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By Jan 28, 2021
Science

Vibrations from trains could help seismologists peer underground

Sometimes noise is incredibly helpful.
By Feb 1, 2019
Science

What happens when humans spend too much time in the dark

Excerpt: Underground: A Human History of the Worlds Beneath Our Feet
By Oct 12, 2018
Technology

Humans could survive underground, but it would take a lot more than shovels

How to avoid becoming a full-blown mole person.
By Mar 16, 2016
Military

The Pentagon Wants Technology To Fight Wars In Big Cities And Underground

They’re calling it “Thunderstorm Spiral”
By Jul 6, 2015
Aviation

Watch This Drone Explore Underground Tunnels Beneath London

Like 'Descent,' only without all the lasers
By Mar 15, 2010
Technology

An Autonomous ‘Bot that Burrows Underground to Deliver Deadly Payloads

Something big is happening underground
By Feb 2, 2010
Technology

Teen Inventor’s Cave Radio Could Save Lives Deep Underground

Cave-texting device involves combination of computer and ham radio
By Jun 24, 2009
Science

Searching For Dark Matter In the World’s Deepest Underground Lab

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Pharming Underground

Can subterranean laboratories ease safety woes over crops that sprout medicine?