"Under" is the world's largest underwater restaurant that sits submerged 16 feet in the North Sea. Moody mist envelops the outer shell of Noway's new underwater restaurant.Snøhetta At 16 feet below sea level diners can experience a panoramic view of the sea outside.Snøhetta A window to the sea.Snøhetta The muted tones in the restaurant mimic the quietude of being underwater.Snøhetta Organic design choices make this a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Snøhetta Local carpentry workshop, Hamran, designed the furniture exclusively for the restaurant with chairs intended to look like tree branches. Read More...
Septum Piercings Septum piercings are common across many cultures. Left, a member of the Asmat tribe. Right, an American woman. Image Source: Pin Image
Septum piercings are quite common among tribal peoples, often used to make warrior men look fierce. The Asmat tribe in Irian Jaya, Indonesia will stretch these piercings to as much as 25mm in diameter, allowing for the leg bone of a pig or the femur of a killed enemy to be placed within it. Read More...
Craters quickly growing across Russia have mystified scientists over the past few years. But most can agree that they're not a good sign.VASILY BOGOYAVLENSKY/AFP/Getty Images
The name of the Yamal Peninsula in Siberia translates literally to the “End of the Earth.”
It’s a disturbingly appropriate name for a place where the effects of global warming are materializing in the form of giant, gas-leaking sinkholes.
The mysterious holes began appearing in 2014 — the first measuring more than 50 feet wide. Read More...