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The transportation hub has hardly stood still since it emerged from the bean fields of Westchester in the late 1920s.
Here are a few places where you can picture yourself in the pilot’s seat, sit in a cockpit, and even take flight – just like the great airmen and airwomen of SoCal once did during The Golden Age of Aviation (and beyond).
During the 1950s, a site in Downey was home to where much of the United States space technology was developed from then until the early 1990s.
Rocket launching has been going strong in the Mojave since the early '40s by hobbyists of all ages."Peace, Love and Rockets" brings them all together in one of the biggest meet-ups of recreational amateur rockets in the world.
The high desert communities of the Antelope Valley are strongly associated with aviation, so the industry has a particularly indelible presence in the visual culture of the Antelope Valley.
We’ve been failing to detect dark matter for decades. Would that mean it exists?
What makes a planet a planet? Phillip Metzger, a planetary scientist at the University of Central Florida joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss to the reasoning behind the reclassification of planets.
Are we on the brink of a discovery that will rewrite the story of life as we know it? "Second Genesis" follows planetary scientist Carolyn Porco as she explores the scientific quest to find life beyond Earth.