Dam.

Upper diameter is 21,6 and at the bottom is 8,4

that's crazy big

This is really big...but there's no landscape compared to my hole :)

Great pictures :-)

Mike B

What about that huge crater where the meteor hit? :P

Actually no, with all the bait and switch thread titles on GFY, this is pretty much EXACTLY what I expected to see.:upsidedow

sexy, and nice and wet

fittingly enough, called "Meteor Crator"...

http://k47.pbase.com/u13/jeanchiasso...eorCrater8.jpg



http://www.racine.ra.it/planet/testi/Foto/mcrater.jpg

WTF is that bicycle guy doing there?

that's crazy
http://ziza.ru/other/022007/14/hole/13_hole_22177.jpg

Is that shit still working? I thought they destroyed it a long time ago (and far away)

Nice gape :upsidedow

man, i must be really bored to have clicked on this thread

wow....huge hole there!!!very scary...

Where is the meteor ? Did it just land there for a day and go somewhere else?

what the hell is that?

AND impossible. the hole goes straight down. in the pic he's riding it like a ramp. the others are cool though.

SB

That's no moon!

More awesome pictures of this drain hole.
http://fogonazos.blogspot.com/2007/0...hole-ever.html

very cool pics

http://www.barringercrater.com/lite/img/nycrater.jpg

"When Europeans first discovered the crater, the plain around it was covered with chunks of meteoritic iron - over 30 tons of it, scattered over an area 8 to 10 miles in diameter.

...

Scientists now believe that the crater was created approximately 50,000 years ago. The meteorite which made it was composed almost entirely of nickel-iron, suggesting that it may have originated in the interior of a small planet. It was 150 feet across, weighed roughly 300,000 tons, and was traveling at a speed of 40,000 miles per hour. The force generated by its impact was equal to the explosion of 20 million tons of TNT."

http://www.barringercrater.com/lite/...ite/crater.htm


In other words... Meteorite go 'Boom.'