scorecardIn 2013, Lotte Geeven, a Dutch artist, lowered a microphone down the hole to record what she called "The Sound of the Earth." Scientists couldn't explain the rumbling that was recorded. She said some people compared the recording to hell, while others thought it sounded like the Earth breathing.
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  5. In 2013, Lotte Geeven, a Dutch artist, lowered a microphone down the hole to record what she called "The Sound of the Earth." Scientists couldn't explain the rumbling that was recorded. She said some people compared the recording to hell, while others thought it sounded like the Earth breathing.

In 2013, Lotte Geeven, a Dutch artist, lowered a microphone down the hole to record what she called "The Sound of the Earth." Scientists couldn't explain the rumbling that was recorded. She said some people compared the recording to hell, while others thought it sounded like the Earth breathing.

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