Why is underground17km a hell, and someone has dug it in?

There is a hell in myths and legends, but no one has seen it in reality and no one thinks it really exists. But some people on the Internet say that underground17000m is hell. Why do you say that? The reason lies in the project in Inner Mongolia.

Everyone knows that hell is dark, where the wicked go after death. The legend of17000m going to hell originated from 1962 Inner Mongolia 723 Project. It is understood that this project is to find coal mines in Inner Mongolia. After it happened, it spread quickly. Many people believe that something has been dug in the underground of Inner Mongolia17000m, but they will never know what this project has dug, because it is absolutely confidential.

It is reported that three teams entered the virgin forest in Inner Mongolia to investigate. After working for two months, the project was forced to stop, and some people began to investigate the technicians involved in the project. Almost all technicians working in this area were called to investigate, and the person who wrote the report wrote the report and investigated the investigation files of the files. Things came suddenly, and no one knew the result of the investigation. Because it is top secret work, no one knows the follow-up work of the investigation.

No one knows what the truth is, but there are some rumors. One legend is that workers dug 17 km underground and found hell. After 1962, there was no news about this matter, and many people kept their mouths shut. As for what they dug underground in Inner Mongolia, no one knows at all. However, there are also reports that the workers involved have excavated rare minerals, and there are other versions of the legend, but no one takes it seriously, just as a joke after dinner.

In addition, it is said that during the Cold War, scientists in the former Soviet Union were prepared to explore the earth in the most direct way. They are going to dig a big hole in the ground and then continue digging. It is finally reported that they have dug it into hell. It can be seen that the legend of hell has no scientific basis, but the information produced by artificial embellishment is not credible.