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NORTHEAST | MID-ATLANTIC: Are you an aviation history or technology buff? Does early flight fascinate you just as much as the information coming out about the Artemis moon missions? If you’re excitedly screaming yes, then you might be interested to know that the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum and the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center are just 32 miles or 47 minutes away from each other.

GLOBAL: Harsh Environmental Conditions - Aircraft hangars are responsible for and critical to protecting valuable aviation assets, such as airplanes, helicopters, and drones, across various climates found throughout the nation. Regardless of the region, airplane hangars serve as protective and shielding structures, insulating airplanes from otherwise harsh environmental conditions that can damage aircraft and disrupt routine operations.

GLOBAL: Are you ready to skip ahead to warmer weather? If you are, you might like to take a flight down to St. Barthélemy, often referred to as St. Barts, in the Caribbean. The island is located east of the US and British Virgin Islands. It encompasses 9.7 square miles and has a population of slightly more than 11,000. It’s known for its warm climate and fantastic year-round water temperatures.

GLOBAL: Strange and Unusual Homes - Going far back in history, people have always displayed cleverness and resilience when it comes to finding unique places to call home sweet home. Hangar living aside, here are just three examples of the strangest and most odd places people have turned into homes.