Living underground

In the remote South Australian desert, temperatures reach 125 °F / 51 °C – in the shade. Can you imagine the air conditioning bills? Neither could the residents of Coober Pedy, the world's only underground town. Coober Pedy's Chimneys / (c) Nicholas James Coober Pedy is a small mining town wit

Underground homes can cut down on heating and cooling costs significantly. Check out what underground homes look like across the globe.

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Here's what happens when mining for opals has the added benefit of expanding the bedroom.

A MAN incredibly discovered the world's largest ancient underground city where 20,000 people lived while chasing his chickens. The unidentified bloke stumb

The image shows a dimly lit, concrete underground tunnel with multiple levels connected by long staircases. The tunnel's curved walls are lined with small lights and feature a series of arched recesses. The overall atmosphere is cool, dark, and slightly eerie, suggesting an abandoned or forgotten location.

Amid the strange fairy chimney stacks of eroded rock that litter the landscape of Cappadocia in central Turkey, ...

Richard T. Broadwater is raising funds for Blackout: Journey Into Darkness (Canceled) on Kickstarter! Blackout is a post-apocalyptic dungeon crawler set in the Northern Wastes. Blackout offers GM, solo and co-op play for 1-5 players.

The Forestiere Underground Gardens (pictured) were tunneled out in the early 1900s by Sicilian immigrant and citrus farmer Baldassare Forestiere, who dug it by hand, in California.

I can't tell you how satisfying it is to identify an uncredited viral photo from the internet. I must have come across this picture of an underground cave cottage/ hobbit house/ Flinstones shack – whatever the internet was calling it – more than a dozen times on my internet travels. It could have be