New Zealand: 6 hours, 3 earthquakes
Early this morning (May 14) in local time, 3 earthquakes of 5.4 magnitude magnitude have occurred continuously in central New Zealand within 6 hours. There are still no…
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Early this morning (May 14) in local time, 3 earthquakes of 5.4 magnitude magnitude have occurred continuously in central New Zealand within 6 hours. There are still no…
Scientists predict that within a few million years a gap of about 60km in the Afar valley (belonging to Ethiopia and Eritrea) could become a new ocean in Africa.
The London Underground in England is the world's oldest subway system since it was introduced to the public in 1863. In total length, this is the largest system in the w…
In order to escape the heat above the ground, Australians dug the soil and built a suburban town.
The fireflies on the 30 million-year-old limestone cave in New Zealand sparkle with light, making observers feel like standing under the starry sky.
Hundreds of meters long corridors, large beams, many areas are continuing to be dug deep ... all make a bustling construction site in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City.
Underground nuclear facility 816 in Chongqing Province, China reopened after a year of renovation.
Only a short time later, the subway will no longer be the only underground destination in New York with the appearance of Lowline Park.
Instead of the usual pointy shape, the stalactites that lie deep in the underground cave in Yucatan (Mexico) have a rather strange shape like a bell.
The congestion scene showed signs of reduction after Hanoi opened Thanh Xuan underground tunnel at the first 4-floor intersection in Vietnam, on the morning of January 8.
The interlocking tunnel system of more than 320 km long, full of works serving the life of the war in South Vietnam, shocked the international tourists.
Below the most modern pedestrian street in Vietnam is an underground tunnel with a center for water music control, lighting systems, CCTV and modern toilets for visitors.
Industrial revolution and the process of urbanization in many big cities like London and New York caused many rivers to land to make room for construction works.
People always stay away from the volcano when they operate, but 6 New Zealand men bet their lives ...