One of the things that's so extraordinary about subterranean spaces and the subterranean landscape [is that] everything is magnified underground.
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To grow crops, colonists will likely build subterranean hydroponic greenhouses.
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I venture into one the planet's many, vast subterranean caverns.
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In the more closeted British system, much is still subterranean.
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That is why many, particularly men, keep their passion subterranean.
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But revisiting Stockton seemed to be having a subterranean effect.
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Volvo isn't going subterranean with its trucks simply for sport.
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The anticipation for the subterranean history galleries already feels mythic.
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Italian photographer Antonio Faccilongo documented Beijing's subterranean community in Atomic Rooms.
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Chung also oversees the Subterranean Challenge and plenty more at DARPA.
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The subterranean pool would also help minimize damage during an earthquake.
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Subterranean Storm is out on Friday October 28th on Mule Musiq.
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Minor eruptions become infrequent, and magma accumulates in the subterranean reservoir.
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Workers leave red footprints in the subterranean hallways of the complex.
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The resort also features a subterranean spa and traditional Icelandic restaurant.
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" The most cited Dylan lyric, he said, came from "Subterranean Homesick Blues.
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There was this whole subterranean social media campaign that we never saw.
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Click through to see the best beauty looks of our subterranean sisters.
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The resighted species had significantly larger optical lobes than their subterranean relatives.
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A subterranean section of striated Iranian marble stores and displays heritage publications.
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Each represents a progression of our understanding and interaction with subterranean geology.
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A steady, heartbeat of deep, subterranean bass from low-lying sub-woofers.
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"subterranean" dark side of Western culture had "finally come to the surface"
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After 10 minutes of panicked exploration, I come across a subterranean lake.
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Before you leave, you cast your eyes over the bleak subterranean room.
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How did you film the famous opening sequence for "Subterranean Homesick Blues"?
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Mixed martial arts is a game of supernal heights and subterranean lows.
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Both stories focus on the violent subterranean of the ongoing gender war.
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Between Masaccio's frescoes and Independence Day, a subterranean river has flowed vivaciously.
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For those opting to drive themselves, there are 950 subterranean parking spots.
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But yes, freeze-dried foods and subterranean real estate are in demand.
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The E is subterranean for its entire route, which keeps it warm.
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Its candlelit tables are dotted across a subterranean warren of small caves.
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Hamas officials insisted they would not be fazed by Israel's subterranean wall.
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To truly appreciate Naples, old and new, head into its subterranean belly.
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Like a subterranean basketball court that could be converted into a pool.
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On the first subterranean level is the home's modern gym and spa.
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Recently they hit quartz, which may become the subterranean floors and stairs.
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The Hypogeum is a cavernous subterranean structure dating back 5000 years ago.
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Depending on any given line's age, some stations are more subterranean than others.
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Lastly, working in a subterranean studio feeds into the imagery in my work.
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The house pays homage to its history with subterranean rooms and multiple entrances.
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The Evolution Underground: Burrows, Bunkers, and the Marvellous Subterranean World Beneath Our Feet.
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In Jon Snow's mind, where there is a subterranean shelter, there is attraction.
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Subterranean cousins, such as the parsnip and the turnip are both mainly white.
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Erosion on Mars has uncovered large, steep cross-sections of clean, subterranean ice.
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But only if you set the bar at a level that is subterranean.
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Here are photos that show how obsessed the wealthy are with subterranean homes.
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In Italy, he tracks the flow of a partly subterranean river, the Timavo.
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But don't let the understated appearance dissuade you — it's a subterranean, hidden gem.
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Keep in mind this is a subterranean environment well below the East River.
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A single subterranean mat in Oregon is three times larger than Central Park.
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Potomac Theater Project arrives back in New York for its latest subterranean season.
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"They're the subterranean root structure that we build everything on," Ms. Valk said.
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Carnegie Hall's subterranean chamber music hall hosts a veritable summit of new music.
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They had been failing for two decades, slowly, in a sleepy subterranean wave.
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Chichén Itzá sits atop a complex subterranean water system that includes sinkholes called cenotes.
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And these badass truth-tellers quickly got to work debunking our biggest subterranean legends.
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Discover everything you need to know about DARPA's Subterranean Challenge with Dr. Tim Chung.
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Image: MOLAArchaeologists in London have re-discovered a subterranean ice house near Regent's Park.
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The raj's administrators were blind to their role in socialising and as subterranean caravanserais.
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Both of these moons are covered in ice, and feature vast subterranean liquid oceans.
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Europa. (Image: NASA)Jupiter's moon Europa features a warm subterranean ocean covered in ice.
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The home also comes with a subterranean eight-car garage and a tennis court.
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Enceladus. (Image: NASA)Saturn's moon Enceladus features a warm subterranean ocean covered in ice.
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Subterranean cemetery The solution is to go deep -- and not just six feet under.
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And unlike their open-air cousins, London's subterranean skeeters seemed to love biting humans.
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The Dune Art Museum is made up of a collection of subterranean concrete galleries.
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Today, Amsterdam artist Diana Scherer is taking the art of topiary to subterranean levels.
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At one point, they hauled Ms. Mobley, 40, up a 185-foot subterranean cliff.
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In today's 360 video, explore the museum's new subterranean spaces devoted to performance art.
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Then one mouse grabbed a crumb and the subterranean denizens went their separate ways.
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The proposal reroutes traffic to a subterranean roadway that would also include underground parking.
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It's a far cry from our current subterranean rat's maze constructed in the 1960s.
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The subterranean tunnel inspections that hadn't been done in two decades are now being done.
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It's seen gateways to the underworld, subterranean bubbles, and the awakening of frozen, undead plagues.
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But don't let all of those subterranean starches scare you; it's actually really healthy too.
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Excluding some subterranean fungi, the sequoia is the biggest organism ever known to have existed.
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Here's how Capy describes it: Test your adventurer mettle against The Isle's procedural subterranean labyrinths.
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The end result will be a massive subterranean cemetery with space for 22,000 burial spots.
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Going underground, the robots in the Subterranean Challenge will face a particular kind of hell.
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Mischa Leinkauf's images of subterranean urban worlds are formally arresting and packed with metaphorical meaning.
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When he can do "Subterranean Homesick Blues" front to back you know you've bossed parenthood.
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The 10-car, subterranean garage can turn into a disco with backlit ceilings and floors.
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I'm probably a bluesy romantic subterranean at heart, with a strong proclivity for anything silly.
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CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs dress, eat, train and party in a subterranean fortress of attitude.
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Not one of the graves was an elaborately disguised entrance to a nefarious subterranean lair.
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On this escalator, two columns of people ride, passively, between the subterranean and the terminal.
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Cappadocia, Turkey is home to beautifully colored geo-formations, vast cave systems and subterranean towns.
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Some sort of subterranean rail carriage designed to transport commuters throughout the greater metropolitan area?
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Yet the entire book is personal because I draw upon experience in a subterranean way.
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The Louvre will close on Friday to move artwork upstairs from the subterranean lower floors.
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Did you know that 99 percent of the Internet's power is supplied via subterranean cables?
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Under Lila Neugebauer's direction, Cristin Milioti and William Jackson Harper star as a subterranean couple.
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Start or end the day in the candlelit subterranean plunge pool and hammam steam room.
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The home also comes with a secret underground tunnel and a 40-car subterranean garage.
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And the subterranean subtext rears its ugly head: human nature's ignorant abuse of nature nature.
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The gravity signals in the Laotian volcanic field indicated the presence of a subterranean crater.
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The trailer shows Bond and Safin sitting opposite each other in a minimalistic subterranean lair.
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President Trump is a disaster; a Frankenstein monster animated in some subterranean alt-right lab.
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"There should be no rockets under the ground," she said, referring to the subterranean stocks.
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That may soon extend to the subterranean, as Israel seeks to block tunnel passages underground.
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SR388 is divided into a number of subterranean areas, each connected by a series of elevators.
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The story was originally published as a hardcover book, but Subterranean Press also published it online.
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The team built spiraling bookshelves that moved with them to a new, subterranean location in 21990.
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As the pressure from fresh water eases, it allows in more salt water from subterranean streams.
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More than 500,000 subterranean termites were introduced into the soil around the house in early March.
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Fidget spinners are all the more fun to the degree they're subterranean, with most adults clueless.
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For instance, a subterranean tunnel or oil reservoir can yield relatively tiny changes in local gravity.
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So how long have the subterranean forces that brought us to this juncture been at work?
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The small team is one of a dozen or so currently competing in DARPA's Subterranean Challenge.
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Hadid's favorite space, however, is the subterranean Moroccan room, laden with silk pillows and calming candles.
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Israel announced it was accelerating the creation of a new subterranean wall around Gaza in August.
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The pressure has squeezed subterranean deposits of salt to the surface, where they form colorful mountains.
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The subterranean passages joining art and science in the domain of VR are impossible to ignore.
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It allowed us to believe in our subterranean dissent, but who was conning whom, at bottom?
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You fail if you're rounded up by shocktroopers and left to rot in subterranean jail cells.
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The sale price includes subterranean water rights, which are essential for agricultural land, Mr. Ridgway said.
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The myths of their drinking ran like subterranean rivers underneath all the drinking I was doing.
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On a relatively quiet edge of SoHo, in a subterranean space beneath the James Hotel SoHo.
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In fact, a (brief) visit confirms that Penn Station 2.0 — a subterranean hellhole — lacks absolute coherence.
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False reports of gunshots ricocheted through the subterranean rats' maze, sending confused travelers scrambling for cover.
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Yes, we encounter plenty of graffiti, cave paintings, stalactites, subterranean creatures and remnants of religious rituals.
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MOABs, as Business Insider's Rafi Letzter explained, blow up about six feet above a subterranean target.
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Today, a machine can cut through the subterranean darkness to measure a cave's interior with incredible accuracy.
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Water, in the form of one flickering stream of pixels after another, drips down the subterranean walls.
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The Guardians — mild spoiler alert— are fighting a subterranean battle, so there's a definite lack of light.
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Researchers thought that subterranean water could have been rising to the surface and causing the dark streaks.
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Subterranean lava tubes may offer the greatest radiation protection, so the show's fictional settlers will go underground.
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El Chapo's career spanned the past four decades, and his success was defined by his subterranean inclinations.
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Observed through a microscope, the subterranean cyanobacteria appeared similar to their cousins that live on the surface.
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What if a subterranean species of hivemind beings erupted from the earth to eliminate humans from existence?
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A better understanding of the subterranean will help those resources to be extracted more cheaply and cleanly.
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The discovery is significant because there are only four families of such subterranean tadpoles in the world.
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Members of the Illuminati (which naturally include all the G20 world leaders) typically meet in subterranean bunkers.
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Which is why for its next robotics competition, Darpa is going underground, with the Darpa Subterranean Challenge.
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Previous research showed that these caverns, should they exist, would be stable enough for subterranean lunar bases.
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In the cold months, patrons spend evenings near the fireplace playing darts in the subterranean parlor bar.
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On Friday, six astronauts will descend 800 meters into the rich subterranean cave system of Sardinia, Italy.
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The swarms are believed to have been caused by a subterranean chamber that's gradually filling with magma.
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"Hop down here," he said, moving down into a subterranean pit beneath the apparatus and looking around.
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And she talked about how fungi send out subterranean tentacles, which fuse with those of other fungi.
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Things got even better when they asked if we wanted to premier a track from Subterranean Storm.
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It's a dystopian sci-fi movie with a limited color palette set in a subterranean restrictive society.
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On "AS CRUST" the duo drag up sounds from subterranean depths, and process them far beyond recognition.
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Think the Mariana Trench, or Antarctica's subterranean liquid Lake Vostok, or Spain's salty and sulphurous Lake Tirez.
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The street artist constructed three subterranean rooms out of abandoned manholes throughout the Lodi district of Milan.
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Even when it's celebratory, that wail is barbed, erupting from a place rapt and courageous and subterranean.
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Writers are always happy to encounter their readers, but a subterranean one was especially meaningful to me.
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Subterranean diversity rivals that of the surface, with most underground organisms yet to be discovered or characterized.
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A trapdoor leads to a subterranean space that could be used as a wine cellar, he said.
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Take a look inside four homes with incredible subterranean lairs that you have to see to believe.
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And if you're up for some subterranean Netflix and chill, there's also a movie theater down here.
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He developed UK training in Soviet urban doctrine, subterranean recce capability & urban anti-tank guided weapon procedures.
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Additionally, fracking, in which liquids are injected at high pressure into subterranean rock, can lead to earthquakes.
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Especially when you're talking about swarms of humans trudging through subterranean networks and hopping between hurtling, silver boxes.
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The moon features a vast, warm subterranean ocean, one sandwiched between an icy crust and a rocky core.
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He demonstrated it to me from the trunk of his car in a subterranean parking structure in Beijing.
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These were often used as a first step into a tunnel that led to a subterranean winter house.
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If you want deep subterranean bass for artists like Aphex Twin or Feed Me, the iSines have it.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to an iFunny user who requested anonymity and who mapped out the subterranean radicalized space.
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At first, scientists suspected the glittering craters were filled with water ice; oozing, perhaps, from a subterranean ocean.
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In "the tunnel", as the men call their subterranean prison, Vollie survives by eating his wounded comrades' food.
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Autocorrect goes haywire within the 10 foot-thick, lead-lined, nuclear blast-proof walls of my subterranean lair.
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Fracking is a contentious practice of blasting subterranean rocks to break them open and extract oil or gas.
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The subterranean floors beneath the master suite house a wine cellar and a home theater worth $1.3 million.
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"The myths of Iowa City drinking ran like subterranean rivers beneath the drinking we were doing," she writes.
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The Hamptons homestead features even more lavish surprises underground, including a subterranean basketball court, movie theater and bar.
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Scientists say that they are discovering vast amounts of carbon-based life in the little understood subterranean zone.
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The news media called these subterranean residents the rat tribe, and the shelters gained a reputation for neglect.
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For two years, I ran Subterranean Gallery, an apartment gallery started by my friend Ayla Rexroth in 2010.
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Most karez start at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, tapping into subterranean aquifers fed by glacial runoff.
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But recently, more and more New York restaurants have been expanding their presence from street level to subterranean.
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The CIA's subterranean clashes with Presidents Kennedy, Nixon, and Carter are central to the history of those presidencies.
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Plunge ink deep enough into the skin and there it will sit, suspended in subterranean connective tissue forever.
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Ms. Channing's voice, gravel-toned and capable of sinking to subterranean levels, was as distinctive as her appearance.
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A subterranean space has the appearance of a friendly dungeon and could be used as a wine cellar.
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Second is the purifying ritual of plunging, and third is immersing in it and exploring its subterranean secrets.
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Ana Te Pahu — the largest lava tube on the island — allows more than one kilometer of subterranean exploration.
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And while it's subterranean, it's still open to the sky above, so you can still get a suntan.
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His approval ratings are subterranean and it is treated as a fact in Westminster that his reputation is unsalvageable.
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Called "Fairy Circles," their formation has been attributed to everything from supernatural forces to poison gas and subterranean insects.
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As for the daylight, that was a sheer desire from having spent years in darkness and a subterranean context.
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Subterranean termites eat 24/7, making them the most destructive termite found in the U.S., according to the NPMA.
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And pending regulatory approval, Grimes's boyfriend plans to offer free subterranean rides to the public in a few months.
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By contrast, the Dune's subterranean galleries invoke the caves in which the most primitive human art was first daubed.
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In his previous book, "Silence: In the Age of Noise", Mr Kagge emphasised the quiet of subterranean New York.
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WaveSense specializes in ground-penetrating radar that creates subterranean maps to help vehicles navigate through snow, rain and fog.
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Much of that funding has come courtesy of various DARPA Challenges, like the Subterranean Challenge launched late last year.
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In the Kickstarter video, she sang a tribute to Bob Dylan's 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' while holding up title cards.
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The subterranean explosion also caused the collapse of the nuclear chamber at the at Punggye-ri nuclear test site.
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Genetic endowments allow these subterranean rodents to thrive in otherwise inhabitable abodes, such as burrows crawling with venomous ants.
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They're calling it the Subterranean Challenge, but you may as well call it the Death to All Robots Challenge.
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It's hard not to lose yourself in this sprawling subterranean empire populated by memorable, if bizarre and forlorn characters.
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They'll be used as a sort of high-speed subterranean ferry system for cars, including his all-electric vehicles.
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Do you have any mementos you saved from "Dont Look Back" — any of the cards from "Subterranean Homesick Blues"?
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Arthur brought to this semi-subterranean world of cronies, cash, and cigars a bonhomie that gradually edged toward dissipation.
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This condominium comes with two parking spaces in a subterranean garage and is designated as a live-work unit.
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Thousands of red-sided garter snakes have gradually awakened from an eight-month nap in their subterranean limestone lairs.
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An exploration of Du's evolving style, it's full of electronic squalls and subterranean industry, with glimpses of melody beyond.
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One of the residence's most impressive features is a massive subterranean wine cellar that cost seven figures to create.
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One mom friend texted me that she was taking an important phone call from her building's subterranean laundry room.
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One last thing: If The Narrow Door's mood is a long, diffuse friendship, then what's lurking, subterranean, is catastrophe.
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Subterranean tremors caused by an experimental geothermal plant may have triggered South Korea's second-worst earthquake in its history.
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This latest volume, extending his peerless, lyrical attention to the subterranean, is profound in every sense of the word.
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Like the inverse of that luminous, orderly piece, "Catacomb" was dark, tangled, subterranean, yet still pristine in its structure.
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Dozens took to the sewers in a subterranean dash for freedom but turned back, sickened by the fetid dankness.
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He is conducting a subterranean assault on housing integration — the subject of his family's court battles in the 1970s.
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The series is set in Arcadia, a fictional American suburb, as well as the secret subterranean city beneath it.
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One nice thing about the drab crypt of Penn Station is the lack of pretension within the subterranean sprawl.
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The Escher-like inversion was simple but profound, a gesture that helped open to sculpture a new, subterranean dimension.
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Like Us, C.H.U.D. explicitly links its subterranean population to a real-world marginalized community — in this case, the homeless.
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The raccoon scurried back down into the sewer and disappeared, likely off in search of another delicious subterranean snack.
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More rocks, leaves, and finally earth cover the subterranean oven, which is marked by a ring of smooth stones.
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Plenty of geological features have yet to be discovered and understood—especially where things get watery, or subterranean, or both.
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With Chen as my guide, I descended into the dank, malodorous underworld to review the subterranean life that once existed.
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Ellison recently expanded the story into a full-length novel, "Blood&aposs A Rover," that Subterranean is publishing this month.
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There's been a subterranean street racing scene raging in Toronto's suburbs for years, but it's a difficult world to access.
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The colored areas on this USGS map show areas with soluable subterranean rocks with potential for cave or sinkhole formation.
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Millions of gallons of seawater poured down subway entrances, manholes, and thousands of other openings to the subterranean spaces below.
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These shafts would help passengers breath, as well as serve as emergency exits in the event of a subterranean disaster.
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Community members may give a thumbs up for subterranean robotic trash transport, but a thumbs down on data-collecting cameras.
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In June, Boring Company CEO Elon Musk confidently promised Chicago a yet-to-be-invented method of subterranean mass transit.
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Other less high-profile forms of subterranean fluid injection not related to fracking operations are also suspected of triggering earthquakes.
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The London Underground dates back to 1863, when the world's first subterranean railway was opened between Paddington and Farringdon Street.
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Known as "the city under ice," the subterranean base was built 125 miles (220 km) inland from the Greenland coast.
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If the lander is successful, a future mission to Europa could drill even further, maybe even reaching the subterranean ocean.
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The restoration process included installing walkways and railings so the public can now experience the beauty of the subterranean treasure.
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Subterranean tunnels found in the area are most commonly used for drug smuggling, according to the Customs and Border Patrol.
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The veins and arteries were traced down to the hearts—vast subterranean lakes, throbbing hot in chambers of contracting flesh.
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Saturn&aposs Moon Enceladus Has the Basic Ingredients For LifeSaturn's moon Enceladus features a warm subterranean ocean covered in ice.
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Israel hopes the new subterranean wall will accomplish what the 2014 war could not, and permanently end the tunnel threat.
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A subterranean exhibition in Manhattan's Midtown neighborhood features hundreds of lavender plants and a lighting system powered by Twitter streams.
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There are several doors leading in different directions, and the group splinters off through them uncertainly into the subterranean universe.
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It's that his standards for justifying policy are subterranean, and they lead him to say stupid, impulsive, and contemptuous things.
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A seminar room on the third floor of the building, and this bleak subterranean office to which you've been assigned.
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The 115 wells in Aliso Canyon can be imagined as long straws dipping into a vast subterranean sea of methane.
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The jockeying for power, always a subterranean theme at the annual bashes, was too much for Mr. Mugabe to ignore.
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Kind of like a trampoline, the subterranean bubble forcibly undulates as Sokolov puts pressure on one side using his foot.
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For the series, he averaged 22.8 points, 10.6 assists and 8.8 rebounds, but shot a subterranean 36 percent over all.
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We have had this very visceral relationship with subterranean spaces with as long as we've been human and much longer.
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The complex, which was designed as a subterranean mirror of Xianyang, was named a Unesco World Heritage site in 1987.
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Earlier this year, the town repaved the road on the route's final straightaway and renovated some of the subterranean waterworks.
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So, happy to trade streets & sceneryfor our anonymous tunnels,we bolted — dove back into the earth,natural subterranean creatureshurtling home.
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A subterranean, subliminal rumble is building across America, although large populations in the West and Northeast seem deaf to it.
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The home's most extraordinary amenity is six levels down by elevator, built into the rock below: a massive subterranean spa.
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One way to locate these subterranean features is to use instruments to see how well the rocks below conduct electricity.
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In this episode, the Enterprise is called to help a mining colony deal with a subterranean monster threatening its operation.
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He added that the findings indicated that subterranean spaces were more central to life in Chichén Itzá than previously recognized.
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Over time, this process weakens the subterranean structure and creates a cavernous hole that eventually causes the ground to collapse.
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One species, not yet named, grows no bigger than your thumb and has only been found dwelling in subterranean tunnels.
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Several other D&D staffers sat at the table, and we'd formed a motley party to drive off a subterranean menace.
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Parked in orbit around Saturn, the ice-covered moon features a warm subterranean ocean and the basic chemical ingredients for life.
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For the past 22014 years, strings of subterranean electrical wires have heated segments of the forest floor to an unnatural temperature.
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The weather is in perpetual grey-and-mizzly mode, your bank balance has reached subterranean levels, and David Bowie is dead.
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Because extremes in temperature are ironed out underground, the virtues of subterranean living have been used to human advantage as well.
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The lake seems to be a Martian cousin of familiar Earthly features such as Lake Vostok, a subterranean lake in Antarctica.
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There's also a well-equipped subterranean gym (borrow complimentary J. Lindeberg workout gear from reception) with trainers bookable for private sessions.
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The car park actually only provides room for around 100 cars (though there are 300 subterranean parking places beneath the development).
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Magma is always lurking under the surface of Kilauea, but it won&apost come out unless subterranean pressure pushes it out.
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Once inside, down two flights of stairs, the estate's buried secret is revealed: It's the entrance to the subterranean entertainment complex.
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Several other D&Ds taffers sat at the table, and we'd formed a motley party to drive off a subterranean menace.
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A subterranean paleo-detector would work in a manner similar to current direct-detection methods, according to Freese and her colleagues.
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Since I bought my first smartphone in 2008, the internet has oozed its way into the subterranean parts of my consciousness.
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Oysters equal luxury, after all, and what's more luxurious than slurping some while your subterranean chariot whisks you across the city?
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The story takes in dancehall as easily as it does Jersey club, ghetto house, and the subterranean clatters of UK grime.
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It is a vast subterranean space that stands as a monument to one of the biggest transportation blunders of all time.
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This subterranean city of the dead, inaugurated on October 30th, lies beneath Har HaMenuchot, Jerusalem's largest cemetery, which is nearly full.
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Jones, for anyone who hasn't been living under a rock ceiling in a subterranean doomsday bunker, is America's foremost conspiracy barker.
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It's sufficiently subterranean to give it a comforting burrow atmosphere, but with windows big enough to make it spacious and light.
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The subterranean storage tanks used by the gas station have been removed, and construction on the building will start in May.
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There was little to suggest the violence and misfortune that had landed some of them in this subterranean warren of rooms.
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The rooftop madness has quickly transformed into subterranean, truly underground scene reminiscent and heavily influenced by cities like London and Berlin.
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He's a gifted lyricist, but his signature is his voice, which modulates effortlessly between a subterranean murmur and a high crackle.
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Fracking is the process of injecting liquid into subterranean rocks to widen fissures, granting access to previously impossible-to-reach reserves.
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"Some are subterranean; it may involve building towards the back of the library, but not encroaching on it," Mr. Wardropper said.
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It doesn't always make up for the subterranean feel, but plenty of buyers are glad just to have the extra space.
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A sleek aesthetic extends through Boxotel's airy, poured-concrete lobby and to 175B, a subterranean gallery showcasing Quebec and Canadian artists.
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So everything you encounter in a subterranean space, in pitch darkness, when you're surrounded by these strange echoes, is inherently magnified.
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Most of all, it is the work done in a small, subterranean office in the parking lot of the club's stadium.
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But it's just one of many mysterious microbes living in a massive subterranean habitat that until recently has been practically invisible.
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Rumors that had hatched about a noon report arrival were scuttled once Mr. Barr grabbed lunch in the department's subterranean cafeteria.
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On a recent morning, light poured into a subterranean vault that had not seen the sun since the early 20th century.
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The Sackler Gallery is a squat, geometric building that unspools into a subterranean museum beneath one of the Smithsonian's public gardens.
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Seeing what's hidden from the outside world was vital, according to History Revealed, because the subterranean structure was "a real wonder."
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The Fox shareholder meeting took place in a much smaller ballroom on a subterranean level, with fewer than 60 people present.
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The pipe, according to the city, was installed in 1932 and like much of New York's subterranean utilities, verges on antique.
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Deep-cleaning crews have visited many of the grimiest concrete subterranean stations — in some cases, for the first time in years.
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Racial bigotry, fearmongering and scapegoating are no longer subterranean in our political discourse; the dog whistles have been replaced by bullhorns.
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On Monday, Ford and local fire department officials were considering the impact of a fire contained to a subterranean electrical substation.
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We Carkeet fans are a lonesome bunch, never sure when or where some other member of our subterranean confraternity will surface.
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This subterranean safe house can hold up to 2.25 billion seeds and currently contains some 5,000 species of essential food crops.
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When Penn Station became during the mid-1960s a subterranean rat's maze, the city seemed to be heading very definitely south.
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Take the L train to Third Avenue and pop down into Decibel, a graffiti-covered subterranean bunker in operation since 1993.
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Ellison&aposs death was confirmed Thursday to The Associated Press by Bill Schafer, an editor with Subterranean Press, the author&aposs publisher.
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It's thought that this subterranean ocean, through the forces of friction, is creating a secondary magnetic field that's interacting with Jupiter's field.
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When people think of the Mole Man, they might think of a superhero villain lurking in the subterranean depths of the Earth.
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The company will still retain its Manhattan store, which includes its own subterranean warehouse, where workers, too, voted to unionize last February.
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Excitingly, similar conditions may have emerged elsewhere, such as the ancient seas on Mars, or the subterranean oceans of Europa and Enceladus.
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The cenotes of Yucatán, still mostly unexplored, have galvanized some of the best cave divers to prowl through these nightmarish subterranean labyrinths.
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Although that'll help lessen the time spent in Penn Station's subterranean confines, it won't do anything to fix the potential infrastructure nightmare.
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As hyper-dense urban environments fill in skylines, they need to be supported by increasingly complex subterranean infrastructure—electrical, sewers, subways, etc.
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"We're looking at existing subterranean spaces and nonpublic spaces that could be utilized," said Ian Wardropper, the museum's director, in an interview.
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The owners, the husband-and-wife pair Tarek Debira and Patricia Ageheim, modeled the subterranean chambers after Marie Antoinette's boudoir in Versailles.
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She'd been frightened by the metal grating between the building's outer and inner doors, the hard steps leading to our subterranean floor.
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The Texas blind salamander is a subterranean-dwelling species found primarily in the San Marcos Pool of the Edwards Aquifer in Texas.
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But we got there by way of a season-long arc about a German construction crew building Fring's subterranean mega-meth lab.
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At Riddling Widow, the bar which formerly occupied the subterranean space, Arce hosted a namesake weekly party involving D.J.s, champagne and snacks.
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The visitor encounters the locked door to the basement — the home of subterranean (read: subconscious) desires of the now physically mature woman.
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Guests strolled through the lobby in white bathrobes and slippers on their way down to the balmy, subterranean pool and sauna facilities.
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They can last minutes, which makes them less like a single subterranean blast and more like a series of explosions moving outward.
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He owns a huge house in London that is worth more than $150 million and is equipped with a subterranean swimming pool.
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Her elusiveness, along with a subterranean sensuality, has made her a force field, her often-troubled characters magnetizing filmmakers and audiences alike.
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Descending the staircase into the restaurant feels akin to sliding down the Batpole into a sleek, jazzy subterranean haven from all that.
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On the lower level, they carved out three bedrooms and a bathroom with a subterranean shower illuminated by a ground-level skylight.
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A secret underground tunnel runs from the basement to the swimming below, and a subterranean garage can hold up to 40 vehicles.
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He got around this by creating a subterranean space, invisible above ground and linked to each section of the house by steps.
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Many parts of Italy contain subterranean riches, and over the centuries, countless edifices have incorporated or adapted the ruins of previous eras.
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There is also a small kiva — a circular, semi-subterranean spiritual and community center — whose carefully laid roof timbers are still intact.
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One was to level the compound and any possible subterranean passageways beneath it by dropping some two-dozen 2,000-pound bombs on it.
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The 1966 novel by Robert Heinlein takes place in the 2070s, on the moon, which, in this future, hosts a subterranean penal colony.
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Hundreds of miles below our feet, there is a subterranean mountain range with peaks that may rival the Himalayas, says a new study.
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Eyes closed, you could be fooled into thinking you were in a dark, subterranean dungeon rather than a breezy field under the stars.
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Although Congress banned FGM over 20 years ago, the subterranean nature of the practice has made it hard to crack down on offenders.
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Some researchers have hypothesized that, like Europa or Enceladus, Pluto's heart might be sheltering an enormous subterranean ocean that's contributing to its heaviness.
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I set out to familiarize myself with my subject, inviting a friend for Cosmos at Pépé le Moko, a subterranean Portland cocktail venue.
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In theory, "biogeochemical" prospecting is a simple matter of collecting leaves from across a site and mapping mineral concentrations to reveal subterranean treasures.
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As reported in Bloomberg, this amounted to almost 400,000 miles of subterranean cables, pipelines, wires, and conduits that could circle Earth 16 times.
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The subterranean tunnels are Musk's plan to reduce traffic, which he has said is a scourge in major U.S. cities — particularly Los Angeles.
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And it is expanding 25-fold its dark-matter-investigating Jinping underground laboratory, in Sichuan province, making that the world's largest subterranean lab.
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Skulls and crystal decanters dotted the indoor landscape, and original black-light art glowed on the walls, giving the space a subterranean feel.
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A subterranean spa features a narrow pool decorated with blue-lit disco balls and ergonomic loungers, a sauna and exercise and massage rooms.
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However, respite has come not from the skies, nor the ground nor ocean through technological tricks to tap subterranean aquifers and desalinate seawater.
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But what happens to water at the municipal treatment plant, or on its subterranean journey, can have unintended side effects within the home.
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There's nothing sinister in allowing yourself a bit of fantasy, some room to surrender to some more subterranean inclinations — no plastic fangs necessary.
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Today, it is funding research in artificial intelligence and machine learning, subterranean exploration and deep-space satellites, high-performance molecules and better GPS.
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I was immediately drawn in by the beauty of the work and later intrigued when I learned of its subterranean and improvisational origins.
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To enter, you must wait in line before descending through a replica of a red British telephone booth into a small subterranean space.
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The subterranean journey has become an existential slog, with semi-regular power outages plaguing train riders and traffic jams clogging the Holland Tunnel.
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In "Underland," set to be released in the United States by Norton on June 4, Macfarlane turns his attention to the subterranean world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Throughout the Lodi district of Milan, Italy, artist Biancoshock has transformed abandoned manholes into miniature subterranean rooms.
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The classic car, which could be worth more than $100,000, is gathering dust in a subterranean parking garage at FIFA's headquarters in Zurich.
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With the tone and decay controls on the 2909, the bass drum sounds could also be sustained and broadened to suggest subterranean melodies.
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His ambition was to turn them into one huge house with a subterranean pool, a gym and a garage with a car lift.
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A block away, the subterranean jazz club Sous La Terre entertains night owls after midnight with live music from the keyboardist Henry Pugh.
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These are the denizens of this subterranean world, perpetuating this repulsive system by not speaking out against it and forswearing its tainted rewards.
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The pyramid was built atop a subterranean river around 900 A.D., and archaeologists have long known that a smaller pyramid lies beneath it.
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The big, glass cube was a radical departure from prior electronics stores, serving as the entrance to a 24-hour subterranean retail location.
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This subterranean safe house holds more than 5,000 species of essential food crops, including hundreds of thousands of varieties of wheat and rice.
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They lived in a "subterranean world" without formal rights, documents or sense of belonging, at risk of violence and easy prey to traffickers.
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Such subterranean junctions permit exchange between individual trees of food, water, minerals and even micro-organisms, to create what some regard as a superorganism.
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This new PNAS study is now the first to consider subterranean pathways for the storage and release of radioactive contaminants following a nuclear disaster.
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In the process, a subterranean passage from the saint's tomb to the tank was uncovered, along with water springs and the well's wooden foundations.
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Caption: When you erect a colony in a subterranean lava tube on Mars, covering the ductwork and wiring isn't a high-priority decorating job.
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Yet even though China and North Korea appear happy to coexist on the mountain, subterranean rumblings between 2002 and 2005 hint at a risk.
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It changed venues a few times, but I only attended when it was at The End, a huge, subterranean space near Tottenham Court Road.
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The defense secretary also relayed that US forces told Baghdadi to surrender during the raid but he refused, disappearing down into a subterranean area.
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In part it is to do with the problem of exhibition-making in these shapeless, characterless, gray-walled subterranean galleries, lit by artificial light.
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The home is built just above the Blue Hole and the Roaring River, both natural water features springing from a network of subterranean caves.
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The soldier guiding us through the subterranean maze whispers: "If this is what they have here, only God knows what they have in Mosul."
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The researchers represented the subterranean crust as a 3D volume of space, allowing them to visualize any strengths and weaknesses in the region's faults.
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Plunge into the moon's subterranean ocean (on a futuristic version of this ice-diving robot?) to catch a glimpse of the beast up close.
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"I realized that the killing of thousands of persons by subterranean machinery totally unknown to geologists... was worthy of a life work," he wrote.
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The night before, I'd gone to a subterranean kaiseki restaurant run entirely by women called Tsurutokame, where the likes of celebrities and politicians dine.
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Odysseus chose Scylla and I, too, would have opted for a terrestrial evil, the sea vortex probably concealing some subterranean meat with its beauty.
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One , having overgrown its original home, at the nearby Institute of Culinary Education, was invited by Atera, a client, into the restaurant's subterranean space.
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Similar passion can be found across the city in other subterranean workshops, nooks and utility closets, under elegant awnings and inside brass-fitted vestibules.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A subterranean reservoir in Houston, Texas, once slated for demolition is being reimagined as an unconventional art space.
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The Subterranean Challenge, or SubT Challenge, invites teams of researchers from all over the world to compete and find technological solutions for underground operations.
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In the subterranean world of the Beatrix gold mine, they shed their backpacks, taking out tools and meticulously prepared test tubes to collect samples.
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It follows UnderLA which visualized a subterranean landscape in the Los Angeles Aquifer, and Oscar-Zero on a nuclear launch center in North Dakota.
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It grew — up to three feet a year — sending out dark, gnarly, threadlike organs called rhizomorphs that explored the subterranean darkness, foraging for food.
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Eventually, you'll discover a vast subterranean quarry filled with floating rocks and a light switch that can transport you to a seemingly random motel.
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But during the Bush administration, much ink was spilled over the subterranean influence of Straussians like Mr. Kristol, who championed the war in Iraq.
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The hangar-like cave is so large that their wooden or bamboo-made residences form a small, subterranean village built along its undulating walls.
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At the same time, Mr. Corbyn, the beneficiary of subterranean expectations, appears to have been given a lift by simply not messing up badly.
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The clash between the Kims and the Parks opens up, as Bong literally adds a new subterranean layer to the traditional upstairs-downstairs dynamic.
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A subterranean field of lavender, planted by Martin Roth in Midtown Manhattan, is nurtured by lights that are largely controlled by the President's tweets.
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Bertha is the key tool in Seattle's $3.1 billion Alaskan Way Viaduct, a subterranean highway that will replace an aging, and seismically unsound, surface road.
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Our waitress leads us through a subterranean dining hall stocked full with camouflage, combat fatigues, polished silver stars, and vintage, white-washed anti-Reich propaganda.
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But he showed pre-recorded video footage of a newly built elevator station designed to carry passengers from street level to the tunnel's subterranean entryway.
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Something as complex as changing the infrastructure of the entire subterranean space of a major metropolitan city like Los Angeles takes time, but okay, dude.
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This revealed something significant: This volcanic rock began moving and shifting around the deep bowels of the subterranean supervolcano much more quickly than previously thought.
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The quick summary: in the film, Adelaide Wilson (Lupita Nyong'o) and her family are attacked by doppelgängers who have escaped from a hidden subterranean laboratory.
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"Subterranean Homesick Blues" might sound anarchic, but it is hard to make sense of "jump down a manhole / Light yourself a candle / Don't wear sandals".
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A developer for that mine, looking for new underground uses, contacted Mack about the subterranean real estate after she did an interview with the Economist.
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Miami is largely built on sand or swamp and has a high water-table, making subterranean parking expensive; building above ground is a better option.
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At 24 million square feet, the solar-powered campus will house 2000,24 employees and includes a 23,2000-square-foot subterranean auditorium that can seat 33,23.
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Extrapolating this concentration to the entire size of the Altiplano-Puna magma body, the researchers infer the presence of a tremendous subterranean "lake," of sorts.
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As far as terrestrial biochemists know, liquid water's peculiar properties make it a necessity for life, so subterranean oceans are seen as places worth examining.
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The plan is to use satellites already in orbit to detect and map geological and botanical features that might betray the presence of subterranean lithium.
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Today, THUMP is premiering the record's B-side, "When It Rains," a steamy, subterranean track with tightly swirling synths that builds to a mad climax.
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According to the agency, molecular hydrogen has been found in Enceladus' subterranean ocean, which bolsters the idea that the icy moon could host extraterrestrial microbes.
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Our first strong evidence for a subterranean ocean on Europa came from NASA's Galileo mission, which explored Jupiter and its moons in the late 1990s.
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Thanks to the subterranean mapping system ground-penetrating radar (GPR), geographers, archaeologists, and city planners are rediscovering the rich human history buried under our feet.
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The accumulation of condensation on surface landers and the detection of vast subterranean ice deposits suggest the stuff still lingers in gaseous and solid states.
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In the years since his Japan sojourn, he made similar forays into the subterranean zones of such cities as Moscow, Munich, and Vienna, among others.
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Early in the morning on Monday, May 245, the uptown 211 train lurches skyward from its subterranean shaft, rising into the light of the Bronx.
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In addition to hiding a warm subterranean ocean beneath its crust, Enceladus produces enough energy from its hydrothermal vents that could hypothetically support alien microbes.
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People have said Radiohead sound best where there's space to become immersed, so I head to the London Underground, a premier destination of subterranean immersion.
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Since then commuters from Long Island and New Jersey and passengers using Amtrak's regional rail lines have had to navigate an outdated, cramped, subterranean labyrinth.
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The Gritti used to suffer badly from acqua alta, until it built subterranean flood defenses as part of an 15-month renovation finished in 2013.
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"Probably there's never been anything so expensive in our country's history," Trump said at a subterranean command center here, surrounded by grim-faced state authorities.
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We hardly ever spoke to China, and had no idea they spent a large portion of the game burrowing underground and becoming a subterranean people.
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Tellingly, fear of a new October Revolution is driving many of these rich paranoiacs to purchase swank subterranean bunkers or beachfront property in New Zealand.
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The New Stand, the hipster version of a traditional newsstand, will open Sunday in TurnStyle, the new subterranean market at the Columbus Circle subway station.
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When the owner wanted to watch an even bigger screen, he would head down to the mega-home's state-of-the-art subterranean movie theater.
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During its first test, the Mole was shown to work, but it now appears that some inopportunely placed subterranean rocks could inhibit further drilling progress.
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A network of tunnels crisscrosses the former rebel enclave, subterranean spaces that served as a means of transport as well as weapons warehouses and factories.
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Colson Whitehead "The Underground Railroad," (Doubleday/Penguin Random House), centers on a slave who flees a Georgia plantation and escapes to a literal subterranean railroad.
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So now the latest frontier in the quest to carve out more parkland is the city's subterranean level — home to subways, sewage lines and rats.
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On that trip, we skipped the macabre crypt of the Capuchin friars, a subterranean chamber lined with bones, in favor of more ancient Roman catacombs.
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The term dive bar entered the lexicon in the 19th century as a way to describe a bar or opium den that was literally subterranean.
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The collapse in April of the Pu'u 'O'o crater, located in the east rift zone, may have coincided with the breakdown of a subterranean barrier.
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On March 25, a delegation of producers, studio executives and big-name actors will enter the subterranean 20143,000-seat Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, Calif.
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Darpa is currently hosting the Subterranean Challenge, which is a bit like their old Robotics Challenge from 2015 only for mapping and traversing underground environments.
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For "Massless," its digitally based exhibition, teamLab has blacked out the walls of four gallery spaces in the subterranean museum, using immersive and interactive installations.
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It has come to this, in a subterranean station that is already one of the most claustrophobic, confusing and spirit-throttling spaces in the city.
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It was in his subterranean den that he could make best use of his guitar, a gift from his grandmother, who encouraged him to sing.
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On another below-ground level is a tennis court built into a 15,000-square-foot space that was designed to convert into a subterranean ballroom.
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Inside Fox's subterranean Manhattan newsroom, uncertainty about the channel's on-air lineup was matched by speculation about the fate of its behind-the-scenes players.
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Policy No. 19703 covered Nathan York, a slave who toiled in the Virginia coal mines where the earth often collapsed on its subterranean work force.
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The eight-year-old spot is a high-concept, subterranean boutique with six "lifestyle" rooms interconnected by a glowing, 40-foot-long cylindric wooden tunnel.
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The first international outlet from the L.A. beauty business, this subterranean spa in the heart of Soho is a big hit with British fashion editors.
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The study follows recent evidence of Neanderthal art in Spain, such as a single red dot in a cave, and rock engravings in another subterranean site.
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But there's hope for a subterranean transit future that doesn't look like rush hour in Tokyo: the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will experiment with open gangway cars.
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Her goal is to exterminate the aliens, descending deep into the subterranean caves under the planet's surface to destroy them before they can threaten the galaxy.
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He said the area has "the cleanest lakes in South Dakota," as well as a large subterranean aquifer, and is concerned about the possibility of contamination.
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And results from orbiting probes suggest that dribbles of water occasionally appear on the modern planet's surface, possibly caused by the intermittent melting of subterranean ice.
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Data shows that this flow of magma along the subterranean dike preceded the formation of the caldera, which means it drove the formation of the caldera.
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It is the combination of these three factors—subterranean burial, an overabundance of bodies, and heavy rain—that causes human remains to surface in Holt Cemetery.
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The impact may have exposed basaltic rock from beneath the Martian surface, but it's not clear if the impact churned up subterranean ice, she told Space.com.
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Where before two trees stood dead and surrounded by sidewalk pavement, now two vitrines glowing with LED light strips offer a window into a subterranean space.
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At the end of this unnamed alley between 122nd and 120th streets in Hawthorne, California is a subterranean elevator that can transport a small SUV underground.
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In Dig Dug, players control the titular character Dig Dug as they dig into the earth and defeat monsters that have dug their own subterranean tunnels.
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Unlike some of its nearby Equinox neighbors, the Bryant Park location feels spacious and warm, with a concrete and wood interior that is almost entirely subterranean.
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This indirect journey to the center of the Earth has revealed crazy stuff like subterranean oceans, molten rock, and a big ole ball of iron-nickel.
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Bankers grumble about subterranean official interest rates—they must pay the European Central Bank 20123% a year to deposit cash—that show no sign of rising.
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Syria's military told us that the subterranean networks connected the suburb's towns with one another - one of the tunnels CNN walked through was 400 meters long.
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The circles, according to Tarnita and colleagues, exist thanks to a complex interplay between subterranean insect activity and the emergent self-organization of the plants themselves.
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Complex large-scale patterns can be found in termite mounds elsewhere, so we might imagine the subterranean version of a termite city to be similarly symmetrical.
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Because Google has more than 100,000 miles of subterranean fiber optic cables (some of which are remarkably thin), their services are highly susceptible to curious sharks.
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How does one guide a dozen children through miles of subterranean passageways, including lengthy underwater channels, largely in the dark, when many of them can't swim?
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The subterranean siting strategy actually preserves a small slice of open sand in an area where mammoth development has all but erased a once sylvan beach.
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The plaza, which rests above the subterranean museum, had to be reinforced with high-density Styrofoam, concrete and steel rebar to support the monoliths' enormous weight.
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The hushed, subterranean Le Spa, which touts Valmont and Phytomer treatments and a eucalyptus-scented steam hammam, sat empty; I couldn't find anyone to answer questions.
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A rooftop terrace, a bougainvillea-draped garden and a cozy subterranean wine cave fashioned from an ancient cistern add to the charm of this stylish property.
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"Papers were strewn all over the floor," and everything was covered in such filth that his Indiana Jones-like subterranean exploration gave him a respiratory illness.
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ATTENTION owners of truly massive, human-built tunnels and subterranean complexes: The US military's secretive research agency urgently needs your underground lair for some undisclosed experiments.
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Long concealed, this subterranean struggle has more fully emerged thanks to the release of reporters' notes and opening of non-American, especially long-shut Communist, archives.
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While the novel maps Shirley's obsessive searching within a gray urban grid, its real journey is subterranean, taking the form of peregrinations through her jumbled psyche.
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As an example of how Spot can help, says Michael Perry, VP of business development at BD, the mining industry now employs self-driving subterranean vehicles.
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One subterranean shaft is a clogged-up jumble of orange and gray cables, some with loose ends, others jammed tightly through a hole in the ceiling.
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Although he never found anything too fantastical on his subterranean forays, the idea of vast cities and civilizations beneath our own has entranced him ever since.
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She whisked me through the building's labyrinth-like corridors, past students in lectures and researchers with goggles, to a subterranean lab decorated with innumerable hazard signs.
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He was known to have unorthodox sexual proclivities, a huge stylish mansion with a subterranean walk-in vault, and a habit of throwing secret bacchanalian parties.
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Signal blockage from being inside a building or underground (in a subterranean parking garage, for instance) can also prevent a map app from pinpointing your location.
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The idea of a subterranean train was first floated in the late 1800s by the then publisher of Scientific American, Alfred Beach, but it was dismissed.
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When you're rifling through the dirt to extract hunks of rock, other subterranean substances get unearthed as well, including the mineral pyrite, a very common sulphide.
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Four of the five museums are now connected by the James Simon Gallery; visitors can also move between the different buildings via the new subterranean Archaeological Promenade.
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I bought my ticket at the box office outside, descended on an escalator, and entered into the subterranean theater that is Lincoln Plaza Cinemas one last time.
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And so, plant roots navigate the subterranean labyrinths of soil, rock, water, bacteria and roots of other plants no less proficiently than mice in search of food.
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Now is the time to guard against subterranean attacks that could be going on in other political organizations and structures, from state capitals to the U.S. Capitol.
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With all of these undercurrents and subterranean connections, "Sudden Death" might seem Pynchonesque but for its tone, which is mischievous and picaresque rather than paranoid and foreboding.
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Chemosynthetic microbes are prominent in extreme environments, such as deep ocean vents or subterranean lakes, but rarely are they numerous enough to sustain a large, macroscopic ecosystem.
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Its warm subterranean ocean is thought to contain all the right ingredients to harbor alien microbes, which would arguably be the biggest scientific discovery in human history.
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STEVE HAYES, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: There are other things taking place behind the scenes around the subterranean level that suggest that there is some move toward peace.
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As when he managed not to lose composure in his meeting with the Mexican president, debate pundits will hold him to a subterranean standard on Monday evening.
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The subterranean doves are too bright to be real, their iridescent bodies hollow projections on top of the cement arches that provide support to the underground space.
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This guy missed his graduation and had to settle for some passengers giving him a makeshift subterranean ceremony because his train was delayed for almost three hours.
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Yes, that other enigmatic billionaire, Bruce Wayne, built a similarly large series of subterranean laboratories, storage spaces, and exercise facilities underneath his own historic home, Wayne Mansion.
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The Nazis did go to Antarctica, but they didn't stash priceless European art in a subterranean Antarctic lair where they also happened to be developing flying saucers.
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Or perhaps more aptly the Mt. St. Helens of books, since it seemed possible that at any moment some subterranean shift in it might cause a cataclysm.
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While Pluto is retrograde, our finger is on the pulse, helping us get a sense of the subterranean undercurrents of what really compels people to do things.
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And just a few months previous, you had Bob Dylan doing "Subterranean Homesick Blues," although that's actually culled from the D. A. Pennebaker movie [Don't Look Back].
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He goes beneath forest floors, and into sea caves and sinkholes, among other subterranean adventures, to probe the secrets of man's often malign influence on the earth.
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A fracturing punctuation to a brilliant career—a paralyzingly sad end that re-contextualizes the source of the subterranean depths and supernatural highs that his voice channeled.
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Working in a subterranean photography studio below Times Square, he will shoot a stack of books, a glass of wine or an actor who is in town.
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Every month, employees are compelled to gather in a subterranean chamber for two-and-a-half-hour staff meetings that have been likened to a megachurch experience.
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The exhibition includes two photographs he shot in the early 1860s in the Paris catacombs, illuminating the subterranean cavern with a magnesium flash of his own design.
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Savage Lounge, which opened in December, forces patrons to file past a working kitchen, à la "Goodfellas," before reaching the cool, dark confines of a subterranean bar.
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The documentary centers on a group of doctors working in a subterranean hospital, known as the "Cave," where wounded patients are treated amid daily bombings and attacks.
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That led to long periods of waiting in muddy, cold, dark subterranean areas before rushes of attacks where troops would face machine guns and other dangerous weaponry.
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As in the modernist novels of Woolf and Tolstoy cited in passing throughout, the true action of Taylor's novel exists beneath the surface, buried in subterranean spaces.
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De Anda is also director of the Gran Acuifero Maya (GAM), a project dedicated to the study and preservation of the subterranean waters of the Yucatan peninsula.
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The one positive aspect in such a trial is giving Americans a true glimpse into the subterranean level of corruption that runs below the surface in Washington.
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And if you know where to find it, there's a secret passageway that leads to a mind-blowing subterranean lair more than 20 feet below ground-level.
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In another, he descends into a subterranean whiskey distillery staffed by animated skeletons, whom he learns are doomed to toil endlessly for debts they can never repay.
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The larger, more pressing issues are how low we're prepared to sink in our partisan back-and-forth and what's accomplished by descending to Trump's subterranean level.
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Anyone nostalgic for the Budapest underground club scene circa 1990 will be in their element at Basement, a subterranean nightclub in industrial Queens dedicated to techno music.
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Trying to solve it are Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch, playing a father-son team of coroners ensconced in a gloomy subterranean morgue in small-town Virginia.
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The Nazis did go to Antarctica, but they didn't stash priceless European art in a subterranean Antarctic lair where they also happened to be developing flying saucers.
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The first explains why Facebook's subterranean surveillance of its users' every move is feeding extreme political views at the same time it lines advertisers' — and Facebook's — pockets.
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A manhole cover is generally deemed successful if its round shape keeps pedestrians from plummeting into the earth, and communicates the subterranean systems below through its design.
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A manhole cover is generally deemed successful if its round shape keeps pedestrians from plummeting into the earth, and communicates the subterranean systems below through its design.
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The circles have been attributed to self-organizing plants, grazing ants, subterranean termites, poisonous shrubs, and even toxic gases, such as carbon monoxide, that leak from the ground.
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But La Chinesca remains as a symbol of the former subterranean life that existed and a testament to the conflicts and persecution they experienced through fighting for acceptance.
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On Monday, police in western New York uncovered what they believe to be a subterranean meth lab hidden beneath the parking lot of an Amherst Walmart, NBC reports.
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Now sought out as murderers, Cora and Caesar flee via the Underground Railroad, which Whitehead reimagines as a literal subterranean rail line manned by conductors and station agents.
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Hastert didn't include the nature of the questions or questioner, nor did he mention the subterranean mailing amplifying on the incident that may well have saved his career.
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The water in Kapoho is particularly unique because of the many anchialine ponds — landlocked water that has a subterranean connection to the ocean — connected to the tide pools.
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It's quite funny — Costi, Adrian and Cornel act out a low-key farce as they traipse through the yard looking for subterranean clues — and rich with unstated implications.
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Many end up in so-called "rat tribes," makeshift shanty towns in the outskirts or subterranean corners of the city as they wait for the knock of opportunity.
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The researchers also learned through this experiment that the kind of bitumen that washes up on the Channel Islands (from subterranean seeps) was suitable for making these bottles.
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Parking garages beneath the Los Angeles Civic Center and a subterranean vault beneath a Seattle freeway overpass are no longer designated as safe zones for a retreating public.
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Working on a grassy slope, they dug the basement into the hillside, keeping one end level with the gravel driveway to create a garage and subterranean game room.
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Of course, not all countries are endowed with the likes of Norway's prodigious rivers and mountain lakes, nor are they sitting atop subterranean thermal riches like volcanic Iceland.
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Across the bridge, in a bare subterranean office, a ruddy, overweight man who called himself Humayoon told me he had been working as a smuggler for 25 years.
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Here, they begin their subterranean, sap-sucking lives, waiting for the warm days of an unimagined summer, when they too will enjoy a brief moment in the sun.
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The home also includes a subterranean garage that can hold at least four vehicles, from which a glass elevator rises all the way to the rooftop terrace level.
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Secure in that knowledge, one of the inmates, David Sweat, left his cell and roamed subterranean areas of the prison for about 85 nights, seeking a way out.
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DARPA will be making its own contribution after a fashion through its Subterranean Challenge, should (as seemly likely) Emesent achieve success in it (they're already an approved participant).
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Rating: Probably five days and four hours less than 127 Hours, but that's about as much time as you'd want to spend in a remote subterranean canyon anyway.
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With the Davis Cup's subterranean profile in the United States, it may be hard for Americans to imagine just what that moment meant to Djokovic and his country.
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Minutes after the Steelers sacked Ryan six times in a 41-17 trashing on Sunday, he limped toward the small, subterranean X-ray room here at Heinz Field.
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The fact that this future was never realized, that it never came to pass, did not make this subterranean vision untrue; it just made it vain and beautiful.
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And until it closes this Sunday, October 9, you can see the fateful fallen rosette in the nearby exhibition Preserving a Masterpiece: From Soaring Ceilings to Subterranean Storage.
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The memory boxes are displayed in glass cases in an unheated, subterranean expanse under harsh lights, subjecting visitors to physical discomfort as they read family members' heartbreaking accounts.
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While this might sound like a disaster waiting to happen, researchers are fairly certain of what to expect, since this will be their second foray into subterranean power.
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And in a later scene, a man with a deer-in-the-headlights look shows an obliging camera around a dank, dark subterranean bomb shelter full of people.
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The boos that reverberated through the stadium were loud enough that even Giancarlo Stanton — getting loose in the subterranean batting cages — knew it was Boston reliever Joe Kelly.
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Partly that's because of the opening, in 240, of the subterranean Zankel Hall, which, with 600 seats, is a middle ground where many solo concerts now take place.
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"Do you want to go play games?" a waitress asked, a few nights ago, at Ocean's 8, a subterranean spot on the Park Slope side of Flatbush Avenue.
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The Yucatan peninsula is studded with monumental relics of the Maya people, whose cities drew upon an extensive network of sinkholes linked to subterranean waters known as cenotes.
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Famous for their electric-blue fire (created by the spontaneous combustion of subterranean gasses) and toxic yellow smoke, the mines would make an interesting photography project, Louie thought.
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The pods will exist in two windowless subterranean levels, in areas of apartment buildings that are usually designated for bike storage and other uses, Elsey told Business Insider.
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It lives in subterranean societies of neighboring burrows, surfacing to forage during the day and rarely venturing more than a few hundred feet from the center of town.
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Every Friday night from 10:30 P.M. to 4 A.M. , this subterranean dive bar on the Bowery morphs into an ecstatic, sweaty time portal to the swingin' sixties.
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Despite skepticism, Musk said on Twitter in June that he had had a "promising" meeting with L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti about securing permits for his planned subterranean streets.
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A 1946 study in The Australian Veterinary Journal indicated that sheep that grazed on a subterranean, isoflavone-rich clover in Western Australia experienced fertility issues and breeding problems.
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On most nights, the subterranean sex club Paddles in Chelsea is home to patrons — straight or gay, depending on the hour — absorbed in threesomes and other adventurous behavior.
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It's a quest fantasy that involves masquerade parties in New York City and ancient subterranean libraries, and you're either down for that sort of thing or you aren't.
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Kelley's old friend Cary Loren is the de facto caretaker of the house's subterranean lair — "the basement curator," in the words of Elysia Borowy-Reeder, MOCAD's executive director.
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The maps, seen by WIRED, detail a vast network of subterranean pipes and tunnels that run under the city, as well as dozens of entry and exit points.
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After learning that an atomic test in Nevada had produced a massive underground cavern, Newman suggested developers use nuclear explosions to create similar subterranean spaces under the city.
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While nobody's sure why this happened, the authors suggest ancient Charon could have had a global, subterranean ocean, kept warm by energy contained in the moon's silicate-rich core.
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It came out of subterranean message board sites like 4chan [now a popular breeding ground for alt-right content], which are almost designed to engineer and perpetuate online hoaxes.
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Soon Molly heads out to New York where a new host of shady characters get involved in her subterranean empire—including, unbeknownst to her, members of the Russian mob.
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As a part of the Our Ocean conference, President Obama will be designating a subterranean jungle the size of Connecticut as the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.
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They might have gulped as they approached Fort Smith, now a picturesque tourist town, then a frontier outpost renowned for a subterranean prison known as "hell on the border".
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She also keeps up a variety of side projects, including helping Australia build its first space telescope and finding a subterranean home for a dark matter detector called SABRE.
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Starting in subterranean exhibits on the slave trade, the civil war, segregation and civil rights, the crowd moves up into the light towards floors devoted to communities and culture.
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And their occurrence in craters across the Ceres' surface hints at a likely origin: a subterranean brine layer, one that spans the entire planet and gets excavated during impacts.
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We chose to mirror these impingements in the temporal structure by developing a playback system with a tight phasing algorithm that presents glimpses of life in this subterranean dirtscraper.
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So consider holding up a series of written placards bearing well your wishes, like Bob Dylan in the "Subterranean Homesick Blues" video, while you smile winningly into the camera.
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It's subterranean and acts as a kind of bomb shelter, and entering feels like the descent into a coal mine, with its long, dark entrance tunnel and vaulted chambers.
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From subterranean cocktail bars with no menu and a laboratory aesthetic, all the way to recreations of pre-Prohibition saloons, our guide to Boston's best cocktails has you covered.
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The design of the beautiful subterranean space, which is below their other restaurant Foundry on Elm, reflects the era, as well; all woods are dark, all lighting is dim.
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These intentional clues on the part of writers and actors arose within the context of Hollywood's homophobic "celluloid closet," and became a subterranean practice of "coding" characters as queer.
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As I've pointed out before, there is nothing remotely controversial about the scientific fact that thickening the atmosphere by converting subterranean carbon into new CO2 will trap more heat.
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The former secretary of State's popularity was 10 percent points underwater, but Trump's was buried in the subterranean depths of the ocean with a net negative of 22 points.
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Francis, he complains throughout the book, is too often ambiguous; Douthat believes that the ambiguity is strategic, a way to mask a subterranean desire to change Catholicism for good.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter , which is also equipped with ground-penetrating radar, has been circling Mars since 2006 and sees no reflections implying the existence of a subterranean lake.
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As a result, the tall Victorian mansions lining Notting Hill's terraces now echo with endless renovation, and transformation of cellars into subterranean pools and cinemas for this parvenu class.
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However, the dots aren't strategic hickeys or subterranean battle scars; they are the product of cupping, a technique that uses cups to suction the skin away from the body.
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For example, one Saudi customer opted to add an underground mosque as well as a concealed subterranean James Bond-style helicopter hanger linked by a tunnel to their unit.
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As well as commemorating the victims of the Holocaust and addressing anti-Semitism, the subterranean center would also examine hatred and prejudice in other forms, including racism and Islamophobia.
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When one of the victims writes her parents a "letter" from her subterranean prison, it is no longer a letter; it's a video — and a pretty one at that.
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For the next hour, Chapo — still naked — led Sanchez, Condor, and a maid who was with them at the house on a mad dash through the filthy subterranean passageways.
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Few newcomers enjoy as many points of reference as Gibson & Luce, a subterranean cocktail bar that opened in January beneath the Life Hotel, once the headquarters of Life magazine.
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Otherworldly On the surface, K. J. Parker's fantastical new tale of empire, MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD (Subterranean, e-book, $4.99; limited-edition cloth, $40), is a whodunit writ large.
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The hotel emerged from a major renovation in August 2015, adding 43 rooms to the original 56 by taking over an adjacent building, and a subterranean gym and spa.
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Soon, they will open a restaurant, Rice & Gold, with a subterranean lounge, the Green Lady, in the hotel: Hotel 50 Bowery, 50 Bowery (Canal Street), 646-303-8057, thecrownnyc.com.
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While working on her thesis at M.I.T. (on designs for an international nuclear waste repository), Ms. Sablone took study breaks by skating the subterranean network of tunnels on campus.
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Now occupied by a subterranean cocktail bar, the smell of burnt ends and brisket wafting over the road from the restaurant opposite, our conversation turns, almost inevitably, to loss.
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From April 30 through June 1, the public will be able play with over 650,000 translucent plastic balls in the subterranean trolley station under Dupont Circle, known as Dupont Underground.
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In "The Evolution Underground" Anthony Martin of Emory University digs into the subterranean strategies of prehistoric and contemporary animals, from insects to giant sloths and, to a lesser extent, humans.
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Built on a hill at the southeastern end of the company's new 175-acre campus, the 1,000-seat theater features four subterranean stories beneath a 165-foot-diameter glass cylinder.
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DARPA program manager Tim Chung will be on hand at the event to discuss the Subterranean Challenge, the defense agency's latest initiative aimed at creating underground search and rescue technologies.
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However, it's been reimagined as a subterranean art venue that takes advantage of the echoing acoustics and cavernous size, with a series of projects hosted by the Houston Arts Alliance.
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The less respectable politicians are willing to talk about controlling immigration, the more the subject fuels subterranean forces that, like Brexit, suddenly come from nowhere to overwhelm the political system.
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According to New Scientist, researchers from the US and China recently collected ice-penetrating radar data over Princess Elizabeth Land, which could confirm the presence of a subterranean swimming pool.
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It's not super clear what else is going to happen from this trailer, but it looks like there's some space-future nightclub activity, spaceship misadventures, subterranean alien bugs and more.
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Their cupidity quickly becomes an existential threat to all of the people and things that define the city, condemning them to a subterranean life at the bottom of the void.
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While the Palais Garnier maintains its status as a legendary institution, its subterranean reservoir has been a source of mystery and speculation since the construction of the opera house itself.
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And as the cost of mobile internet continues to go down in the region, she predicts that more women will soon find their way into these subterranean networks of support.
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Some of the earliest mushroom farms were built in caves outside Paris in the 17th century; this subterranean space is a perfect cave analog, regulating temperature through significant thermal mass.
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I wanted to make the subterranean processes visible," comments the artist-gardener, whose process celebrates transformation 'til the very end: "After the harvest, I put it on my compost heap.
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The discovery of what has been termed a "subterranean Galapagos" was announced by the Deep Carbon Observatory Tuesday, which said many of the lifeforms have lifespans of millions of years.
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Dylan's songs, such as "Blowin' in the Wind", "The Times They Are a-Changin'", "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "Like a Rolling Stone" captured a spirit of rebellion, dissent and independence.
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Both are extremely radioactive and require storage in highly secure permanent facilities — such as underground granite chambers, as exist in Finland, or subterranean salt formations, as in the United States.
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Sandhya Chauhan and her family live in two musty, windowless subterranean rooms, which turn stifling on summer nights, leaving six sweat-soaked adults to fidget, toss and pace until morning.
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The mine is its own underground world, with a lecture hall for training sessions and a subterranean employee cafeteria, where the main course on a recent day was liver stew.
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Architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) transformed the partially subterranean building into the Blåvand Bunker Museum, where visitors can learn about the history of WWII and the Danish West Coast.
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But because the space is subterranean, the developer hired Focus Lighting to install a diurnal LED system that will change throughout the day to mimic the quality of natural light.
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It's the part of the job people want to hear about — they want to know what it was like to descend into the Vietcong's subterranean pathways, storehouses, arsenals and barracks.
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The subterranean bar space maintains its familial feel by directing would-be attendees to its Facebook page for the location, rather than running it in digital or print ink elsewhere.
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Neighborhood Joint Blink and you might miss Dorothy's Day Spa, an unassuming-looking, subterranean beauty and wellness spot tucked amid brownstones on East 90th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues.
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If it were anyone else, the notion of digging hundreds of miles of tunnels to create a new subterranean transportation network under congested cities would seem like pure science fiction.
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Navigating a long, black, tunnellike passageway feels ominous and subterranean; it made me think of Saddam Hussein's spider-hole hide-out, or a corridor installation by Bruce Nauman, done chic.
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The city has one of the oldest and largest networks of subterranean infrastructure in the world, with some portions dating more than a century and prone to leaks and cracks.
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Like "The Cave," which chronicles life in a subterranean hospital near Damascus, "For Sama" centers on a Syrian hospital in Aleppo, at a time when citizens were living under siege.
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First there was a rumble of heavy footsteps, followed by a burst of applause and cheers that reverberated deep into the theater's subterranean dressing rooms and lasted nearly 100 minutes.
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This helps explain why Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, wants to bore subterranean freeways under Los Angeles and build a hyperloop train half the length of California.
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In addition to a typical ground-floor retail counter, with communal seating and an open kitchen, the bakery includes a subterranean dessert bar for sweet tasting menus, to open soon.
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In the subterranean food court, Secret Service agents took lunch breaks, eating dishes like "Trump's Mother's Meatloaf" beside a waterfall several stories high that pours down a pink marble wall.
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From here, the Amargosa, nicknamed "the hide-and-seek river," alternately flows above ground and below, mixing with groundwater and water heated by geothermal sources in a complex subterranean puzzle.
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I don't think I can put it into words, but I am certain that this is affecting my work on canvas somehow or will in time, in some subterranean way.
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The relativism of "seductress" and "seduced" is too symmetrical; the connection in the drawings is exclusively one of artist and model, with the shrapnel of subterranean desire ricocheting between them.
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Related: Studio Ghibli Storytelling Inspires a South African Graphic Novel The New 'Magic: The Gathering' Art Book Is Full of Alien Terrors 'Alice's Adventures Underground' Is a Subterranean Playground for Adults
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The deeper you get, the more surprises there are, and there really is no indication as to why you're doing all of this or why any of these subterranean structures exist.
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Photo: APSince the 21945 test, scientists have sought to understand the magnitude of the subterranean blast, both in terms of its potential destructive power and its effects on the local geology.
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Be the Cowboy accepts this possibility, but also seems to hint at a darker, more subterranean fear: Sometimes you take the mask off and get a glimpse of your own soul.
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He further defied his reputation by cracking jokes that were (by the subterranean standards of such occasions) not bad: ribbing Boris Johnson for his failure to nab the premiership, for example.
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Albuquerque's villainous underground was sometimes literally subterranean in "Breaking Bad" — think of Krazy-8 bike-locked in the basement in Season 1, or Gus Fring's meth lab beneath his laundry company.
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The focal point of the subterranean shopping mall is the 160-foot-tall "Oculus," a design that's meant to evoke the image of a dove being released from a child's hands.
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The detection suggests material from Enceladus' plumes—which vent seawater, hydrogen, and simple organic molecules from a subterranean ocean—undergoes all sorts of chemical reactions once it's spit out into space.
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Second of all, given that the doctor at the end of the episode draws an analogy between a body and the foundation of a house, we can expect some subterranean element.
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In a surprising finding, the researchers say the aquifer is also likely receiving some freshwater from the land via subterranean runoff, which raises the possibility it may be recharged over time.
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Of course the Soviet Navy officer who commanded the submarine that prevented nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis would want to relieve his subterranean stress with the Kings of Crunk.
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Down to what, we don't know, but the pungent brimstone smell triggers a subterranean childhood fear of open flames while we are thinking, "10 … 9 … 8 …"—and the tension is unbearable.
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There's even an arcade-style mini-game when you run out of health; you're transported back to the turtles' subterranean lair where you need to eat pizza as fast as possible.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel's military has announced the acceleration of a new subterranean wall around Gaza, aimed at cutting off tunnels dug by Hamas militants running beneath the enclave's border with Israel.
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Or will they find themselves cast out into the fringes of American society, to strike at the system in the vicious, subterranean ways our leaders like to associate with Islamic extremists?
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Prague Prague's maze of alleys and subterranean haunts are even more intriguing when the weather outside is frosty, allowing visitors to comprehend firsthand the dark mystique that inspired Franz Kafka's tales.
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The Austin Chalk, the Barnett Shale, the Wolfcamp: these layers of subterranean Texas have yielded up so much black gold that their names are recognized by oilmen and everyday citizens alike.
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Some research suggests even lowly Pluto – demoted in 2006 to the status of a dwarf planet – harbors subterranean pockets of water, kept fluid by tidal forces from its five nearby moons.
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Not that the sunshine makes much of an impression inside the subterranean walls of Black Rock—any gleaming splashes of amber are reserved for the whisky bottles lining the glass cabinets.
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When he last appeared at Zankel Hall, the subterranean chamber space at Carnegie Hall, he followed an hour of music by Shostakovich and Frederic Rzewski with, nonchalantly, the hourlong "Diabelli" Variations.
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On a small stage at a subterranean Virginia club called the Over/Under, the folk singer Rags Parkland (Andrew R. Butler, who also wrote the book, music and lyrics) tunes up.
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She became a bubbly evangelist after spending time at the Office, a famed Chicago speakeasy, and helped direct several champagne-focused ventures, including Riddling Widow, a subterranean bar in Greenwich Village.
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By the 1980s, its warehouses and subterranean vaults held paperwork and assets for private concerns and public institutions, from banks to corporations to the federal government, which remains a major client.
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The house maintains Johnson's original rooms and fixtures, but Damora's parents expanded it in the early '60s by building a sunken courtyard and a subterranean space to accommodate their growing family.
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From the play's wordless opening scene in this Primary Stages production, Teddy is comically, endearingly O.K. with his subterranean surroundings, rooting around amid rusty tools for a bowl for his cereal.
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After the subterranean bathing pavilion was completed, the house's transformation picked up pace, Guadagnino filling the home with treasures accumulated by the couple as well as pieces he found for them.
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New York City's crowded and clanking subway system is hardly an oasis of peace, but its subterranean stations were among the last places in the noisy city where cellphones remained silent.
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Across the city, hundreds of thousands of covers protect this subterranean network of electric cables, gas and steam lines, water mains, telecommunications wires and sewers that provide crucial services to millions.
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The encounter takes place in the subterranean ambience of a production by Jam City with wavery bass tones, chattery percussion and countless layers of Kelela's nonchalant voice ricocheting through the haze.
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CHICAGO — The opening of Fixity=Death took place in the city's Pedway system, in a gallery space tucked into a corner of the subterranean commuter tunnels that connect the city's downtown.
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The takeaway from the Tate Modern's new wing, which includes stunning subterranean spaces devoted to performance art, can be summed up as this: Art is not an object but an experience.
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I was at the Guggenheim Museum for a marathon performance of "Vexations" at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, a subterranean space with no cell service or views of the outside world.
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Matta-Clark's interest in tunneling through things is reflected in a series of tours he took with a few friends, armed with a video camera, along New York City's subterranean network.
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She recalled standing outside of Chicago music venue The Subterranean with a black friend when an African-American man approached to ask if they were actually in line for the show.
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Beijing is ranked as the fifth most water-stressed city in the world, the study notes, and as China continues to urbanize, the stress on subterranean aquifers is only set to worsen.
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The northern marsupial mole (Notoryctes caurinus) is a habitually subterranean-dwelling animal that's as beautiful as it is blind (literally, because its eyelids are fused shut and it also lacks optical nerves).
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But there is another subterranean element to this debate, which now should be surfaced, especially given our racially charged environment and the role that segregated schools have long played in our politics.
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In Us, it's the deliberate societal choice to forget, repress, and refuse to learn from the mistakes of the past that allow subterranean horror to cultivate beneath a societal veneer of stability.
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There were signs, too, of the defences dug by IS to evade air strikes: deep, wide subterranean tunnels with room enough to sleep and eat, their mouths concealed inside one-storey buildings.
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The subterranean world of Nibelheim appeared more real, more physical, more sweaty than that of the gods, seemingly by design; in contrast, the gods and their world occasionally seemed park-and-barky.
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As your eyes adjust, sharper details of looping digital animation appear, each time fading again into a deep darkness that reminds you of the subterranean nature of the once-forgotten industrial space.
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Then Andrew McCabe, No. 2 at the FBI under Comey, turned out to be a subterranean anti-Trump partisan, who was reproached by the Justice Department's inspector general for breach of integrity.
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The semi-subterranean workshop dates to between the 6th and 9th century A.D. However, experts now face a race against time to find out as much as they can about the site.
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The meltwater forms rivers and lakes, and then drains into subterranean channels that dive from the surface thousands of feet down to the base of the ice sheet, where it meets bedrock.
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Drink: Regularly lauded as one of the best cocktail bars in the country, Drink is a subterranean bar that feels like a mix between a chemistry lab and a design porn loft.
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They mocked up models, strung wire through their studio and tuned it to different tensions, just to explore suspended structures that might allow for a subterranean feeling without actually trapping people underground.
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Europa, the renowned ice moon of Jupiter, is suspected to house a vast subterranean watery abyss—one that, if its core warms enough, could potentially be hospitable to basic forms of life.
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Several varieties of fruit trees still grow in his subterranean plots, which can be toured with a guide, providing a fascinating glimpse at one man's singular, life-long devotion to a dream.
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The entrance to the Digua Shequ center is like that of any other bomb shelter: rusting metal gates at street level that open onto a ramp down into the chilly, subterranean darkness.
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There's a way to work around that, using a little thinking outside the dusty boxes cluttering up these subterranean tunnels, and some sliding into the shoes of the stranded agent's temporary partner.
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In the ensuing 20 years, it completed its transition from a grand dame of the late Gilded Age to a combination of hotel rooms and condominiums anchored by a subterranean shopping mall.
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Gareth Williams, the owner of the dinghy subterranean venue in Shanghai, said he wasn't able to get the venue's license renewed and that this New Year's Eve bash would be its last.
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Basically, it's looking for an indoor shopping mall, a subway system, or a '90s first-person shooter map — preferably run by a university or a business that specializes in urban subterranean lairs.
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It's the sound of fan jiu, crispy rice, forming at the bottom of the clay pot, the vessel that this subterranean Cantonese restaurant in the East Village has taken as its name.
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It's a complicated story populated not only by Alex Jones and his subterranean compatriots, but also by mainstream media chieftains who could not care less about factual fairness and promoting journalistic responsibility.
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The researchers believe the alterations in the genes' DNA sequences are linked to the rats' ability to navigate New York's subterranean passages, which are bathed in an ever-shifting barrage of smells.
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At its peak, according to news reports, more than 80 percent of the world's diamonds passed through its doors, and its subterranean vaults once held an estimated $5 billion worth of stones.
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Escalator banks descend through a sleek, silent black ticket hall where towering, empty, white-tiled passageways snake toward the new, vaulted train platform, curving like a half moon into the subterranean darkness.
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It's the subterranean drive of these ritualistic dance sequences that propels the production's boldest leap: when Ms. Acogny suddenly becomes Medea, reciting Euripides and tearing apart pillows to symbolize killing her children.
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Like Ms. Rubin-Vega's subterranean dweller and the charismatic psychopath Tom Hewitt played in Mr. Mark's "Another Medea," Sharon is an entertaining raconteur whose ordinary life has taken a Grand Guignol turn.
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Hardbound volumes of Critical Reviews in Toxicology and Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology spanning decades are shelved at the National Library of Medicine's subterranean archives — the world's largest medical collection — in Bethesda, Maryland.
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I flashed on Colson Whitehead's novel "The Underground Railroad," which literalizes the network of safe houses and routes used by enslaved black Americans, turning it into a fantastical subterranean passageway to freedom.
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The Times' video playlist spotlights cuddly wild kittens and hibernation-bound bears, along with other Siberian-specific oddities like spontaneous snowball creation, subterranean methane bubbles, and the alleged world's largest sawdust dump.
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"The numbers keep rising as relief workers struggle to gain access to the subterranean areas where gas has entered and hundreds of families had sought refuge," the group said in a statement.
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Conway and Weaver descend into a subterranean industrial space populated by dead-pan skeletons serving their time producing, packing, and delivering whiskey in order to pay off their debt to the distillery.
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New research published in Nature Astronomy is the first to show how Saturn's moon Enceladus is able to produce sustained hydrothermal activity along its rocky core and maintain a warm subterranean global ocean.
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The spring, 20 miles southwest of Jannah, produces a subterranean river that courses through the Jeita caverns, a major tourist attraction and a symbol of national pride seen on postcards and currency notes.
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The macabre crafting sesh gets the little taxidermists all worked up, and they proceed to mate atop their prized love-carcass, undoubtedly while Berlin's "Take My Breath Away" swells in their subterranean crypt.
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This subterranean community is advertised as eventually including 575 luxury "off-grid dugouts" with badass amenities like a movie theater, a shooting range (?), a hydroponic garden, and a members-only restaurant and bar.
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But there are signs, too, of the defences dug by IS to evade air strikes: deep, wide subterranean tunnels with room enough to sleep and eat, their entrances concealed inside one-storey buildings.
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Hearthstone: Kobolds and Catacombs was revealed at BlizzCon today, and will dive into the subterranean world of the kobolds and the things they find (and run away from) while digging and scavenging underground.
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Enceladus also has a subterranean ocean beneath its crust, but unlike the Jovian moon, its south pole features geysers that constantly spew ocean water out into space—offering free samples, so to speak.
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This "subterranean Galapagos" was described on Monday by the Deep Carbon Observatory (DCO), a collaboration between 1,000 scientists studying "deep Earth" ecosystems, to kick off the American Geophysical Union's annual meeting this week.
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Good news for fans of subterranean flora: New York City officials just gave the green thumbs-up to build the Lowline, the world's first underground park in an abandoned trolley terminal in Manhattan.
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It is rearing around 20 types of salad plants, intended for sale to the chefs and sandwich shops of the city, in subterranean voids that began life as second-world-war bomb shelters.
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In its first phase, which started last month, the new solar array supplies about a third of the electricity needed to run a subterranean pump; the rest comes from the local electricity company.
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Of all the wonders in the $100 million Los Angeles mansion called "Opus" — from the subterranean pool to the Cristal Room — the feature that made my jaw drop was the $15,000 coffee maker.
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The New York outlet, where I met Hill on a Wednesday afternoon in June, is an icily air-conditioned subterranean space on 220rd Street with nightmarish wall murals and 21 royal blue tables.
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But even as they love to throw shade in each others' directions, all of these blocs of the alt-right interact on a subterranean level that lends mutual support to their general cause.
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Unfortunately, I don't get the chance to listen to the Holy Grail—that subterranean "E"—because Huxley has misplaced his 18-foot-instrument and can't remember exactly where the Blaster Beam currently resides.
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Related: James Turrell Illuminates a Memorial Chapel in a Berlin Cemetery Dive Inside Distorted Google Street Views in a VR Music Video [Premiere] [Premiere] Mirrored Lights Dance on a Subterranean Stage in Continuum
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In one of the company's more ambitious patents, Amazon proposed a subterranean tunnel system to deliver orders through conveyor belts, rail or pneumatic tubes that would be able to bypass congestion on roadways.
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But it wasn't until the mid-twentieth century that the generic notion of "continental drift" was transformed into a full-bodied theory, complete with evidence of a subterranean engine driving these continental odysseys.
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It recently went public with its plans for a subterranean barrier, has been using virtual-reality systems to simulate fighting in tunnels and is training troops in mock-ups of mazelike underground networks.
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Since the city's trolley service shut down in 1962, the 75,20173-square-foot labyrinth had been the site of a subterranean murder, rumored '80s rave parties and a Cold War-era bomb shelter.
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This new subterranean Chinese extravaganza, with every decorative cliché in the book, is more lounge than restaurant, serving pan-Asian cocktails and small plates of beef pot stickers, spring rolls and pork buns.
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For all the talk about a wall between the United States and Mexico, the proliferation of such subterranean passageways demonstrates that the problem with border security is as much below ground as above.
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He was peering through the subterranean gloom of a former Nazi telecommunications bunker where a 83th-century Khmer statue of Vishnu was juxtaposed with an Anish Kapoor mirror sculpture embedded in wartime concrete.
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Burrowing wormsThere&aposs a reason for these marine worms&apos unfortunate resemblance to overcooked hot dogs: They like to burrow up to 2 feet deep into the sand, in U-shaped subterranean tunnels.
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The visual heart of the series, Troll Market is a subterranean metropolis pulsing with energy and jewel-fueled light, where trolls eat, fight and down brews in pubs straight out of Viking lore.
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Occasionally there'd be a book on top of the magazines to be shelved, since she knew that once I'd gone subterranean, I'd sit on a folding chair for hours on end and read.
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While most B&H patrons who visit the photo giant's store see only its approximately 70,000 square feet of sales space, the outlet also has a subterranean warehouse for storing and organizing merchandise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Something very strange is currently growing in Midtown Manhattan: a small, subterranean field of lavender, whose livelihood depends largely on the viral power of Donald Trump's words.
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Much like Colson Whitehead's The Underground Railroad took the historical Underground Railroad and turned it into a fantastical subterranean railway, Exit West transforms the realities of the refugee crisis in its own otherworldly way.
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Photo: Associated PressThe Museum of London has added a hardened gob of sewage to its permanent collection to properly honor the festering abomination that has plagued the Victorian-era subterranean infrastructure in recent years.
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It looks as if this was a pilgrimage site where ceremonies were conducted that involved processions and subterranean passages, and probably DMT-containing snuffs and other mind-altering plants as well as San Pedro.
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The group was informally known as the Weathermen and it took its name from a line from Dylan's "Subterranean homesick blues": You don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows.
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Credit: NASA/New HorizonsScientists at NASA have uncovered evidence suggesting that Pluto's moon Charon once featured a subterranean ocean—one that eventually burst through to the surface as it froze and turned to ice.
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During a Wednesday breakfast with members of the news media hosted by Bloomberg Politics, he repeatedly characterized questions of his integrity as "crap" and accused other candidates of floating "subterranean missiles" to assail him.
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Opening with subterranean dub and trance, the Basic Channel co-founder threaded unlikely combinations together that brought to mind some freak music taxidermy, like a dog head sewn onto the body of a bear.
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From the subterranean tremors of Mala's buoyant midnight set, to the distorted pummels of Dreesvn's sudden-impact techno; reverence for the location never stops people from letting loose and kicking up a few leaves.
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A few scattered signs directed traffic toward temporary emergency shelters, but Trump's vehicle didn't exit, destined instead for the state's emergency response center -- a subterranean hive of response professionals working to mitigate Houston's misery.
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The marauding subterranean Locust horde would make for a pretty unique enemy, as Hollywood sci-fi goes, and the evocative "destroyed beauty" aesthetic could play as well on screen as Fury Road's saturated wasteland.
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Above ground, it is right next to Les Halles, the former fresh-produce market long converted into a subterranean shopping mall, which was recently renovated beneath a new undulating gold canopy, facing the Bourse.
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Years later, in 2015, it was revealed that an enormous underground cavern, or "cenote," lead to a subterranean river system beneath Kukulkan, and possibly held sacred significance to the early Mayans who worshipped there.
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It's not just the thrill of digging that's getting Tesla CEO and billionaire Elon Musk working hard to get Los Angeles to allow him to create a new subterranean transportation system for the city.
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In Times Square, he was drawn to what he thought were dead zones: a subterranean shoe-repair shop squeezed into a subway station and a coin-operated fortune teller perched by the subway stairs.
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Its lethargic riffs come marked by a brazen, crepuscular guitar tone in the same unholy vein as Triptykon and Bolzer's; vocalist F's hoarse, staccato barks echo as the rhythm section pulls serious subterranean weight.
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At least this grid doesn't subject us to giant rats, derailments, filthy deluges of water or evacuations, so statistically this solve is a fairly uneventful ride in the mean subterranean streets of the city.
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An urban resort in the upscale Cherry Creek district, the 154-room Halcyon Hotel features a rooftop pool and bar, the subterranean cocktail lounge B&GC and a "gear garage" with loaner outdoor equipment.
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Down at the pistol range, for example — a subterranean hall reminiscent of a bowling alley — firing my 9-millimeter Sig Sauer P320 at a man-sized paper silhouette during an advanced gun skills class.
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On Wednesday a police officer, Daniel Duran, had to walk 200 yards in a pitch-black, dank subterranean drainage ditch to order Mr. Corpus out of the tunnel, which runs under a shopping center.
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During those two days in a subterranean set of Hilton meeting rooms, though, a notion that had been simmering for months took greater hold — that the West, especially Nebraska, might be better this season.
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After a subterranean start to the Schubert, Mr. Honeck approached its famous melody with unusual deliberation and buttery smoothness, lingering over it and finding within its familiar contours new worlds of nostalgia, sweetness, sadness.
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The conventional wisdom among pundits and in the subterranean pathways of the Capitol building is that the new administration and Congress cannot do tax reform, repeal and replace ObamaCare, and keep the debt down.
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The installation was designed to conjure a sleek, data-saturated metropolis: computer-generated images pulsed and swam over the walls and floor of a large subterranean room, as though every surface were a screen.
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Ever since, policymakers have been arguing over whether to leave this subterranean complex intact and build around it, or whether to dismantle and re-assemble it as close as possible to the original location.
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David Harbour slides into the title role, in a movie that contains moments of cheesy, dark humor but which ultimately veers about so unevenly as make sitting through it approximate its hero's subterranean origins.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Archaeologists working in Egypt have uncovered an intricate tableau of boats inside a subterranean vault belonging to the funerary complex of Senwosret III, who passed away in 1839 BCE.
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But where Somalian blind cavefish were trapped in dark caves for millions of years, early mammals lived in the dark, either due to nocturnal living or subterranean lifestyles, to avoid being predated upon by dinosaurs.
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Before he became his own boss and founded a creative studio in Milan, Mendia ran with teenage graffitos who used Europe's metro systems as subterranean playgrounds to explore, take pictures, and practice spray-can calligraphy.
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He also pushed the tourism industry toward more sustainable practices to draw more responsible visitors to its attractions, which include a subterranean river named in 2012 as one of the "new wonders of the world".
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As medical facilities faced constant bombardments by the Syrian army and their allies, doctors were forced to move underground for safety and created the subterranean hospital known as The Cave, where Ballour worked from 2013.
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Today, the nerve center of Amtrak's Manhattan operations is subterranean and decidedly more modern: The telegraph machines have been replaced by a bank of gleaming computers, displaying data from up and down the Northeast Corridor.
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Put away your phone ever so briefly and take in the smells and sounds of the subway (unpleasant as they may be—hey, this is Nadkarni's advice), and absorb the entirety of the subterranean ride.
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Ultimately, however, we may find that water will be hard to come by, and future explorers may have to be relegated to the frozen polar regions where subterranean water ice is (reasonably) accessible and plentiful.
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The source of magma (underground lava) for Hawaiian volcanoes is a stationary "hot spot," a place underneath Earth's crust where rocks melt and then regularly ooze out, flowing up to the surface through subterranean channels.
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That said, the flyby mission will play a key role in the later lander mission, as it will use its cameras to scout out plumes or cracks where material from Europa's subterranean might ooze out.
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If anything though, Reputation — with its subterranean bass notes and lyrical fixations on seduction, alcohol, and the soul-numbing isolation of fame — runs more along the lines of late-night libertines Zayn and the Weeknd.
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It kicks off with "Subterranean Homesick Blues" by Bob Dylan for Anub'arak and includes songs by the Jewish American reggae artist Matisyahu, the English psychedelic band Purson, and the Swedish Viking metal band Amon Amarth.
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He also plans to write Head On, a sequel to his 2014 novel Lock In. For people who want to read The Dispatcher, there's a print version coming from Subterranean at some point in 2017.
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Sing Sing Sandwich Shop Step down into this slightly subterranean sandwich shop and enter a cozy interior with loads of plants, red and white gingham tablecloths, and even a Patrick Nagel print behind the counter.
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As new museums sprout up around the country, administrators and architects are incorporating sustainable features throughout the design process, from green roofs and "living walls" of plants to subterranean passageways filled with energy-saving technologies.
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" As a longtime manager of Astor Place Hairstylists, Mr. Saviello presides over the legendary subterranean barbershop, a cash-only haircut factory that retains more than 40 barbers with names like "Zack Attack" and "Don Fifi.
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A vintage Mercedes owned by Chuck Blazer, the corrupt former American official whose testimony helped the Justice Department secure prosecutions against dozens of his former associates, remains in its parking space in FIFA's subterranean garage.
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TORONTO — In a subterranean food court in downtown Toronto, shoppers bustled past Maria Patrascu without a glance, unaware that the young woman sipping green tea was the leader of a growing rebellion in professional tennis.
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