Siberia is a mystery of the giant crater, scientists involved in the investigation

         A huge crater in the ground in remote areas of Siberia over the past several days have been the subject of mystery. The giant hole locals 'World's End' signals are told. How much is old crater, it is sent in a team of scientists to investigate. Crater, Siberia is made in the energy-rich region Ymalo-Neneski. A video uploaded to YouTube last week, it came up in discussion.Bulka by the user who posted the video on YouTube wrote, "The Crater (PIT) is more than the size of your imagination." Yet video has 80 million views. 
2,000 km from Moscow
        This huge crater, Siberia Ymalo-Nenski area, 30 km from the city Salford got near a large gas field. This place is 2,000 kilometers away from the capital of Russia, Moscow.
         After receiving news of the crater between Internet users has started a debate about it. Many users believe that it is made by aliens, while many people are assuming it's a sign of the destruction of the world.
      In the early theories was believed that this is caused by a meteorite crater is made. However, scientists have denied it.
Because of the differences in crater formation
       "Russian Academy of Science of the Oil and Gas Research Institute, told the news agency's deputy Direct Interfax by Wassily Bogoyavlenski," initially understand that it exists under the ground due to melting ice and gas in the empty space has become High pressure became the crater. "Kobilkin to solve the mystery of the local governor Dmitry sent a team of scientists at the location of the crater. Libman said Institute chief researcher Marina Krayosfeyr meaning it is not caused by a meteorite because there are not any signs of fire.
More than 60 m wide crater
      'State Scientific Center for the Study of Four Arctic, "said senior researcher Andre Lekhonov crater diameter of the inside of the outer diameter of 40 meters and 60 meters high. He said that due to considerable depth close to the crater can be dangerous, so it's getting late in collecting accurate information.
       Ymalo-Neneski, located in remote areas of Siberia and Russia to be used in 80 percent of the gas is extracted.