There are doors of Hell in Uzbekistan

The door of hell is often portrayed with an atmosphere that is very frightening fire burning hot. Conditions such as that contained in a gaping hole in the ground fire Uzbekistan, Central Asia. Then a fire pit that was referred to as the “gates of Hell.”

Fire hole about twice the size of a soccer field with a depth of more than 30 yards. Initially not that big in size since the first time in 1975 “gates of Hell” was encountered humans.

Originally a geologist digging with heavy equipment for the drilling of natural gas. Surprisingly, the location was found a large gap in the basement. Because of their size, equipment to dig it all fall into.

The gulf was filled with poisonous gas. There has been no official statement of the Soviet Union at that time relating how the number of victims killed by a hit by poison gas. Experts, however, get out and all the equipment that was left to fall away.

To avoid poisonous gases are already open to the sky of the earth is spread, experts decided to burn them. Position near a small town named Davaz.

Practically since 1975 that a giant hole belching fire like a volcano and still remain lit until now despite 35 years have passed. Surrounding community that no one dared approach the influence of thermal field up to several hundred meters, so-called “gates of Hell.”

Until now there has been no explanation of whether the “gate of Hell” was widened or stable in size because of the gas that comes out from the bowels of the earth is burned directly. Although exposed to rain, the fire did not die.

Fire giant hole that looks from a distance because it is located in a vast barren land. When the night, it seems increasingly clear with a yellowish light beam derived from the “gates of Hell” that.

Similar Lumpur Lapindo, which continues to give thanks to the hot mud drilling is considered failed so sprayed onto the surface of the earth. Up to now there is also a geologist who has not been able to stop the Lapindo hot mudflow. What can be done only in order to limit the effects of hot mud that area does not continue to widen.