Rafa Jódar beat Alejandro Tabilo in Cincinnati, moving within 654 points of the ATP top 10. The Madrid native could break Boris Becker’s record for the fastest rise from the top 100. His next challenge is Flavio Cobolli.
In 1998, 12,000 tons of orange peels were dumped on a barren pasture in Costa Rica. Sixteen years later, scientists found a dense forest where only dry grass once grew, with tree biomass 176% higher than on untreated land.
Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto SV, a 1,065-horsepower hybrid supercar that sets a new performance benchmark for the brand. This limited series pairs advanced aerodynamics with a lighter build, marking a new era for the Italian marque.
Paco, nearing 70, is the sole inhabitant of a remote hamlet in Jaén, caring for abandoned houses and enduring harsh winters. His story highlights the deepening population crisis in rural Spain and the realities of life on the edge of depopulation.
Order-guide coverage lists the 2027 Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible as a new open-top configuration, but its factory power rating remains pending. It pairs a supercharged 5.2-liter V8 with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission; separate reporting cites 795 hp for the coupe.
Marc Márquez, MotoGP’s reigning champion, opens up about daily life away from the racetrack. He describes encounters with fans at the supermarket and gaming sessions with friends, while sharing how family time keeps him grounded amid global fame.
Porsche has transformed a client's 911 GT2 RS into a one-off road-legal car, reviving the iconic Flachbau silhouette of the 935. Sonderwunsch and Manthey led the project, which pairs historic design with modern engineering.
Franz von Holzhausen, the creative force behind Tesla’s most iconic models, keeps a modified Pontiac Solstice with a roaring V8 in his garage. His preference for classic combustion over electric power challenges expectations.
A viral story claims that over 55,000 used tennis balls from Wimbledon become shelters for harvest mice each year. In reality, the original project was limited, and most balls are now sold or recycled. Here’s what actually happens to Wimbledon’s used balls.
Christmas Lottery number 19726, which matches the date of Spain's World Cup final, is nearly sold out nationwide. Motril is the exception, with tickets still available through a water polo club as requests pour in from across Spain.
Juan Pablo, known as Juampy, turned a decommissioned bus into a home on the outskirts of Madrid. He generates his own electricity and cooks with gas, eliminating utility bills while embracing a minimalist lifestyle. His story shows the challenges and rewards of living off-grid in Spain.
Marc Giró appears on La 2 for the last episode of 'Me meto en un jardín'. The interview was recorded before his move to Atresmedia. The show closes its first season amid uncertainty over renewal.
Across Japan, small unmanned farm stalls known as mujin hanbai sell fresh fruit and vegetables without staff, relying on visible prices and honesty boxes. As thefts rise, some stalls are adding lockers and vending machines, pairing the trust-based model with practical safeguards.
Jorge Lorenzo, a five-time world champion, describes MotoGP as an extreme-risk sport, pointing to the mental and physical demands on riders who push machines beyond 370 km/h. His candid reflections shed light on the dangers behind the sport’s glamour.
King Mohamed VI of Morocco is the sole owner of both known Laraki Sahara hypercars, each credited with 1,550 horsepower and a Corvette-derived V8. Designed and built in Morocco, the cars reflect the country’s growing automotive ambitions.
Those white lines on glass do more than decorate a window. They help birds see the glass and avoid collisions, preventing countless deaths each year. The right design can make a real difference.
A Primitiva ticket validated in Utebo is reported to have won almost €60 million, though the claim remains unverified. The alleged win coincided with local festivities and followed another major lottery prize in Zaragoza. The winner's identity remains unknown.
A simple trick, tying a plastic bag around your broom, has resurfaced online, promising to help pick up pet hair and fine dust. But does it really work, and what are the risks? Here’s what science and experts say about this household hack.
A 19th-century patent drawing by Seth Wheeler appears to favor the 'over' method for hanging toilet paper, but modern hygiene guidelines focus on handwashing, not roll orientation. The debate continues, with practical and sanitary arguments on both sides.
The ‘mamachari’ has evolved from a simple city bike into a modern electric option for commuting and shopping, while also carrying children. Its design and growing popularity reflect changing urban habits and stricter safety rules in Japan’s cities.
Plugging an iron and an air conditioner into the same power strip can push your home’s wiring past safe limits. Many Spanish households underestimate the combined wattage of these appliances, risking overheating and equipment damage, with fire also a danger.
After missing the last bus from Soraluze to Elgoibar, three young people tried to return home by floating down the Deba River on an inflatable unicorn. Their journey ended in Maltzaga, still short of their destination, and drew the attention of surprised locals.
A magnitude 3.7 earthquake struck near Antas, Almería, on Thursday. No injuries or property damage were reported. The tremor was felt in several nearby towns, renewing attention to local seismic activity.
A grassroots campaign has drawn more than 700 signatures, pressing tech giants such as WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) and Apple to add the Andalusian flag emoji to their keyboards. Supporters argue the symbol is technically feasible and critical for cultural representation.
Nikki, now 77, has spent more than four decades living alone on a sailboat in Alaska. She grows her own food and repairs every system herself, sometimes going weeks without seeing another vessel. Her story is a rare portrait of independence and ability to recover far from the mainland.
Scientists in the US have developed an experimental antivenom using three proteins found in the blood of the western diamondback rattlesnake. In laboratory mice, the formula proved nearly ten times more potent than current commercial options, but human trials remain a distant prospect.
The expression 10 + 20 ÷ 5 × 4 looks straightforward, but many people get it wrong by ignoring the correct order of operations. This common mistake highlights how even basic math can challenge our habits and assumptions.
Ferrari has unveiled the CZ26, a one-of-a-kind supercar crafted for a private American collector. Developed by Ferrari Design Studio, the model combines futuristic design with hybrid power and extensive personalization.
Spain will witness a total solar eclipse in August 2027, with the path of totality crossing basic southern provinces. An annular eclipse will follow in January 2028. Both events are expected to draw large crowds and require careful planning.
Madrid’s Palacio de Cristal is closed for a three-year, €7.5 million restoration. More than 5,000 glass panels are being replaced, and the iron structure reinforced. The reopening is scheduled for July 2027.
After years of preparation, Spanish astronomers and science communicators experienced a rare total solar eclipse. The event left participants exhausted yet joyful, while communities across the country shared a sense of accomplishment.
Hundreds gathered at elevated spots in Granada to witness a near-total solar eclipse. Sierra Nevada and city viewpoints drew heavy crowds as the event coincided with sunset, creating a striking spectacle.
Luis de la Fuente once scanned newspapers for coaching jobs in Getxo. Thirteen years later, he led Spain to its second World Cup title. His journey from unemployment to the pinnacle of world football shows the value of persistence and flexibility.
Spain’s recent solar eclipse sharply reduced solar power and disrupted traffic, while online searches for eye pain spiked. Its effects reached across the country, from electricity grids to emergency rooms.
Atlético de Madrid’s Marcos Llorente made a statement at his first training session after the summer break, arriving in a black Ferrari 812 Superfast. Valued at around €350,000, the car reflects the footballer’s taste for high-performance vehicles.
