NASA's new space exploration vehicle features a pressurized cocoon, omni-drive, and a suit port that allows astronauts to easily get in and out of the rover.

With the ability to pounce 10 feet in the air, the serval is more than a formidable opponent for this guinea fowl.

For this leopard, the easy part was killing the impala. Guarding its carcass is another story.

Almost immediately after taking off, the pilots of American Airlines Flight 191 from Chicago to Los Angeles lose control of one engine. They wouldn't be airborne for long.

Before Neil Armstrong could walk on the moon, astronauts Jim McDivitt, Rusty Schweickart, and David Scott had to successfully test the lunar landing module in space.

With the development of better flight technology, commercial air travel received an unprecedented boom in the 1960s. But to fully sell the glamour of flying, the airlines needed these women on board.

In 1992, Christopher McCandless set off to test if he could survive alone in the wilds of Alaska. It didn't go as planned.

NASA tests their powerful J-2X rocket engines; burning an Olympic-sized swimming pool worth of fuel every second, this test comes with a hefty price tag of 350,000 dollars.

Professional race car driver Mark Blundell replays his horrific 1996 crash and shows us how he survived.

Airplane food today doesn't even compare to the luxurious dishes served in the 1960s. Here, the stewardesses of that gilded era divulge the most decadent offerings.