That was really cool, thanks Adrian. Did make me want to go out and get a good filter system for my well though, even though I've known all along I'm drinking water out of a hole in the ground. Clean looking rock though. They're not really dead straight down, are they? Well bore holes that is. Don't know why I expected them to be. I'm sure your bit must wander a little even though it's on some pretty hefty steel shafting. Even that flexes a bit when you're drilling that far I suppose. Thanks for the view, years in building and I've never had a look down one. Fascinating.
I use to drill oil wells, some were 16,000 feet deep. You should see them with a camera. That was in the early 70's and we could only see a little farther than your shots. You could see all the different formations that was very clear till we started getting really deep. We just did not have the technologies of today. One point I want to make was the wells we drilled all were straight down and did not screw up any water tables. No horizontal drilling, we need to all make a stand against it before there is no clean water anywhere. Thanks for the picture's.
Does anyone know what makes the surface of the water ripple? It looks quite deep I'm just wondering what force ripples the water... I was thinking it might be debris fallin from the camera hitting the wall of the bore.
We can't do this more than 800-900 feet, Because there's many hard rocks , these rocks are very strong and hard a drilling machine is unable to go through them
How did you illuminate (light the way) for the camera? Did you run a siamese cable up to the surface to a monitor/recorder or camcorder? I'm very interested in the equipment you used as I drill wells in Mexico and we've had a few problems. I've used a security camera (in water proof housing) with infrared but visibility in water was poor. Infrared doesn't work well in water. Thanks for any help you can give. David
What was the second water layer? At first it looked like a drop of mercury, but then when you kept going it was foggy but still viewable. Salt Water? Thermocline layer? That was amazingly reflective for a water separation.
SHcinema I literally just saw that your comment was a year ago as soon as I hit comment. So, sorry bout the super delayed response. Just in case you still care (which is obvious you do *wink *) The " shiny ,reflective layer" is not water ; just as you said. More than likely it is natural gas/methane That is mixed with H2o naturally. Quite a lot of liquid gas(sounds like an oxymoron but nope) has that effect
Whtats to keep the sides from caving in? Also, my well has hard water from day one 16 years ago. Will a well ever clear itself out from heavy iron deposits? We have a $5000 system to purify our water(salt system).
adam co If the water pressure wouldn't kill me and I could get into a boat or submarine type thing. But yes with those safeties in place I would. Get an military aircraft carrier on a "tiger cruise" and they will have a swim day or two. People jump off the aircraft elevators and swim in the ocean. It's pretty high up. I know a guy from the air wing/air department that jumped from the flight deck to save someone that was blown off the flight deck. Bill Williams I think was his name.
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*High quality camera work for a decade old video, almost 12 years.* 🙏
That was really cool, thanks Adrian. Did make me want to go out and get a good filter system for my well though, even though I've known all along I'm drinking water out of a hole in the ground. Clean looking rock though.
They're not really dead straight down, are they? Well bore holes that is. Don't know why I expected them to be. I'm sure your bit must wander a little even though it's on some pretty hefty steel shafting. Even that flexes a bit when you're drilling that far I suppose. Thanks for the view, years in building and I've never had a look down one. Fascinating.
I use to drill oil wells, some were 16,000 feet deep. You should see them with a camera. That was in the early 70's and we could only see a little farther than your shots. You could see all the different formations that was very clear till we started getting really deep. We just did not have the technologies of today. One point I want to make was the wells we drilled all were straight down and did not screw up any water tables. No horizontal drilling, we need to all make a stand against it before there is no clean water anywhere. Thanks for the picture's.
Russell Jorgensen wow that 3 miles
I always wanted to go that deep into something. THANK YOU!
Lmao!
No unnecessary descriptions+straight to the topic+good image quality +underwater visuals=Impressive and the best👏👏🖒🖒
I've always wanted to go inside a borehole. Thanks for the video.
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Me bro
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Metoo
What's this process' name
Me bro
Does anyone know what makes the surface of the water ripple? It looks quite deep I'm just wondering what force ripples the water... I was thinking it might be debris fallin from the camera hitting the wall of the bore.
we need more of such camaras in drilling but the pricing should also be good
keep drilling until we get to the end of earth, where you can see the stars.
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😂😂
Paisa to dena
Are you virgin?
We can't do this more than 800-900 feet, Because there's many hard rocks , these rocks are very strong and hard a drilling machine is unable to go through them
amazing video I had ever seen this length thanks for uploading
Wheguru g mahar krnn god bless you
Waheguru
@@vipanpreetsingh4948 WAHEGURU
Minecraft taught me to never dig straight down, this guy is brave!
First time I have seen a an excellent video. Super job.
How did you illuminate (light the way) for the camera? Did you run a siamese cable up to the surface to a monitor/recorder or camcorder? I'm very interested in the equipment you used as I drill wells in Mexico and we've had a few problems. I've used a security camera (in water proof housing) with infrared but visibility in water was poor. Infrared doesn't work well in water. Thanks for any help you can give. David
He probably just used a front light like a normal person.
***** Obviously, it has a light source
Thankyou very much brother. Its is my child hood dream. But no any equipment. Thankyou very much keep it up
Hey where is the full video means there is a water and i need what is there after the water plz put that video
am just thinking that..wat will be the temperature..there..whether it is hot or cold.
Great ! How deep is this borehole ?
hoping u w'd be reaching the end to know how the water came into that bore
nitin mutt
That's what I'd like to know too. I even drilled wells and I don't know
nitin mutt
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Waheguru ji ka khalsa
@@vanshvanshu715 waheguru ji ki fateh
Thanks for sharing this video... Btw how deep is the hole?
It would have been nice if Audio was there.
It is a CCTV Camera, there is no audio
1:13 for a second there i thought you've hit a molten lava... lol.
Played too much Minecraft
Nasher98 woah you are having a bad day huh
Me too... Then it reach closer and it turned to something that I don't know... 😊
scherrycatherine gjk
scherrycatherine me too
brilliant idea excellent good job.
Ah pani dy nichy hai fatehver ya upr plz dso ta hai waheguru fatehveer nu bhr kd do
is the wall made of cement pipes, inserted during drilling?
Awesome video my brother 👌
What a Hole ? Its Remind Me Another Hole ..
i was happy when i saw the water
Really amazing. A feather to your cap.
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What is depth and how rope did you use
How did u dig that deep is my question ?
By drilling machine
God bless you fateh
Bless ya veeer
How deep did you go? I saw the casing bottom out at what I guess was 100' so I'm guessing you were able to reach 600 - 800 ft deep?
I don't think so.. must be around 200 feet 🤔
Hi Adrian,
How deep is the Borehole ?
@LAYDEEYASMIN What time in the vid do you see a white shiny thing?
Amazing.... water is life ::::save water.......
This is one of interesting and awesome video!!
This is like watching grass grow
Why the dislikes? What did you expect? This is interesting and educational.
on a serious note... so is that well hole considered ok or needs work? im assuming the piping needs to be replaced?
How deep is that hole when it touched the water?
Wow so nice video 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Awesome video man !
How far did y'all have to drill? I understand a little bit as I have drilled Wells before in Nebraska and Kansas.
What does it look like way down?
How we can repair borewell plastic pipe under water
How did you put the camra
he waheru guru ji eh sirf tusi hi jande ho ke aun wale same vich ki howega
which equipment you are using for collecting data of borewell.
ਸਭ ਕੁਝ ਰਿਸਕੀ ਹੈ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਸਭਨਾਂ ਤੇ ਕਿਰਪਾ ਬਣਾਈ ਰੱਖਿਓ
hooray for underwater cameras, but we never got to see the bottom!
Hopefully u will reach other side of the world, how deep is this?
Fantastic feeling when I see the water
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing!
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Best video 👍🇮🇳
no screen needed?.. what's your static level and well depth there?
VERY NICE JOB DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What was the second water layer? At first it looked like a drop of mercury, but then when you kept going it was foggy but still viewable. Salt Water? Thermocline layer? That was amazingly reflective for a water separation.
SHcinema I literally just saw that your comment was a year ago as soon as I hit comment. So, sorry bout the super delayed response.
Just in case you still care (which is obvious you do *wink *) The " shiny ,reflective layer" is not water ; just as you said.
More than likely it is natural gas/methane That is mixed with H2o naturally. Quite a lot of liquid gas(sounds like an oxymoron but nope) has that effect
Nice video but how much deep is that ?
@rudis323 7.6 miles, and that pipe is clogged. It is in Russia, and the temperatures at the bottom reach more than 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
No only 356
Over 2 million hits on this. Fascinating.
How deep is this?
Hello How much is the depth of this well?? What kind of camera as used and is it the cable or register memory is the same camera and watch them later?
The hole seems really crooked. Will the pipe be able to go all the way to the bottom?
Im working on a site in Manchester, and have conducted CCTV on a well we drilled down to 85m, its a 45 min long video!
thanks for your hard work
can you share the camera model and name. I need similar one for my borewell testing
9624389997 boring camera
I wonder how hot the water is down there?
How did you put the camera in??
When I first saw the water reflecting the camera light I was thinking there was some Chinese driller coming from the other side ;-)
Whtats to keep the sides from caving in? Also, my well has hard water from day one 16 years ago. Will a well ever clear itself out from heavy iron deposits? We have a $5000 system to purify our water(salt system).
God bless you fathe veer
Good job bro .
make a new video and show us more deep in borewell.
Amazing video... How many meters depth
Thanks for your video
boring se balu ata h kaise thik hoga
what's that at 6:21? Is it where two layers of bedrock meet? Thanks for the interesting video. That's not something you see everyday.
It is the place where rock plates changes ...
does camera had strucked or it came out safely
Nice well video. Never seen anything like it.
What depth is it?
6:41 When you can see Heaven!😇
Bruh that's a mantle, you high? 🗿
how much feet it is brother
Nice video thx for updating...👌👌👌
who did this hole and why?
Very helpful video every one watch it.
Hear A44 vidio
I like the little people in they're underground shelter at 6:21 lol
adam co
That is a bit scary. It isn't that but I want to know what the hell is down deep deep in the water.
Would you jump, if the hole was big enough?
adam co
If the water pressure wouldn't kill me and I could get into a boat or submarine type thing. But yes with those safeties in place I would. Get an military aircraft carrier on a "tiger cruise" and they will have a swim day or two. People jump off the aircraft elevators and swim in the ocean. It's pretty high up. I know a guy from the air wing/air department that jumped from the flight deck to save someone that was blown off the flight deck. Bill Williams I think was his name.
Did you see it fucking move watch closer
Was it for flood ?
omg ! How long is that????
Such a fantastic work
Amazing bore well
where to bye this camera ??
TOUSHIF NADAF you mean (buy)?
Yes buy ...sorry
TOUSHIF NADAF China
bedrock ?
WHAT DO THINK THE LENGTH OF THIS BOREWELL IS
IN FEET
Sir camera ka reat kya he
Which use camera
1:13 I first thought we reached hell
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Am also
good job adrian.
i v never seen bore shooting before this.its better
if u add deep on screen when camera was going.
allover fantastic job..
Manojkumar Varsani
6.23 what was that on the sides🙄another way
Very deep well
Wow it go's and go's
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