This giant sand dune in southern Spain is about 98 feet high and 656 feet wide, making it one of Europe's largest sand dunes.

Rising from the haze of the demolition stood a single leaning tower, the core shaft of the building. It was still standing.

The famous landmark leans slightly to the northwest but the tilt is not considered dangerous and is unlikely to cause ...

A scientific study, led by the University of Miami, published in December had found that 35 buildings along Miami’s barrier ...

The one silver lining is that Dr. Rankin’s forecast is slightly less dire than current estimates, which assert that YR4 has a 2.3 per cent chance of hitting our planet, putting it at the top of NASA’s ...

Deflection efforts “might not be able to stop 2024 YR4,” cautioned Robin George Andrews, a London volcanologist and author, ...

NASA is training humanity’s most powerful telescope on a “city-killing” asteroid to determine whether or not we need to brace ...

In the heart of Glendale, Wisconsin, there’s a culinary time capsule that’s been serving up slices of Americana (and generous ...

The UN body has brought several religious and other buildings in the Iraqi city back to life as part of an $115m programme ...

San Francisco’s Millennium Tower wasn’t supposed to lean—but by 2016, it had already sunk 16 inches and tilted over a foot. This deep dive explores the geotechnical failures behind the tower’s ongoing ...