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Gaston Tissandier's 1883 "Swimming Apparatus" gave humans propeller power
French scientist and balloonist Gaston Tissandier published this image of a "swimming apparatus" in his book Les Récréations ...
Still Here: Come sail away — paddling at Columbia's Sesquicentennial State Park
For this month's Still Here column, Cassie Premo Steele heads to one of the Midlands' most beloved parks -- Sesqui in ...
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This propeller-driven motorcycle takes to the skies to beat frustrating traffic — here's when you can buy one
The maximum speed in the air is 62 miles per hour. This propeller-driven motorcycle takes to the skies to beat frustrating ...
Steamboat Natchez: A Mississippi River icon keeping history alive
The Steamboat Natchez offers an authentic glimpse into New Orleans’ rich maritime heritage, cruising along the mighty ...
‘You learn to live with much less’: Why this family decided to set sail and see the world
Larissa and Duncan are sailing around the world with their two kids to spot wildlife and collect vital ocean data.