Kinda deep but not interesting at all

I would call this fake, just because they never put the camera over the hole to be seen.

what the fuck is this doing on snotr?

So, if my calculations are right, this hole would be over 600 meters deep.

It took 12 seconds from throwing the rock until it was heard falling on the bottom. That would be
0.5 * G * t^2 = 0.5 * 9.81 * 12^2 = 706 meters.

But from such a deep pit it takes the sound a few seconds to reach the top all the way from the bottom, so subtract a second or so to take that in account.

Still leaves an incredibly deep pit, can this be real ?

This is not just any hole. This is a shelter, made by Bear Grylls.

Maybe later on he throws the rock back up with a note on it that says "I'm trying to get some sleep down here! GTFO!"

THIS IS SPARTA !

#1, im sure u meant "thats deeply interesting"

#2 I'd be to afraid to go too of near the hole

#5 Bear would still be at the top trying to 'fill it with piss'.

#4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2czbp9V9F4A 450meters according to the clip but I think your maths is right , what an amazing hole < dont type that in on google video with safe search turned off you might wake up after that clip

Are they trying to drill to the center of the Earth and set off a series of nuclear explosions in order to restart the rotation of Earth's core?

#4 Zevv you forgot to take into account terminal velocity. I've made a big assumption that the rock's TV is 150mph (based on a skydiver's TV being about 120mph).

Anyway, it would reach that after 7 secs or so, so it is no longer accelerating.

Accounting for the time taken for the sound to come back up the hole, you're looking at a depth of just over 500 metres.

Of course, there are other factors as well as the guessed TV. It assumes the air density is constant (it won't be), so the speed of the sound from it hitting the bottom and the drag on the rock will change depending on where they are in the shaft. Also, you can hear it hitting the wall a couple of times on the way down. If these are ledges like on the graphics intro to the IT crowd, they will have a big effect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bH-MdVCLWM - 16 secs in

#10, #4, well not really, the hole is so deep you must compensate for the speed of sound for the impact from the bottom of the hole.

I was lazy and used matlab and got 534 meters (used total of 12 secs between drop and impact).

Also like 0.43 of a mile... still a pretty deep hole! if there's a stench coming out of it there is probably dead things inside it

its gadafi's hide out

I know the explanation MAN-BEAR-PIG!!!

I have worked quite a few construction sites that involve extensive, that is to say expensive excavation work. I can imagine the scene that would take place if a project superintendent watched this happen at his job site.
“HEY YOU!!! GALILEO!!! THAT'S RIGHT, I'M TALKING TO YOU!!! DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW MUCH THIS JOB IS COSTING IN EQUIPMENT HOURS ALONE? WHERE DID YOU GET THE BRIGHT IDEA TO THROW ROCKS INTO MY HOLE!?!?!?”
Now I know that last question would require maturity and restraint not normally associated with the stereotypical construction worker, particularly if the boss was one of those guys whose eyes bug out and spit flies out of his mouth when he yells, but the consequences of the typical response, a pink slip in the pay envelope, would make most of us hold our tongue.

I thought this was going to be another one of them drawing that makes it look like its a really deep hole.

reminds me of my ex gf for some reason...

my toilet is bigger!