Attention thrill-seekers: the downtown Los Angeles skyline is about to get more exciting, and possibly a little scary for anyone afraid of heights.

The mechanics of the erection may have applications for robotics.

Tim Mings is maybe the only mechanic on Earth who wrenches exclusively on Honda N600s and Z600s.

Derinkuyu - Prehistoric Underground City: Form and function.

The C.E.O. of Adafruit Industries wants to help others see engineering the way that she does—as a deeply creative endeavor. By Nicola Twilley.

The MBTA plans to spend $70 million next fiscal year to update its aging signals -- some of which are more than 100 years old.

Featuring Its top hits: the Blackbird, U-2, F-104, P-80, and P-38.

Have you ever wondered what those things are on airplane wings? You know, those little angled bits of metal? Watch to learn what they are and how they’re used!

Virgin has an exciting new spaceship!

More than half the world’s population has no access to paved roads, so engineers are using an old technology to bring trucking to the sky. By Jeanne Marie Laskas.

The iconic droop-nosed plane was the product of years of international cooperation.

A new hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle prototype has been launched with a claimed fuel economy equivalent to 250 mpg (0.9 L/100km). Dubbed "Rasa," the new car has a lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque shell, in-wheel electric motors, a bank of supercapacitors charged by braking-regeneration, and a host of other features that enable it to travel up to a claimed 300 miles (483 km) on just a 3.3 lb (1.5 kg) tank of hydrogen.

3D view: mousewheel/Z,X keys = zoom, Left-drag = rotate, W,A,S,D = pan

The Bloque Termodisipador was invented is a sustainable, energy-efficient brick. Its unusual shape cools a building's interior.

BAE Systems unveils its reworked 'Swiss Army knife' armoured vehicle - aptly named the Terrier

Captivating side-by-side images show how the planned Titanic II will stick to the incredible detail of the original ship that sank in the Atlantic Ocean more than 100 years ago.

It's basically science fiction.

Just like some living chameleons this robotic reptile is able to change its colour to match its surroundings