The 1969 flight of Apollo 11, which landed two American astronauts on the Moon, as seen through the eyes of the astronauts, mission controllers, engineers, and designers who made it happen.
Star City, the Gagarin Center for Training Cosmonauts, was established by the former Soviet Union in the 1960s as a school for the future conquerors of space.
With technological advances, our ancient struggle against the sea has turned into a luxurious holiday a peek at the elegant life on these floating resorts.
Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.
Nuclear submarines carry more firepower than all bombs dropped in history since the 1950s, these steel vessels became U.S. defense cornerstones, sparking Cold War underwater competition and creating engineering miracles for deterrence.
Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.
The butcher's craft is a fusion of knives and technology, old world skills and modern day tools.
The Mighty Mac connects the pastoral northern mainland of Michigan with the state's heavily forested Upper Peninsula and stands as a testament to the dreams, determination, and hard work of a small few who created a true masterpiece.
Winding 6,000 kilometers through undulating mountains, it is said to be visible with the naked eye from the moon historians, engineers, and scientists explore one of the wonders of the ancient world.
From Sherlock Holmes' examination of the physical evidence at a crime scene to today's DNA technology, a review of the history of crime detection through the use of forensic science.
Once the revolutionary force that galvanized global communications without wires, radio linked the world a century ago explore this enduring medium's long evolution from communication breakthrough to today's presence.
The Maginot Line, a defensive string of forts with enfilading firepower, was built by France between World War One and World War Two.
The philosophy, architecture of today's U.S. prisons emerge from those of history.
It was meant to be a temporary exhibit, a demonstration of French engineering acumen at the Paris World's Fair but to Parisians, the tower, designed by the brash, young Gustave Eiffel, came to stand for much more.
The butcher's craft is a fusion of knives and technology, old world skills and modern day tools.
The Mighty Mac connects the pastoral northern mainland of Michigan with the state's heavily forested Upper Peninsula and stands as a testament to the dreams, determination, and hard work of a small few who created a true masterpiece.
From Sherlock Holmes' examination of the physical evidence at a crime scene to today's DNA technology, a review of the history of crime detection through the use of forensic science.
Once the revolutionary force that galvanized global communications without wires, radio linked the world a century ago explore this enduring medium's long evolution from communication breakthrough to today's presence.
The Maginot Line, a defensive string of forts with enfilading firepower, was built by France between World War One and World War Two.
The philosophy, architecture of today's U.S. prisons emerge from those of history.