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Where is the biggest hole in the world?

Friday, August 22nd, 2008 @ 6:17 am | Where

I mean hole, not a crater caused by the fall of space articles.

Look at this hole and guess what it could be.

hole.jpg

It’s a diamond mine in Mirna, Siberia.  It measures 525 m deep and 1.25 km in diameter.  The suction from the hole is so powerful that helicopters flying over it have crashed! Thats terrible man!

Source: News Gator

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