This Ohio home built entirely underground hits the market for $850,000 with a grass-covered roof that the owners literally have to mow | World News

This Ohio home built entirely underground hits the market for $850,000 with a grass-covered roof that the owners literally have to mow | World News

A remarkable home in Huron, Ohio, has gone on the market for $850,000 with a design that makes it look as though the landscape has swallowed the house. Built into the side of a hill, the earth-sheltered property is about 90% underground, according to listing agent Laurie Brill. Its concrete roof is covered with dirt…

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Shah Rukh Khan's 'Mannat' to have few new floors,' reveals Anand Pandit as he opens up on the renovation of the actor's iconic Mumbai house |

Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Mannat’ to have few new floors,’ reveals Anand Pandit as he opens up on the renovation of the actor’s iconic Mumbai house |

Anand Pandit may be a familiar in Bollywood as a producer as he backed films such as Indra Kumar’s 2017 adventure comedy ‘Total Dhamaal’ and its latest sequel ‘Dhamaal 4’. But filmmaking is only one part of his business empire. Pandit also runs a luxury real estate venture that counts some of Bollywood’s biggest names,…

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Chinese humanoid robots just beat Usain Bolt’s 100m record and the human high-jump record, are humans already losing to machines?

Chinese humanoid robots just beat Usain Bolt’s 100m record and the human high-jump record, are humans already losing to machines?

It seems technology is already outrunning humans not only in algorithms but also on the field. At a 100-meter sprint at the Beijing Robot Games, a humanoid robot is said to have beaten the human record of Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt. The robot named Lightning Bolt, achieved a result of 9.39 seconds, beating Bolt’s record…

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Rare Orchid Habitat: Since 2005, a Norfolk field was left untouched for over a decade without sowing a single seed; today it has turned into an overflowing rare orchid wonderland; scientists reveal magical land-healing traits

Rare Orchid Habitat: Since 2005, a Norfolk field was left untouched for over a decade without sowing a single seed; today it has turned into an overflowing rare orchid wonderland; scientists reveal magical land-healing traits

A Norfolk field was left untouched for over a decade in the early 2000s after farming there stopped. Nobody sowed a single seed. Nobody planted a single wildflower. The only human intervention was a traditional annual hay cut, which was followed by farmers for centuries.What happened next was no less than magical. Within ten to…

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American bison had been hunted to extinction in Mexico; 160 years later the country introduced 47 bison in 2025 and the ecosystem is slowly restoring itself

American bison had been hunted to extinction in Mexico; 160 years later the country introduced 47 bison in 2025 and the ecosystem is slowly restoring itself

After being absent from the grounds for approximately 160 years, the American bison has made a grand comeback to the landscapes of Coahuila, Mexico. According to a report by AS, the reintroduction of dozens of bison in part of the Chihuahuan Desert is positively impacting the surrounding ecosystem in numerous ways, said the body that…

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Rishabh Pant surpasses MS Dhoni, becomes first India wicketkeeper to score 2,500 away Test runs | Cricket News

Rishabh Pant plays a shot as Sri Lanka’s Niroshan Dickwella watches during day two of the second Test. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant has moved past legendary MS Dhoni to become India’s highest run-scorer as a designated wicketkeeper in away or neutral Tests, adding another major milestone to his growing record book.Pant crossed 2,500…

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He has a PhD, MPhil, multiple degrees and years of academic experience, yet drives a cab after college hours; Why Dr E Thirumalai Raja’s viral resume is raising questions about India’s academic system

When an Indian Railways officer named Ananth Rupanagudi posted a resume on X, he did not expect the response he got. He asked his followers to zoom in. To read carefully. To look at what this man had built in classrooms, in research halls, in conference rooms, and in journal pages and to ask themselves…

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A 20-year-old archaeology student found gold just 90 minutes into her first dig, the 1,200-year-old discovery is raising new questions about medieval Britain

A 20-year-old archaeology student found gold just 90 minutes into her first dig, the 1,200-year-old discovery is raising new questions about medieval Britain

She struck gold literally. An hour and a half into her first excavation, an American archaeology student found an artefact extremely valuable for Britain’s history. Dating back to the ninth century, the small, ornate artefact is believed to have had a ceremonial purpose.Yara Souza, a Florida-native and an undergraduate at Newcastle University in northern England,…

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