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These flows look like massive clouds about 6,000 miles deep.
The U.S. Geological Survey indicated the earthquake struck 28.7 miles deep.
Krill form schools that can be miles long and miles deep.
It had a massive 8.2-magnitude intensity, but was hundreds of miles deep underground.
The bathyscaph and the watch later went down even farther, to nearly 2.3 miles deep.
The quake was 39 km (24 miles) deep and centered 116 km south southeast of Kagoshima.
At two and a half miles deep, it's the largest submarine canyon on the Atlantic Coast.
The DCO sampled hundreds of deep Earth habitats, sometimes drilling boreholes three miles deep to reach them.
Behind him, a position group that seemed miles deep with intriguing young talent came up completely empty.
It was 24 km (15 miles) deep, it said, after first putting its depth at 10 km.
But that would mean laying it across the Timor trough, which is 3.3 kilometres (2 miles) deep.
It likely has a warm ocean of salty water below its ice layer that's around 17 miles deep.
The basin is a massive, 1,550-mile-wide impact site that's miles deep and billions of years old.
The quake was centered 115 miles southeast of Manado at 15 miles deep, the U.S. Geological Survey reports.
The ocean, comprised of liquid water and an unknown amount of salt, is an estimated 62 miles deep.
It then punched a hole 18 miles deep, blowing a plume of dust and gas into the sky.
The hole is clearly miles deep, and this group of explorers on hand can't resist descending into it.
Sunday's quake in the western part of Iran was about 6 miles deep, the US Geological Survey said.
The USGS said the quake was 57 kms (35 miles) deep, and initially reported it had struck inside Myanmar.
The deadly quake was 31 kilometers (19 miles) deep and struck near Loloan on the north end of Lombok.
The space rock left a sterile crater nearly 20 miles deep in what is now the Gulf of Mexico.
The red zone is the shallowest area, and the blues and purples are as much as 23 miles deep.
The U.S. Geological Survey put the quake's preliminary magnitude at 6 and said it was 23 kilometers (14 miles) deep.
Scientists think that Sputnik Planum — which might be a large impact basin — could harbor a miles deep "reservoir," NASA added.
The USGS said the quake was 57 kilometers (35 miles) deep, and initially reported that it had struck inside Myanmar.
The original safe zone that the United States and Turkey envisioned was 75 miles long and roughly 20 miles deep.
Visible in the top right corner of this image, the crater is around 2.5 miles deep and 31 miles in diameter.
China&aposs national earthquake administration gave the earthquake&aposs magnitude at 5.7 and said it struck 13 kilometers (8 miles) deep.
They identified 24 craters 1.4 to 3.1 kilometers (0.9 to 1.9 miles) deep, which they analyzed for evidence of groundwater's influence.
Prime Minister Binali Yildirim of Turkey said the forces intended to create a security zone about 18 miles deep inside Syria.
It originated about five miles deep in the earth, and occurred about three and a half miles southwest of Colma, Calif.
About 1,100 miles across and nearly five miles deep, it was formed about 3.5 billion years ago by an asteroid impact.
The quake was 1163 kms (51 miles) southwest of Porgera in Enga province and 47 kms (30 miles) deep, said the USGS.
Earlier European quake monitor EMSC reported it at 6.5 magnitude and only two kms (1.2 miles) deep, but later scaled it down.
The quake's epicenter was 102 km (62 miles) southwest of Denpasar in Bali and was 100 km (60 miles) deep, it said.
The quake was about 19 miles deep and had an epicenter about a mile east-southeast of Loloan, according to the USGS.
California's infamous San Andreas Fault stretches more than 800 miles and is about 10 miles deep, according to the US Geological Survey.
Water in the Nankai Trough is 4.7 kilometers (2.92 miles) deep and the scientists will drill another 1.2 kms into the Earth.
Here is Occator Crater, which contains the brightest of the bright spots: The crater is 57 miles across and 2.5 miles deep.
But eventually the gang remembers that a king named Hymir owns a cauldron three miles deep, and they set off to borrow it.
The U.S. Geological Survey had earlier reported the tremor had a magnitude of 6.6 and was registered at 33 km (20 miles) deep.
After 22 years, the wreck of the USS Hornet has finally been found, lying more than three miles deep in South Pacific waters.
The epicenter was 102 km (62 miles) southwest of the island capital Denpasar and was 100 km (60 miles) deep, the EMSC said.
Like the fantasy trope of a "bag of holding," it's easy to carry, it's miles deep, and it's got everything I need inside.
Xelil said Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan wants to push in 32 km (20 miles) deep into Syria, which the group has previously rejected.
Both sides of the border are protected by border zones between 0.6 miles and 4.4 miles deep, which require a permit to enter.
Turkey's Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told CNN Turk that its incursion will not go further than 30 kilometers (18.5 miles) deep into Syria.
The ocean is up to 6.5 km (4 miles) deep in the search area with towering underwater mountains, sub-sea volcanoes and long rift valley.
The ice that sits atop Greenland spans an area more than three times the size of Texas and almost two miles deep at its thickest.
The quake's epicenter was only 6 miles deep, the USGS said, and it was felt as far away as Baghdad, according to Iraqi government television.
The craft took a stunning image of the Occator Crater, which is 57 miles across, 2.5 miles deep and contains the brightest spot on Ceres.
Amor and his colleagues estimated the crater's size at about 13 to 14 kilometers (8 to 8.7 miles) wide and 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) deep.
The quake was 153 kilometers (95.5 miles) deep and centered 40 kilometers (24 miles) west of the town of Panguna, according to the US Geological Survey.
At a magnitude of 6.4, according to the United States Geological Survey, the quake was not especially intense, but it was very shallow — just 6.2 miles deep.
The South Pole-Aitken basin is a large impact crater on the far side of the Moon that's roughly 230,27 miles in diameter and 24 miles deep.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Friday Turkey won't stop until the Syrian Kurdish forces withdraw below a 32 kilometer (20 miles) deep line from the border.
Nazare's monstrous waves are magnified by an underwater canyon 5km (three miles) deep which ends where the North Atlantic meets the shoreline near the former fishing village.
In a decade or so TVs will once again have only a few channels, but each will run miles deep, with content that can be viewed on demand.
"A quake this size would shake for about 22011 seconds and it was a shallow quake, about 24.8 kilometers (22012 miles) deep," said Randy Baldwin, a USGS geophysicist.
He warned Turkey's plans for northern Syria would essentially extend its borders up to nearly 20 miles deep into Syria, making minorities such as Kurds and Christians vulnerable.
The miles-deep coal mines of Harlan County, a region of wooded Appalachian hills rising up to Kentucky's highest point, were for decades synonymous with violent industrial action.
Ties Granzier, 20, and Govert Charles Wilhelmus Jacob Sweep, 21, were arrested about three miles deep into the Nevada National Security Site, the Nye County Sheriff's Office said.
To build it, workers drilled 86 holes in the ice, each 1½ miles deep, and spread a network of 5,160 light sensors over a grid of 1 cubic kilometer.
New models by researchers at Brown University support this hypothesis, and take it one mind-boggling step further: Pluto's ocean may be more than 100 kilometers (62 miles) deep.
To build it, workers drilled 2492 holes in the ice, each 21.7½ miles deep, and spread a network of 5,160 light sensors over a grid of 1 cubic kilometer.
Mr. Erdogan and Mr. Putin agreed to establish a demilitarized zone nine to 2245 miles deep between the rebels and the forces of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
Tall as a 2000-story building, the waves are caused by a submarine canyon — three miles deep, and 203 miles long — that abruptly ends just before the town's shoreline.
The vessel is believed to be in water more than 3 miles deep and possibly on a side of a steep undersea mountain range, providing a small target for sonar.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the zone will be 15 to 20 km (10 to 12 miles) deep and run along the contact line between rebel and government fighters.
The demilitarized zone agreed by Turkey and Russia will be 15 to 20 km (10 to 12 miles) deep and run along the contact line between rebel and government fighters.
The US Geological Survey said the preliminary 6.6-magnitude earthquake was 6.8 miles deep, about 135 miles southwest of Port Hardy, a town on the northeastern end of Vancouver Island.
"This bacterium in a South African gold mine, about two miles deep, was powered by radioactive substances," Dimitra Atri, a researcher scientist at the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science, told Motherboard.
The valley is bounded by two enormous fault scarps—step-like structures where two sides of a fault have become vertically offset from one another—and it cuts up to 2 miles deep.
The quake, which was initially measured by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center at 6.3, was 44 km (27 miles) deep and centered 194 km (120 miles) southwest of Puquio, Peru, the USGS said.
It has a surface temperature that never rises above -260 F and is covered with an icy crust of uncertain thickness (although NASA estimates it to be between 10 and 15 miles deep).
We all want clean water for our children, clean air for them to breathe, and to not worry about our families getting buried miles deep in a coal mine and suffocating to death.
The water there is about 1.5 miles deep, and picking out wreckage at the bottom from among the bumps, which are perhaps 50 to 100 feet in size, could be complex, he said.
Turkey and Russia's deal set up a buffer zone running 15-20 km (9-13 miles) deep into rebel territory that originally had to be free of heavy weapons and jihadists by Monday.
CreditCreditKatie Orlinsky for The New York Times ANCHORAGE — Working through two winters in the biting arctic cold, roustabouts bored three miles deep into the coastal plain of northeast Alaska in search of oil.
The lander will now explore the crater, which is more than 1,600 miles in diameter and 8 miles deep, focusing on an area called the Von Kármán crater, which is 115 miles wide.
The deal for Idlib sets up a buffer zone running 15-20 km (9-13 miles) deep into rebel territory that must be evacuated of all heavy weapons and all jihadists by Monday.
The shaking energy was generated at the earthquake's source, 30 miles deep, for just 20 seconds, but the waves reverberated for much longer, up to a minute or two, in the mountain and valleys.
The vessel, called Yantar (Amber), is equipped with two self-propelled deep submergence vehicles allowing it to examine underwater areas up to 6,000 meters (3.75 miles) deep, TASS quoted the Russian military as saying.
The deal sets up a demilitarized zone running 15-20 km (9-13 miles) deep into rebel territory that must be evacuated of all heavy weapons and all jihadist groups by Monday, Oct. 15.
The C.I.A. — with the help of the billionaire Howard Hughes — carried out a Cold War-era operation to recover parts from a Soviet submarine that in 1968 sunk three miles deep in the Pacific.
The Turkish government and its Syrian Arab proxies will also get to keep control of a deeper area of borderland, roughly 75 miles long and 20 miles deep, captured from Kurdish forces this month.
Erdogan has said Turkey will seize a border strip running hundreds of km (miles) from Kobani in the west to Hasaka in the east and 30-35 km (18 to 22 miles) deep inside Syria.
The area studied was topographically flat, about 20 kilometers, or 12 miles, wide and seasonally covered by a relatively thin layer of carbon dioxide ice that's no more than 1.5 kilometers, or 0.9 miles, deep.
This one, named the blue snailfish by its discoverers, lives at the bottom of the Atacama Trench, a great gash in the ocean floor nearly five miles deep off the coast of Chile and Peru.
As a result, Mr. Erdogan sought to create a buffer zone along the entire length of the Turkish-Syrian border, roughly 20 miles deep, to keep Kurdish fighters from getting within mortar range of Turkey.
The quake struck just 8 kilometers (5 miles) deep in the Caylloma province of the Andean region Arequipa and at least five aftershocks shook the region anew on Monday, the Geophysical Institute of Peru said.
This newly released animation lays out the key steps in the process, from touching down on Europa's fractured surface to sinking down to its mysterious ocean floor, estimated to be about 100 kilometers (62 miles) deep.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit off the western coast of Mexico on Thursday, about 6.2 miles deep (10 km) and 165 miles (266 km) west of Cihuatlan, Jalisco, Mexico, the U.S. Geological Service said.
Within two minutes of slamming into Earth, the asteroid, which was at least six miles wide, had gouged a crater about eighteen miles deep and lofted twenty-five trillion metric tons of debris into the atmosphere.
"Tall as a 10-story building, the waves are caused by a submarine canyon — three miles deep, and 125 miles long — that abruptly ends just before the town's shoreline," our correspondent writes in this colorful dispatch.
Turkey and Russia reached a deal to set up a buffer zone running 15-20 km (9-13 miles) deep into rebel territory that had to be evacuated of all heavy weapons and all jihadists by Monday.
The Raganello creek, part of the Pollino National Park, runs through the narrow gorge, which is one kilometer (0.8 miles) deep with sheer rock walls that are only about four meters (13 ft) wide in some places.
It is, as a travel brochure would say, a land of dramatic contrasts, with the solar system's biggest volcano, Olympus Mons, 15 miles high, and the longest canyon, Valles Marineris, 2,500 miles long and four miles deep.
He worried that greater Kurdish autonomy in Syria was a security threat and demanded a corridor, a so-called safe zone, up to 20 miles deep and hundreds of miles long, to keep Kurdish forces at bay.
But Levy and Meyers found that sea ice, the thin frozen layer of ocean water that surrounds Antarctica, plays a critical role in protecting the miles-deep ice on the continent from the warmer ocean that surrounds it.
Officials said the procedure is to issue a tsunami warning if a quake of more than 6.5 magnitude and with its epicenter less than 20 km (12 miles) deep happens at sea, and that went smoothly on Wednesday.
They found a spot over the Mediterranean where there was commercial air traffic but no continuous radar coverage by any nation and where the sea below was three miles deep, making a salvage operation extremely difficult, perhaps impossible.
For some context as to how great the pressure is at this depth, in 2014 an unmanned deep-sea submarine crumbled under the pressure at 9,990 meters, more than six miles deep—just one mile deeper than this fish.
An American-brokered plan in the works would create a demilitarized "safe zone" a few miles deep along a roughly 78-mile portion of the Syrian-Turkish border to reassure Turkey and forestall any military conflict with the Kurds.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish-led forces have seized control of Syria's M4 highway, some 30-35 km (19-22 miles) deep into Syrian territory, as part of its incursion against a Kurdish militia in northeast Syria, Turkey's Defence Ministry said on Sunday.
The San Andreas Fault, a system that stretches more than 800 miles and is about 10 miles deep, is long overdue for an eruption, one that seismologists predict will be the source of a powerful earthquake along California's coastal region.
Deputy Prime Minister Yalcin Akdogan said Turkey wants a secure strip of territory 10 km (6 miles) deep on the Syrian side of its border, including the town of Azaz, to prevent attempts to "change the demographic structure" of the area.
On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan got Mr. Putin to agree to parts of this plan: Under the agreement, Russian and Turkish troops will jointly patrol most of the Syrian-Turkish border, a stretch roughly 260 miles long and six miles deep.
The process also protected a huge tract of deep water — in some places up to 2.1 miles deep — the size of New Mexico from bottom-trawling in order to preserve deep-sea species only recently discovered, including corals and sponges.
The truce sets out a five-day pause to let the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia pull out of a "safe zone" Turkey has vowed to create in territory extending more than 30 km (about 20 miles) deep into Syria.
The agency said the 2.8-magnitude temblor recorded Wednesday was shallow -- only about 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) deep -- and struck about 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) east of the Punggye-ri nuclear test site, the only known facility of its kind in North Korea.
Speaking to the Turkish Parliament, Mr. Erdogan said Turkey would not stop fighting until it had established a planned "safe zone" in Syria roughly 20 miles deep, from the town of Manbij in the west to the Iraqi border in the east.
But after Mr. Trump abruptly ordered the withdrawal of United States troops from the border this month, ending their protection of the Kurdish fighters, Turkish forces invaded with the aim of establishing a Turkish-friendly zone, roughly 20 miles deep, along the border.
While the US has not said how deep the zone will go into Syria, but an SDF commander told CNN Friday that it will average five kilometers (three miles) deep and extend as far out as 12 kilometers (seven miles) in a few places.
But if implemented it would achieve all the main objectives Turkey announced when it launched the assault eight days ago: control of a strip of Syria more than 30 km (20 miles) deep, with the Kurdish YPG militia, formerly close U.S. allies, obliged to pull out.
The stated goal of the military operation became to create a "safe zone" 30 kilometers (19 miles) deep along the border area that has been cleared of the Kurdish-led SDF that Turkey views as an extension of the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party, known by the acronym PKK group.
Bright spot at the center of Occator Crater / Image courtesy of NASA Bright spot at the center of Occator Crater / Image courtesy of NASA With the new data, scientists were able to see that the material reflecting the light is on top of a dome in a crater about 2.5 miles deep.
And few watches can rival the story of the Rolex Deep Sea Special Number One: In 1953, the watch, which has a signature bubble-shaped crystal, was strapped to the outside of the Trieste bathyscaph before the research vessel went two miles deep in the waters off Italy's Ponza Island, withstanding pressure of 8,820 pounds per square inch.

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