40 Strange Cave Discoveries That Are Hard To Be Explained

To The Center Of The Earth

There’s light at the end of the cave. Is there? When we talk about Ellison’s Cave in Northwest Georgia, this saying goes wrong. Archeologists have been in search of deep down topographies and when they found this one, they were nothing short of astonished. This pit is the 12th deepest cave in the world with a descent of 12 miles of dark and dangerous caves. It is so deep that it would submerge half of the 102-story Empire State Building.

With no light, without pieces of equipment, the fall is full of horrifying darkness the pictures of which might give you nightmares and reasons to never even think about visiting a place like that.