Climate scientist Peter Neff shows amazing science-based tricks in which he drops a piece of glacial ice down to 300-foot deep borehole.
The borehole is a kind of narrow and long hole that is dug deep into the ground. It is a thing of complete surprise to the ones who are witnessing it for the first time. As it is based on science, it offers a good explanation making it easy to understand.
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In the words of Peter, from November 2015 to January 2016, Antarctica has raised funds for U.S. National Science Foundation and it has been coordinated by the United States Antarctic Program.
To this, Peter further said that there was the sound of ice near the borehole hall that shattered into several pieces.
After this, the pieces of stones would fall into a 90 meters deep hole sending back sound to its surface that is likely to cause hearing problems if you try to hear the shattering sound from close to the hole.
He further said that he became obsessed with hearing the sound of the ice into the deep holes, and it continued for two months. It was satisfying for him to hear the sound of the ice falling into the hole.
By throwing a chunk of ice into the deep hole, one can enjoy the sound of the ice and start clapping for it like a child.
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