The underground city of Derinkuyu, Cappadocia, Türkiye.
It had the capacity to house up to 20,000 people, and included stables, kitchens, and wine cellars. Its natural ventilation system consisted of more than 50 shafts connecting the lower levels to the surface. Taking advantage of differences in temperature and air pressure, it created a chimney effect. The design allowed for the continuous circulation of fresh air and the removal of stale air, without the need for electricity. Furthermore, the shafts were discreet and, in some cases, also served as water sources, ensuring safety and survival for the inhabitants who, for some unknown reason, needed to hide.
Barabar Cave, India.
Carved into solid granite with rudimentary tools. How did they achieve this precision and mirrored effect in the stone? Hammer and Chisel they say.
This 5-minute video about a fantasy world was made entirely with Seedance 2.0, the Chinese AI from the owners of TikTok.
The entire English-speaking audiovisual world has turned against them. They've been overtaken.
Esta montaña en China arde cada mañana porque el sol la golpea en un ángulo perfecto y las nubes se mueven constantemente.
Es un fenómeno llamado resplandor alpino.
In a crazy never before seen weather occurrence in Kamchatka Russia, the entire city is buried in an incredible amount of snow. The worry now is the flooding that's going to happen when it melts this spring.