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SHOSE OUTLAWS WHO USED TO POP WHEELIES ON THE HIGHWAY? THEY DITCHED THEIR DAREDEVIL PAST AND MADE STUNT BIKE RIDING A LEGITIMATE SPORT. ALONG THE WAY, THEY ALSO MADE AN [...]

PHOTOGRAPHS BY LEON CHEW TWO BOMBS LIFT INTO THE SKY. They rise for precisely 6.5 seconds, streaming fire like comet tails. The explosions hit simultaneously, releasing bolts of white and [...]

TO THE MINERS, THE fire came as no surprise. On Jan. 19, 2006, around 3:30 pm, Carl White saw haze near a conveyor belt inside Aracoma Alma Mine No. 1 [...]

Trooper Stephen Bunker died flying a mission that never should have happened, looking for a hole in the clouds that never appeared. Shortly after 11 pm on Sept. 27, 2008, [...]

Katie Spotz always considered herself a lousy athlete--which makes the 22-year-old's quest to become the youngest person ever to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean seem a little odd. 'Growing [...]

The article presents information on a firework event held every summer at La Ronde amusement park at Saint Lawrence River, where the top fireworks companies in the world to display aerial explosives for sophisticated pyrotechnic shows. It is stated that Caimano co-produced shows for two summer Olympics with Pyro Spectaculars in California.

The article offers information on the dangers that coal miners faced in the mines and how it will be avoided. It mentions that mining accidents call for the U.S. Bureau of Mines to improve the safety at the workplace. It adds that even though the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) of the Department of Labor issued safety violations and charged million of fines, the fatalities continue to rise. It also says that miners can use all-in-one wireless system to monitor the mine condition.

The article offers information on medical helicopters of the U.S. and several cases of its accidents. It states that medical helicopters face the most risky operations as they fly planned for long distances above the ground. It mentions that they lack basic safety equipment and most do not have autopilot system or a co-pilot for assistance. Due to this they crash twice the rate of other air vehicles. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration have been asked to improve safety equipment in them.