Whether man-made or not, countless locations in our world raise more questions than answers.

From a crater that looks like it leads into the depths of hell to the town that sends its residents to sleep,

there's no shortage of head-scratching places on Earth.

So without further ado, let's check out some places that shouldn't exist on our planet, but somehow still do.

You're listening. You're listening to be amazed.

Centralia, Pennsylvania was once a bustling town filled with residents thanks to the area's rich coal mining industry.

But the call that built the town would ultimately be the thing that brought it to its very knees.

Believe it or not, today the ground beneath the now ghost town of Centrelia is on fire.

For those brave enough to visit, you can even catch smoke erupting up from the ground.

But how did this happen?

Well, if we jump back to May of 1962, it's recorded that the burning of the contents of a local landfill

accidentally sparked a fire in the coal mines below.

The mines began to burn, and soon the blaze spread along the huge coal seams running through tunnels under the town.

But back up a second there.

And it's still burning today?

That would mean it's been on fire for over 50 years.

Well, it's true.

As it turns out, the fire spread so far and became so intense that there was nothing the residents could do to put it out.

As the years passed, the ground beneath the streets began to get hotter and hotter, even reaching 900 degrees Fahrenheit in some locations.

By 1981, it was reported that even graves at the local cemetery had dropped into the fiery abyss,

and smoke had begun pouring out from large sinkholes developing across the town.

In 1992, the government bought the city out, and it has since been officially abandoned,

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