A Czech couple lives in a cave and works for a local farmer. “We are more ourselves in La Palma,” they say

A Czech couple lives in a cave and works for a local farmer.  “We are more ourselves in La Palma,” they say

The island of La Palma is nicknamed the madhouse without a roof. Ilona Hověžáková, who lives in a cave with her partner Jonáš Mazánek, says that they are definitely a little crazy. “Rather, we realized that we don’t want to be hamsters in a wheel, working just to pay the rent,” adds Jonáš. They have … Read more

Ágnes Berentés Photos: A Never-Before-Seen World of Caves and Mines in UV Light

Ágnes Berentés Photos: A Never-Before-Seen World of Caves and Mines in UV Light

Ágnes Berentés has long been interested in the idea of ​​how minerals would look in their natural environment, luminescent. His photos mix visible light and UV light, thus presenting a completely new, never-before-seen world of caves and mines. The human eye can perceive only a narrow energy range of the total radiation coming from the … Read more

Five People Stuck in Krizna Jama Cave System in Slovenia Due to Heavy Rainfall

Five People Stuck in Krizna Jama Cave System in Slovenia Due to Heavy Rainfall

Wikimedia/Bostjan BurgerCave system Krizna Jama (archive photo) NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 15:31 Five people have been stuck in a cave system in Slovenia about 50 kilometers south of the capital Ljubljana since yesterday. They were surprised by heavy rain and have to wait until the water in the cave recedes. It concerns a father, mother and their … Read more

Uncovering the Enigmatic Prophecies of Mother Shipton

Uncovering the Enigmatic Prophecies of Mother Shipton

When it comes to predictions, we often think of people like Nostradamus, a French astrologer known for his accuracy. However, there is another personality from the same time who had fascinating visions. Her name was Mother Shipton, an English woman who, unlike Nostradamus, lacked education and notoriety. She was also considered a bit of a … Read more

American Scientist Rescued from Turkish Cave: Rescue Operation Lasted Several Days

American Scientist Rescued from Turkish Cave: Rescue Operation Lasted Several Days

ReutersRescuers hoist Dickey, who is lying on a brand card, up into the cave NOS Nieuws•morgen, 00:51 The American scientist who was trapped in a Turkish cave about a kilometer deep has been rescued. Rescue workers were able to carry the man upstairs on a stretcher. The rescue operation lasted several days. Mark Dickey (40) … Read more

Rescue Operation Underway to Save Trapped American in Morca Cave: Updates and Details

Rescue Operation Underway to Save Trapped American in Morca Cave: Updates and Details

Although rescuers have reached and stabilized the trapped American, it may take days and possibly weeks to get him out of the cave. It is too narrow for a stretcher. And after turning 40, Dickey still can’t. The rescue of Mark Dickey, an American who fell ill while exploring Turkey’s Morca cave last week, is … Read more

After spending 500 days alone in a cave, she emerged and chuckled, “I’m still on November 21st, 2021” | CTWANT International News

Flamini stayed in the cave for 500 days and came out on the 14th. (Picture/Return to La Hora de La Twitter) A 50-year-old Spanish extreme athlete in a cave500 days aloneShe finally came out on the 14th, which is said to have set a world record. At that time, the Russia-Ukraine war had not yet … Read more

Spanish Woman Completes 500-Day Cave Experiment to Study Sleep-wake Rhythm and Human Brain

EPABeatriz Flamini (right) after she came out of the cave NOS News•today, 14:01 A 50-year-old Spanish woman voluntarily lived in a 70-metre-deep underground cave for 500 days. She had no contact with the outside world. She did it as an experiment to learn more about our sleep-wake rhythm and the capabilities of the human brain. … Read more

How Did Ancient Humans Make Fire in Caves? Page all

KOMPAS.com – At least about 400,000 years ago, ancient human Start using the bonfire to survive. “Fire is used mainly for cooking, heating and roasting meat and it started 400,000 years ago,” said Ran Barkai, an archaeologist at Tel Aviv University. The next step is for these ancient humans to also bring the bonfire inside … Read more