Underground mines are facilities where minerals and resources are extracted from beneath the Earth's surface. These mines are accessed through tunnels or shafts, allowing miners to reach valuable materials like gold, coal, and copper. The underground environment requires careful planning and safety measures to protect workers from hazards such as cave-ins and gas leaks. Mining operations in underground mines often involve the use of specialized equipment, including drills, conveyors, and ventilation systems. These tools help in the efficient extraction and transport of materials while ensuring a safe working atmosphere. Proper management and technology are essential for minimizing environmental impacts and maintaining the structural integrity of the mine.