How to solve the problem of human mining

1. It's best to seek legal solutions instead of mining privately, which may be unreasonable. If the employer has the mining right to the mine, it is self-help and justifiable for you to dig and sell the mine privately. If the mining right belongs to others, the private mining may have to bear the adverse consequences
labor arbitration or litigation can be initiated, and there will be compensation after the court's judgment. When executing the judgment, you can apply to the court to auction the mining right, and use the auction proceeds to compensate you for your wages.

2. Hello, questioner:
in the very early days, when the computing power of bitcoin was very low, the computer could also carry out a lot of calculations according to the algorithm to "mine" bitcoin

when users "mine" bitcoin, they need to search for 64 bit numbers by computer, and then compete with other gold miners by repeatedly solving puzzles to provide the required numbers for the bitcoin network. If the user's computer successfully creates a group of numbers, they will get the bitcoin awarded by the block. However, e to the rising value of bitcoin, the number of users of bitcoin mining is very large. There are millions of professional mining machines mining at the same time, and the output of bitcoin is very limited every 10 minutes. As a result, tens of millions of people scramble for a block. Therefore, if you use personal computers to mine alone, you may not be able to grab a block in a whole year, People came up with a method of group mining, so the mining pool was born. There are a lot of users who play after mining
I hope you will adopt it.

3. The earth doesn't matter
the earth has been around for 4.6 billion years. What posture have you never seen? It is very common that the sea is dry and the rocks are rotten and the sea is full of vicissitudes. Compared with geological changes, human mining is not worth mentioning.

4. The impact of mining proction on the environment includes soil erosion, land subsidence caused by mines, destruction of biodiversity and groundwater pollution caused by wastewater containing chemicals in the mining process
the state has strict laws and regulations on environmental protection and restoration of the surface state of mining instry, which ensure that the mining area should be restored to its original state, or even better than the environment before mining. In countries where the past mining methods are not strictly restricted, the mining instry will cause irreparable harm to the environment and affect human health.

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The earth is a very large planet with the longest equatorial radius of 6378 km, with an average length of 6371 km. Many people will be shocked to hear this length. Since we all know that the earth is a very big planet, and now people always want to do some strange things, always want to challenge some impossible things, so many people have a bold idea, they even want to dig the earth. The earth is so big, can it really be g through

human beings can't dig through the earth. So far, the deepest pit g by human beings on the earth is 12262 meters, which was g by the former Soviet Union. This pit seems to be very deep, but if human beings want to dig through the earth, this pit is really not deep at all. Compared with the radius of the earth, it is really nothing. It seems that it is really an illusion for human beings to dig through the earth

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The earth is a very large planet with the longest equatorial radius of 6378 km, with an average length of 6371 km. Many people will be shocked to hear this length. Since we all know that the earth is a very big planet, and now people always want to do some strange things, always want to challenge some impossible things, so many people have a bold idea, they even want to dig the earth. The earth is so big, can it really be g through

human beings can't dig through the earth. So far, the deepest pit g by human beings on the earth is 12262 meters, which was g by the former Soviet Union. This pit seems to be very deep, but if human beings want to dig through the earth, this pit is really not deep at all. Compared with the radius of the earth, it is really nothing. It seems that it is really an illusion for human beings to dig through the earth

7. The former Soviet Union used to drill a 13000m well for geological research. At present, the relatively deep wells drilled in China are 67 km. The deeper the well is, the more difficult the technology is. The formation is very complex, which is prone to borehole collapse, sticking and other accidents. In addition, the deeper the well is, the higher the temperature is, and the higher the pressure of drilling fluid is. Another thing is that it's not easy to drill a deep well, especially in such a deep vertical well, because the longer the drilling tool is, the more flexible it is. It's as soft as noodles. It's not easy to drill a vertical well without the aid of MWD, but the well is too deep, and the signal of MWD can't be transmitted, You can't drill a deep vertical well without instruments. Even if we have a good mud pump, the pump pressure of the deep well will be very high, which requires that the material and rability of our drilling tools should be very good, and a little defect may cause an accident. If our drilling tools are very good, the rest is very good technology and a lot of financial support. At present, we can't achieve it. There are many requirements for deep well technology.

8. 1. Occupy a large area of land resources (instrial site, waste mp, waste mp, site selection, etc.) 2. Rece the groundwater level 3. Destroy the underground waterway 4. Cause surface subsidence and collapse 5. Destroy the integrity of the original rock 6. Destroy vegetation

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Since ancient times, we are very curious about things in the sky and underground, and have put forward a lot of conjectures and theories. Nowadays, with the development of science, we know much more about things above the earth's sky than the earth's interior. This is mainly because the earth is not a hollow sphere, but a solid body, and we can't pierce the earth

summary

at present, the Kola pit is not the deepest pit in the world, and the depth of two oil wells has exceeded its record, but neither the oil wells nor the Kola pit have found geocentric civilization, nor have they been excavated into the earth's interior. So if we want to understand the earth's interior, we still need to use other means to observe indirectly

10. From time to time in people's daily conversation, we can hear someone describe someone as bold, arrogant and unpredictable. With the rapid development of science and technology, the mystery of "heaven is high and earth is thick" has been solved. People know that the universe is an infinite space. From the surface of the earth, the sky is boundless, but the "blue sky" above us has a certain height. It is reported that three scientists in the former Soviet Union made a detailed observation by balloon. When they rise from the ground to an altitude of 8.6km, the sky is always blue; When it rises to an altitude of 10.8 km, the sky is dark blue; When it rises to 13 kilometers, the sky turns dark purple; When the altitude exceeds 18 km, the sky is dark because the air is thin and light does not scatter. So, the sky is only 10 kilometers high. How thick is the floor? After a long time of human understanding and scientific exploration of the earth, it is known that the earth is an ellipsoid with a slightly shorter radius between the north and south poles and a slightly longer equatorial radius. The difference between the two is 21 km, and the average radius is 6371 km. The interior of the sphere is roughly divided into three parts: crust, mantle and core. The crust is composed of all kinds of uneven rocks. In addition to the surface covered with a thin layer of sedimentary rock, weathered soil and sea water, it is mainly composed of granite. The thickness of the earth's crust accounts for only a very thin layer in the whole structure of the earth. According to recent exploration data, its average thickness is 17 km. Of course, because the earth's surface is uneven, the crust is thicker in some places. For example, the Tibet Plateau in China has reached 40 to 50 kilometers; Some places are very thin, such as deep in the ocean, the crust is only a few kilometers. The thickness of the earth should refer to the crust. Scientists know that the mantle is about 2900 kilometers thick, very hard and very rigid peridotite. It is speculated that the core below the mantle is composed of liquid material with high temperature

at present, human drilling is only eight to ten thousand meters, far from breaking through the crust. Little mouse report at 15:29 on December 5, 2007