400 years ago the biggest city in Japan was in danger of collapse. So what did the people of Japan do to save the city and what can we learn from it?
Niagara Falls is one of the world's more impressive sights. But there are things about it most people don't know.
Imagine capturing Costa Rica for the internet to see. Well that's what famous GeoGuessr Trevor Rainbolt did with Google Street View Car.
With temperatures rising globally places that were once covered in snow and ice are now revealing greener, fertile lands. The International Tundra Experiment looks at what the future holds.
When you gotta go you gotta go. But what happens when you end up having to use America's Weirdest Public Restrooms? Lets see what you could be facing.
Imagine if you took a square mile of earth and pull it out. You would see a column of earth stretching 6731 km or 3958 mi high into the sky.
If you visit Horsetail Fall in Yosemite National Park at the right time in February you might be lucky enough to see the 'Firefall' when the light is just right.
Enjoy a scenic flight like no other as this drone cover 6km's of French Alps beauty in 10 minutes.
Italy launched an ambitious scheme to sell homes for $1 in an effort to help struggling areas bring in more life into struggling areas. What has happened since this scheme started?
China has some pretty impressive creations but this Mountain Corkscrew Highway is a new level. Strap in as we take a trip up a mountain like no other.
Macy's Department Store at one point had 800 stores and is obviously famous for it's Thanksgiving day parade. But how did it all start and how has it changed shopping in America?
Imagine shrinking down and flying through the The White House on Christmas Eve. Imagine what you would see. Well you don't have to because this drone captured the beauty inside.
Lets take an aerial tour of Swedish Lapland and see it from a view most have never seen it before. With a special Tilt/Shift lens the world looks like a tiny village.
The world famous Las Vegas Tropicana Hotel met it's end when it was destroyed in a implosion coordinated with fireworks and a team of explosive experts.
America has numerous monuments but one has always been missing, a World War I Memorial. Now it finally has one and it was designed by a 25-year-old architectural intern.
